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B. Kliban’s vast body of playful, surreal irreverent free-form work is well overdue for re-discovery. An innovator who significantly expanded the realm of cartooning, Kliban inspired a generation with his no-limits approach. His numerous books – Never Eat Anything Bigger Than Your Head, Whack Your Porcupine, Two Guys Fooling Around With the Moon among them – spread the Kliban vision far and wide, and put the term “Klibanesque” in the dictionary. His constructions – whether single-panel drawings (“Mental floss.”), multi-panel sequences (“Four Useless Motions”) or eight-panel image-poems (“Sheer Pottery”) – push fearlessly forward into unexplored territory. Welcome to his unique and compelling world.
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bmonk said, 5 months ago
If all you own is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail.
Happy, happy, happy!!!
said, 5 months ago
…get a bigger hammer…
old1953 said, 5 months ago
Hammers, um, lead head, shot filled, round face, flat face, crosshatched face, large round with anvil back, 2 lb with polished face, 1 and 2 ounce ball peen – and those are just the basics for simple work in silver. :) Tomorrow, anvils.
SwimsWithSharks
said, 5 months ago
Attention ball peen hammer owners. Our next meeting will discuss how to pull nails without a claw end.
jtpozenel said, 5 months ago
It’s easy to see why he is so excited!
Who wouldn’t be, with a hammer collection like that?
I’ll have to try that numbering method. My personal hammer collection is very disorganized…that can be my New Year’s resolution.
Thanks Kliban! (Yeah, I know…he’s gone…but not forgotten.)
ossiningaling said, 5 months ago
Why is number 1 hung backwards? Is that for hitting nails on the opposite wall?
LafInLarry
said, 5 months ago
ossiningaling, no hammer collection is complete without both left-handed and right-handed hammers.

Also not complete without David Rasche:
Zuhlamon said, 5 months ago
Skedge, maul, mallet, mole-whacker… why, and Harbor Freight Tools is having a special on the battery-powered No. 4 Ball Peens.
CAtransplant said, 5 months ago
@SwimsWithSharks
Ha!
CAtransplant said, 5 months ago
@old1953
Oh, great, anvils! Can Wiley Coyote moderate?
CAtransplant said, 5 months ago
@bmonk
Theoretically, that’s the way the world is. You start out in this world with the first tool you recognize is one (no, hopefully, not that one). Then, when trying to solve problem after problem, you see that you might need another tool since you aren’t solving enough problems (creating new ones, in fact). If that isn’t the process you are embracing, you don’t get too old.
CAtransplant said, 5 months ago
@ossiningaling
It’s actually for hammering using a mirror. Done strictly to impress a female.
Ice Hole
said, 5 months ago
Just do not use it on anyone, alright.!!
Ice Hole
said, 5 months ago
@SwimsWithSharks
SwimsWithSharks
-Example Number Two has already become established..Bailey said, 5 months ago
… wanna bet this hammer lover loves Peter, Paul, and Mary?