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11 January 2009

The Far Side, in real life

One of the better Flickr pools I've seen in a long time.

Hat tip: Doc, via Chap
Posted by Barry at 1/11/2009 No comments:
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Labels: classic cartoons, gary larsen, photography, the far side

18 September 2007

Hayek, in cartoon form

The Road to Serfdom rendered in comic-book form.

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Posted by Barry at 9/18/2007 No comments:
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Labels: Austrian economics, classic cartoons, comic books, Hayek

22 December 2006

Cityrag: The 50 Greatest Cartoons of All Time

Over at Cityrag, there's a Christmas present waiting for you: Ms. C. herself tracked down YouTube, Google Video and Yahoo Video links for the 50 Greatest Cartoons of All Time.

(enrevanche's suggestion: That web page would go great with one of the increasingly popular tools that allow you to download and save online videos.)

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Posted by Barry at 12/22/2006 No comments:
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