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Darrin Bell’s Candorville is an insightful look at family, community and race through the eyes of Lemont Brown, a young black writer. Bell pulls no punches and delves into even the most controversial of issues. The wit and humor of the strip will draw you in.
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mikefive said, 7 months ago
Makes about as much sense as some of the comments I read in the editorial cartoons section.
rshive said, 7 months ago
We who were born in 1947 salute you Lemont. Watch Lionel grow up; and see some of your friends/kin die. Watch the world change around you— it always does. Then report back on how your attitudes have changed. John Kennedy’s paraphrasing of St. Paul’s “putting away the things of a child” sometimes seems remarkably prescient.
Rotary12
said, 7 months ago
Isn’t it the aliens that make the zombies? Sounds like sound logic to me. /sarc
LameRandomName said, 7 months ago
For me, the hardest part about the zombie apocalypse will be pretending I’m not excited.
Tacopielvr said, 7 months ago
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No, trolling for attention to your own comic is tacky and classless. Most of amatuers comics are horrible. If your comic was worth a **** others would do your advertising for you. The minute a amatuer promotes themselves it tells everyone its pretty bad and a waste of time, both yours and mine.
James Maxwell said, 7 months ago
I think the Zombie invasion took place when Obama slither into the United States under questionable circumstances.
madvirgo said, 6 months ago
@James Maxwell
A.) Slithered
B.) Let’s hope the zombies EAT YOU FIRST…
Riff Gibson said, 6 months ago
I’m rooting for the zombies!
lmonteros said, 6 months ago
@rshive
There is something special about us ’47ers!
Ryan said, 6 months ago
@James Maxwell
so did your forefathers
puddleglum1066 said, 6 months ago
Romney, 1947? Can’t be—the Etch-A-Sketch wasn’t invented till the late ’50s.
rvernon said, 6 months ago
@James Maxwell
Get this straight: You and other crazy birthers questioning something doesn’t make it “questionable.” Crackpots still question whether we went to the Moon. That doesn’t make the Apollo missions questionable; that makes the questioners insane.
rshive said, 6 months ago
@lmonteros
Yeah, I guess so. At least we’ve survived until now. Sometimes that’s a matter of wonder to me.
In spite of the official govt definition (which like too many of theirs conveniently ignores how people actually act), those born in 1947 fit the realistic definition of Baby Boomers better than most born in 1946. My Dad was a returning serviceman, having served two tours in the Army. He was discharged in March 1946. Spent a little time getting his feet back on civilian ground, then met my Mom.
___
Sometimes in quiet moments when I reflect on my parents’ life arcs, I wonder whether I could have ever done what they did. I pray that my children or their children are never asked to. As the Pete Seeger song goes—
…Still I wonder why
The worst of men must fight
And the best of men must die.
underwriter said, 6 months ago
So, does born in 1945 make me officially not an alien?
imrobert
said, 6 months ago
Romney is an empty shell, even as a zombie