That is Priceless by Steve Melcher for February 06, 2015

Advertisement campaign by the helium industry.

Let’s see Richard Branson spin his way out of that one

Made an escape, but the landing was rough.

I don’t follow. Williams has been telling the same lie for over 10 years. plenty of time to get a comic ready.

I believe that is the poster for film The Hindenberg.

Not a blimp. It’s a rigid dirigible.

Another kind of burn.

lol – masterful!

The idea of the inflight Hibachi Grill & Buffet was dropped shortly thereafter.

5th November: Guy Fawkes Night in UK

A somewhat enlarged image can be found at the only work, by this artist, so far, to appear in Mr. Melcher’s blog (yesterday). Again, this is a slightly cropped image. A larger image can be found here, along with an extensive analysis.It is the illustration for, I think, the original The Hindenburg movie (link shows Wikipedia page, I personally don’t think the right poster is currently shown there) poster

The artist’s Wikipedia page (currently, no collection). Künstler is German for artist, and since he kept the umlaut diaeresis, I wonder if that’s his given name — seems too coincidental.First work, by this artist, to appear here.P.S. For those who don’t already know, and want to, this explains the Brian Williams caption by Mr. Melcher.

Internet only strips, such as this one, have a different deadline than those that appear in newspapers. Since, as I wrote earlier, this appeared in his blog yesterday, that’s probably when he submitted it to GoComics.

As tragic as the event was, most survived, including all the passengers. Most of the deaths were crew members at landing stations among the lifting gas bags.

It was the black arrow that punctured the dirigible.

That’s the second biggest exploding cigar I’ve ever seen!

Fabulous sub-caption for pix==and the putdown on newsfaker Williams whom I detest. I flew as a medic in an unarked huey and took a lot of ack-ack