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  1. Sirens #6 out today. More fun with Harley and Gaggy, and the Carpenter actually does something useful for once. 9:40 AM Nov 25th from web
  2. Wore my Boris Badenov hat to the airport. Got the full spy search treatment. Hoo, boy! 9:29 AM Nov 24th from Tweetie
  3. @theReal_Rebel Thanks for the love re: Jing. No new book this year unfortunately, but I'm working on some new stuff for her. Coming soon. 12:28 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to theReal_Rebel
  4. A few more Thanksgiving treats can be found here: http://kingofbreakfast.live... 4:29 PM Nov 22nd from web
  5. Three of my favorite things, Thanksgiving, Santa and the Munsters. http://www.youtube.com/watc... 1:55 PM Nov 22nd from web
  6. Thinking of hitting the Burbank animation expo. Anyone gone yet? How is it? 10:43 AM Nov 21st from web
  7. @Ecocomics Next month, I promise. 8:08 PM Nov 19th from web in reply to Ecocomics
  8. @Man_O_Moon The Magic Castle in Hollywood. Stan has been doing evenings of comedy with his wife, Hunter at various venues. 2:28 PM Nov 18th from web in reply to Man_O_Moon
  9. Saw Stan Freberg last night. No better kick-off to Thanksgiving than hearing him sing "Take an Indian To Lunch this Week." 9:58 AM Nov 18th from web
  10. Kickin' Christmas off early with Bob Dylan http://www.youtube.com/watc... 1:05 AM Nov 17th from web
  11. @Vash_15 Azrael was pretty new when we did the animated series, so we stuck w/more established characters, Bane a notable exception. 7:53 PM Nov 16th from web in reply to Vash_15
  12. At the puppet show. Puppets are awesome. 2:25 PM Nov 15th from Tweetie
  13. I always suspected Beaker was the most subversive Muppet. http://bit.ly/yMHtP 4:56 PM Nov 14th from web
  14. Fantastic Mr. Fox lived up to its title. Misty and I loved every minute. 11:59 PM Nov 13th from web
  15. Anything I could say is much better said here. http://bit.ly/1AGfyd 2:07 AM Nov 12th from web
  16. @neilhimself There's a heartbreaking Stephen King story in this weeks New Yorker, too. 11:21 AM Nov 9th from web in reply to neilhimself
  17. But for sheer wackiness, nothing beats this version: http://bit.ly/3Jd4ha 10:05 PM Nov 8th from web
  18. Hell, McDuck's Scrooge was better. Ditto Richard Williams version, the Muppets version, Allister Sim's version, etc., etc. 10:04 PM Nov 8th from web
  19. Saw Disney's Xmas Carol. Stiff mo-cap and thin script work against the human elements of Dickens' original. Magoo's Scrooge much better. 10:01 PM Nov 8th from web
  20. @TomKBaltimore Given the choice I'd be somewhere between Holmes and Hammer, Mike, not M.C. 3:19 PM Nov 8th from web in reply to TomKBaltimore