By Maximum Traffic
Monday, August 13, 2012
Fifteen Heart Attacks, page 11
Buttons - Federal Campaign - 1960s
Hughes for Congress Republican
File Your Protest
OK, OK, I know this isn't a button. It's a nail file with a pun, but I am going to include it anyway. I picked this up at a booth at the Southwest Washington Fair in Washington State's 3rd Congressional District some time in the 1960s.
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Buttons,
Elections,
Republicans,
Southwest Washington Fair,
United States House of Representatives
Fifteen Heart Attacks, page 10
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Fifteen Heart Attacks,
jams,
Maximum Traffic,
Morty the Dog
Buttons - Presidential Campaign - 2008
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Barack Obama,
Buttons,
Democrats,
Elections,
John F. Kennedy
Sunday, August 12, 2012
Phone photo 1816
I followed this car with a helium balloon hanging out of the window for a mile or so in Olympia, Washington. The thing was bouncing around something fierce but it didn't pop.
Buttons - Presidential Campaign - 1992
Clinton Gore '92
On the curl: G.H. Stamp Works, Aberdeen, Wash.
Notice the union label is part of the display.
In 1992 I saw something I have never seen in a presidential election before or since. In McCleary, a town with a healthy chunk of 1938-1940 immigrants from Arkansas (I live in a part of town known as Arkie Hill), there were home-made signs for Clinton in front yards. In fact as I recall, in our town, George Herbert Walker Bush, the Republican incumbent, placed third behind Clinton and Perot in 1992.
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Al Gore,
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Bill Clinton,
Buttons,
Democrats,
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George H.W. Bush,
Grays Harbor Stamp Works,
labor unions,
McCleary,
Ross Perot
Joe Kubert, 1926-2012
Goodbye Joe.
Such an amazing artist and one of the greats in the world of comic art. I don't have a lot of valuable material possessions, but I do treasure my Kubert original. I have owned this page from Brave and Bold # 43 (1962) for over 4 decades and never get tired of looking at it. I have learned so much about cartooning just from looking at this single sheet, which Joe probably cranked out in a very short time.
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Brave and the Bold # 43,
Hawkman,
Joe Kubert,
original art
Fifteen Heart Attacks, page 8
Buttons - Presidential Campaign - 1992
Favorite Movie Quotes: Gran Torino
Saturday, August 11, 2012
Styrofoam Cup Art / by Rose
My daughter Rose recently gave me this amazing cup, an example of the kind of artwork she seems to just casually knock off.
Fifteen Heart Attacks, page 7
Page 7 by Maximum Traffic. Max tried to "draw" me into this jam by using some of the characters from my comix, such as the fellow in panel 3. The face came from a page in Brave New Nazis of the Inland Empire.
There's that "Bezango" word again. This morning I have been blurting "beZANG!-o" once in awhile for no apparent reason.
There's that "Bezango" word again. This morning I have been blurting "beZANG!-o" once in awhile for no apparent reason.
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Brave New Nazis of the Inland Empire,
Donald Trump,
Fifteen Heart Attacks,
jams,
Maximum Traffic,
Morty the Dog,
Mukey the Mutant Membrane
A Slice of Return to Evergreen
The Evergreen State College put together this 3-minute summary of the Return to Evergreen 40th Anniversary of the school. Watch for Matt Groening and yours truly just after the first minute.
Friday, August 10, 2012
Buttons - Presidential Campaign - 1984
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Buttons,
Democrats,
Elections,
Geraldine Ferraro,
Walter Mondale
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