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Thursday, April 2, 2020

The Coronavirus Protection Checklist!

                                                                              DONE!
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Labels: Batman, cartoon, comic panel, Coronavirus, Covid-19, epidemic, humor, lockdown, mask, outbreak, pandemic, Senior Daze, Seniors, single panel cartoons, surgical mask, Tidbits, virus

Saturday, June 10, 2017

Adam West, TV’s ‘Batman,’ Dies at 88.



Illustration by Bob Bentovoja.


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Labels: 1960s, Adam West, Batman, Batmobile, Bob Bentovoja, Bob Kane, Burt Ward, TV show, William West Anderson
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FERNANDO LLERA is a  comic book artist, editorial cartoonist, illustrator, actor and writer from Mexico City.    He created his first comic...

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    Laurel and Hardy. Alive and kicking. - I grew up watching the classic comedians in their classic comedy films. That’s where I first fell in love with them, in these perfectly crafted films cre...
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