Séamus Ennis knows far more about this than even the old Folk Lordy-Lordy themselves. Because Séamus Ennis once met a little Leprashoneen Truckly-How at the bottom of the Garden Doth and up the Garden Path which came up from that, in the Limeretti-Lumeretti Hillhockers, before the Earthian Throe, before the Leprashonerian – long before the Argay Foray – and that was in the Deep Pond Doom before the Emerald Isle was dropped (!) in the water.
modified Catching Elephant, a theme by Andy Taylor
Just got Mark Newgarden’s We All Die Alone in the mail. It includes this little number, called Love’s Savage Fury, starring Bazooka Joe and Nancy and a Missed Connection.
Here’s an interview with the real Nancy. Found via nancyishappy.
Having read a lot of Krazy Kat, I’m not convinced this is unfinished, actually.
I would love to hear what Krazy’s banjo playing sounded like.
Life may not be quite round, but we make it round through art.
Can you guess em all? (I think I got 40 out of 48. No way of telling: there’s no answer key as far as I know.)
1st pg of Mark Newgarden’s Love’s Savage Fury.
Spring is in the air, and Albert Alligator dusts off the old banjer, the better to pitch his woo.
tippin’ it up to Nancy
(for extra fun with this one, cross yer eyes!)
Ernie Bushmiller.
Yes, another Nancy panel. If you’re wondering why Nancy matters, click here.
