This looks like something out of the Blues Brothers movie. It looks like a glass door right before Jake and Elwood drive a car through it.
We feel so bad for you, Illinois. Here’s a sticker.
You don’t look a gift horse in the mouth. Of course, you also shouldn’t take for granted that it’s a gift horse.
This looks like something out of the Blues Brothers movie. It looks like a glass door right before Jake and Elwood drive a car through it.
We feel so bad for you, Illinois. Here’s a sticker.
Watched once as some paddlers I was camping with were ducking and dodging some bats that cruised in at dusk to remove the insect population. My best buddy said they were wasting their time ducking out of the way, as bats were great at avoiding things they didn’t care to smack into. He stood in a bottleneck made by the close treegrowth and let the bats fly past and around his head at a furious rate. One of the other, younger paddlers said that he had to try that, too. It was very cool until the guy sitting next to me, (and NOT ME, you understand) threw a black ball cap and hit the guy in the head.
Knowing that it couldn’t be a bat that just smacked into the back of your head doesn’t help. When something smacks into the back of your head while bats whirl around you, you dance.
Poor Lowell- condemned to value the corporate strategies that defy even the most elementary logic. Newspaper ads MUST be a good idea. They’re nice and cheap, and EVERYBODY must be seeing those ads… ’cause, y’know, EVERYBODY still reads the newspapers, right?
You’ve had those dreams, right? Drive right off a cliff? Falling, falling, falling…
I wonder if those guys that do the amazing stuff on skateboards and bikes and motorcycles have those dreams and… the falling isn’t the scary part. I mean, they do that all the time. Biiiig deal.
By the way, click HERE if you wanna give the gift of Hubris to some poor soul who won’t or can’t read it online.
Well, Good John Lotshaw at Moonbase Press has set up the first iteration of the first Hubris book ‘I Meant To Do That’.
Click HERE to peruse and perhaps purchase the product. (the Preview feature is a little wonky when I use it. I have to scroll through all the pages as blanks once, then it loads the book contents. weird.)
It makes a grand gift to those Luddites and other friends and family who do not share your penchant for coming to this website and enjoying Hubris as a vibrant digital experience.
It also serves as something you can sit with in small rooms with tile floors and running water- you know, where having your computer is nice, but unwieldy.
We’ll eventually do a printing of copies I can carry around to shows like the Kenosha Festival of Cartooning, and conventions, and stuff like that. Those, and any copies that you purchase at Lulu then bring to me for the purpose, will be autographed and sketched in and all.
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