2020s
Not Particularly Gratuitous Male-ish Nudity, April 6, 2021
Festiveness and/or Monotony?, April 6, 2021
Piked Parrot Amid the Anti-Capitalist Furor, March 24, 2021
Underlying Sewage (or Sewer) Smell, January 7, 2021
Thank You All for Checking In (or Should I Thank You All?), January 7, 2021
L-R: Thermometer, Tube, Lamp, Fleebton Schlinker, December 17, 2020
Bloody Good Tube, Rube?, December 17, 2020
Bring Home a White Boy, May 25, 2020
The Sex You’re Trading up For, May 25, 2020
2010s
Even Temple Grandin Would Appreciate This, though I Don’t Know Why, May 17, 2010
Would Joyce Carol Oates Appreciate This Futuristic Tableau as Much as Judith Krantz Does?, May 17, 2010
Noteworthy Radioactive Christian Breast, May 16, 2010
2000s
The Hanna-Barbera Dance, Part LXVII, April 25, 2006
Two Patriotic Points and “Continental Drift” by Kyle Fischer, April 4, 2006
I Believe It While Listening to “The Noon Day Song” by Kyle Fischer, April 4, 2006
Sophisticated Political Commentary and “Money, Money, Money” by ABBA, April 3, 2006
The Wide Brazilian Sky That Swallowed You, April 3, 2006
If We All Get the Faces We Deserve by the Time We’re Forty, Then Jim Shooter’s Face Is That of a Man Who Can’t Be Trusted, August 15, 2003
First in War, August 14, 2003
Freakin’ Thomas Dolby!, August 19, 2002
Carol Saftner &c., August 19, 1998/March 31, 2002
“Harmony” and “The Equalizer” by Clinic &c., March 28, 2002
Elementary Art Lesson #1 &c., July 19, 2001
If Robert Crumb and Ellen DeGeneres Can Have Troubles with Women, Why Can’t I?, November 29, 2000
The Opening to The Bullwinkle Show &c., October 25, 2000-November 29, 2000
1990s
This American Life &c., November 11, 1999
Map of the Matrix, May 16, 1999
Convertibles, Headbands, Adjustable Headrests, and Rotating Signs (Los Angeles, March 30, 1968, 9:09 AM), January 23, 1997
D. Matthews Presents Another Menagerie!, January 23, 1997
Bullfrog Salute to Krazy Kat, January 2, 1997 (NSFW)
Salute to Marvin, December 30, 1996/January 2, 1997
Balloon Boy’s Prescient Memorial Tribute to the Artist’s Dead Boy, June 12, 1975, December 15-25, 1996
Ad from the Alien TV Guide, December 3-12, 1996
He Gets Delirious, Whenever I’m Near…, November 24, 1996/ December 1-2, 1996
Automatic Cheap Plastic Strip Dispenser in a Barren Artistic Landscape (Well, Not Really Barren), March 23-30, 1996; and The Sadistic Scientists and Their Observation Room, May 3, 1996 (NSFW for the latter drawing, on the same page)
Flat Menagerie #1: Grassy Enclosure &c., February 11, 1996/February 20, 1996
Hornet Love, Fourth of July, February 9, 1996
Michael Puts Together a Hollywood-Coconut [?] Grove Outfit: a Dash of Today, “Dallas,” and Tomorrow or, New Wave Watermelon (after Page 35 of Wild Style), January 23, 1996
Sasha (after Photo in Wild Style: The Next Wave in Fashion, Flair and Makeup, Fireside 1985), January 22, 1996
Surprise (after a 1940s Magic Chef Oven Ad), January 20, 1996
Extraterrestrial Death Comics, January 19, 1996
Kermit and the Finger Sacrifice, January 19, 1996
Caucasian Blowtorch, c. 1976, January 18, 1996
Stainless Steel Smile, January 12, 1996
Stainless Steel Headache, January 12, 1996
Horton Thinks about Some Hot Sex He Had with a Call Girl Named Susan in Atlantic City in 1952, March 7, 1994
Pubic Masterpiece, March 2, 1994
1980s
Shakespeare in the Slums, January 28, 1989
It’s a Carnival! &c., January 15, 1989
More Lousy Drawing, March 29, 1988
Octopusland, March 24, 1988
Self-portrait (Ha), March 24, 1988
Untitled Guy, March 23, 1988
R.I.P. John Holmes, March 13, 1988
Photo Boy, circa March 1988
You Weenie, circa March 1988
Will She Wake Up?, December 29, 1987
Duck, December 29, 1987
Hunter, December 29, 1987
Untitled 12/29/87, December 29, 1987
Aliens &c. (Unretouched Version), November 18, 1987
Wayne Wise (Yek) by DM, June 24, 1987
6/24/87, June 24, 1987
Six Nonobjectives in Charcoal (Unretouched Version), June 14, 1987
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