Ka-boom
The watch has been a little less than vigilant recently, and look what's happened, a fireworks explosion of SPPs: (and how about that clever timely metaphor?)
9 Chickweed Lane by Brooke McEldowney
For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnson
Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley
Overboard by Chip Dunham
Pooch Cafe by Paul Gilligan
Prickly City by Scott Stantis
I need to get back on the stick here.
Confidential to commenter Kris:
Uh, yeah, holy crap, that's me. What's up? Somewhere in my box of old VHS tapes, I still have a copy of our performance at Mid-stock '92. Those were the days, man.
posted by Matt Gill at 11:28 AM
27 Comments:
i graduated in 91, but i think i was in your band for about a week. i remember patrick, you, meg, but no one else. what was the name of that band??
Hey, what about the July 3 Monty? That penultimate panel is not just silent, it's silenced.
44 Union Avenue has an SPP today. Matter of fact, I see them a lot in mike's work
www.44unionavenue.com
Hey Matt Gill, write me at dasst73 at yahoo dot com. I'm planning on going to Richmond in a couple months to see A.P.
SPPW-RIP
"SPPW-RIP" !?!?
noooooo!
I just found this blog today. Did I find it too late? Is it through with?
KA-BOOM!
SPPW has blown up into little pieces.
Today's Phantom is a classic SPP
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/fun/phantom.asp
There's been a bunch at the end of 2007:
12/4/07 Prickly City by Scott Stantis
11/16/07 Frazz by Jef Mallett
11/16/07 Garfield by Jim Davis
11/16/07 Non Sequitur by Wiley
- Dominic
www.academicventures.com/comics
12/6/07 produced triplets:
Garfield by Jim Davis
Non Sequitur by Wiley
Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley
- Dominic
www.academicventures.com/comics
Today's (14 Dec 07) Doonsbury is also good. And silent.
Maybe someday this blog will return to it's former glory...
I guess we'll just have to hold down the fort a litte longer...
12/13/07 Garfield by Jim Davis
12/13/07 Zits by Scott & Borman
12/16/07 Baby Blues by Kirkman & Scott
12/16/07 Get Fuzzy by Darby Conley
12/16/07 Pearls Before Swine by Pastis
are more "pantomime" than silent but some recent SPP gems are ...
12/13/07 Non Sequitur by Wiley
12/15/07 Garfield by Jim Davis
12/15/07 Non Sequitur by Wiley(a serial SPPer if ever there was one!)
12/15/07 Pearls Before Swine by Stephan Pastis
12/16/07 Dilbert by Scott Adams
- Dominic
www.academicventures.com/comics
Golly!
Almost forget the
12/16/07 Beetle Bailey by Walker
- Dominic
www.academicventures.com/comics
12/18/07 Hagar by Dik Browne
- Dominic
www.academicventures.com/comics
Thursday January 24, 2008
Sally Forth
Jump Start
Hagar
- Dominic
www.academicventures.com/comics
Dominic,
Ya gotta learn to let go, man!
silent panels are about dramatic pause. sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. to write a blog about this, to even contribute a significant part of your life to this, is a waste of your time. If this is the best way you can spend your time blogging, you have less imagination than the cartoonists you criticize. In the cartoonists' case, it's a wasted cartoon. In your case, it's a much bigger wasted part of your life. I hope you will find more fruitful endeavors with which to devote yourself, that could possibly change this world in a more significant way.
hmm, it looks like this blog is a little dead, although very fun. I thought I'd share this in case anyone was still passing by:
http://www.suzigrossman.com/My_Portfolio/random/agxncm9zc21hbnN1emlyDgsSB1Byb2plY3QY4V0M?displayType=random1
It's a comics scrambler I made using only silent panels from the Sunday comics.
• You can’t “save” your best bowler for the 18th if the game is decided by the 12th.
• You can’t keep third man and fine leg up for long if batters ramp and scoop.
• You can’t rely on spin to “hold” when batters are prepared to take it on inside the powerplay.
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