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:: Tuesday, February 9th, 2010Ned Sonntag
Where the Occult meets the ConcreteConveniently located in Patriot Square near the movie theatre, Jason's Tavern offers American and international casual dining for the whole family, as well as cocktails, Keno, and early bird specials. (Dennis)
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Halloween Horror Request!!
Fellow CC2day Blogger the CapeCodCrusader requested a Halloween post from your Gothic host and I'm thrilled to comply! I've been working since late spring on an illustrated master outline tying together all my published comicstrip serials and unpublished fragments dating back to the mid60s... this cheerful scene is based on recently-discovered notes from a lunch I had 23yrs ago in the Columbia U. neighborhood with WBAI-FM radio host of The Moorish Orthodox Radio Crusade, and GNOSIS Magazine contributor Peter Lamborn Wilson... Mister Wilson went on to conceptualize the Temporary Autonomous Zone and thus became the father of the Rave Scene and the chief influence on the Burning Man Festival... In this update of the scenario hip-hop superheroines The Bomb and Tone Arm, working undercover doing sound at Club Narthex, aka the recently desanctified Saint-Athanasius-In-The Mews, investigating 'Vitamin Z'~a new anentheogenic drug sweeping the Club Scene~look on in cosmic dread as Skippy the Acolyte discovers his boss~ the Rev. Montague Knell~ slumped across the downstairs bar on a Sunday morning! Skippy gets on the horn with Episcopalian Mystic and Psychic Detective Richard Falcombe who's living-under-a-curse 4 blocks to the west at the Amalgamated Theological Seminary. Falcombe pulls on his broadbrimmed black Borsalino and the Occult Thrills commence!!
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You are the master of illustrative mystery and keeper to the side that only few of us will dare to tread. I've enjoyed all of your many wonderous talents, forever admiring you as a dear, close friend and remarkable man. It's been a roller coaster ride that shaped the person I am today, Neddy, and you helped me get there, although you may not know it. I won't ever forget you. Hugs, cru.
Happy Cape Halloween, Neddy!
Wish we could go out and celebrate, dressed for the occasion. I'd go as Rita Hayworth and you can be Glenn Ford.
She was the best angler we had all season. The fish was around 200#.
Hanging with the neighbors giving out to trick or treaters...best costume I've seen so far is a two headed hockey player adorned in Bruins uniform by a set of 8 year old brothers. What cuties and originality, they got extra reeses from me for their cleverness in costume. Not as many children as in previous years, though. Most of the outdoor activity is over by eight.
You should seriously think about doing e-comics. Just a thought. I'll buy a copy. Sounds like a great story line.
Had to say that first - now second: Great cartoon Ned!:)
Conveniently located in Patriot Square near the movie theatre, Jason's Tavern offers American and international casual dining for the whole family, as well as cocktails, Keno, and early bird specials. (Dennis)
Wide selection of gas and wood-burning stoves, fireplace inserts, mantles, accessories and BBQ grills. The owner, Larry Carbonneau, supervises the entire installation of stoves, chimneys, plumbing and electrical components to ensure your satisfaction. (Harwich)
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Ned Sonntag is an artist who lives and works on Cape Cod. His genre is nearly impossible to describe because it's "Sonntag-specific." It's a little like India or anchovies: you either love it or hate it. We love it. He has called himself a "Subculture-Pop Culture Crossover Cartoonist."
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Methinks you have a fixation on the trophies!!