Now in my sixties, I recently made my umpteenth attempt to read “Moby Dick”. After about 100 pages, I said to myself, “I’m too old for this bleep.” (not my exact words), and donated my copy to the local library. Let someone else suffer.
And after he’s done with his bath, Dean should visit Laurel Hill Cemetery, to visit the grave of Charles Vansant, shark attack victim and inspiration for “Jaws”.
The 1956 movie is one of the best films ever made from a classic novel. Nobody ROARS like Gregory Peck…;-)
Like pdking says, Wrath of Khan played out the story remarkably well. And there could have been a third good one: there’s a novel called The Bedford Incident that plays a trick on the reader, by being a replay of Moby Dick. The parallels gradually grow less subtle, until the last line is verbatim…sadly the 1965 movie threw that aspect out, and became a simple Cold War thriller.
Templo S.U.D. almost 6 years ago
So Dean quoted both Captain Ahab and Chief Martin Brody?
WaitingMan almost 6 years ago
Now in my sixties, I recently made my umpteenth attempt to read “Moby Dick”. After about 100 pages, I said to myself, “I’m too old for this bleep.” (not my exact words), and donated my copy to the local library. Let someone else suffer.
JonGl Premium Member almost 6 years ago
The true fail whale
asrialfeeple almost 6 years ago
Dean is looking to have a whale of a time
!!ǝlɐ⅁ Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Yeah, and your narwhal will need a tooth!
stringer831 almost 6 years ago
And after he’s done with his bath, Dean should visit Laurel Hill Cemetery, to visit the grave of Charles Vansant, shark attack victim and inspiration for “Jaws”.
corpcasselbury almost 6 years ago
“What price will thy vengeance fetch in New Bedford market, Captain Ahab?”
pdking77 almost 6 years ago
She quotes a pretty good Khan, too.
PlatinumRoseLady almost 6 years ago
Dean is my favorite character in this comic’s universe. Any kid that follow up a “Moby Dick” quote with a quote from “Jaws” is aces in my book!
deadstick almost 6 years ago
The 1956 movie is one of the best films ever made from a classic novel. Nobody ROARS like Gregory Peck…;-)
Like pdking says, Wrath of Khan played out the story remarkably well. And there could have been a third good one: there’s a novel called The Bedford Incident that plays a trick on the reader, by being a replay of Moby Dick. The parallels gradually grow less subtle, until the last line is verbatim…sadly the 1965 movie threw that aspect out, and became a simple Cold War thriller.
JP Steve Premium Member almost 6 years ago
Is Liō going to loan him Ishmael for the reenactment?
Decepticomic almost 3 years ago
No personality? No problem. Just quote interesting stuff.