The bomb on the hill, with the burning fuse, is that to symbolise the upcoming breakaway from the United Kingdom that Scotland, and Wales and Northern Ireland, are planning ?
Dan Pirarro has a whole set of symbols he puts in his comics, like the eyeballs, a slice of pie, and the dynamite. They all have meaning, but I forgot them.
The bomb on the hill, with the burning fuse, is that to symbolise the upcoming breakaway from the United Kingdom that Scotland, and Wales and Northern Ireland, are planning ?
ReplyDeleteDan Pirarro has a whole set of symbols he puts in his comics, like the eyeballs, a slice of pie, and the dynamite. They all have meaning, but I forgot them.
DeleteBizarro has been a daily stop for me for many years. From their Wikipedia page:
DeleteMost Bizarro cartoons since 1995 include one or more of these elements hidden somewhere in the cartoon:
an eyeball (the Eyeball of Observation)
a piece of pie (the Pie of Opportunity),
a rabbit (the Bunny of Exuberance),
an alien in a spaceship (the Flying Saucer of Possibility),
the abbreviation "K2" (referring to Piraro's children Kaitlin and Killian),
a crown (the Crown of Power),
a stick of dynamite (the Dynamite of Unintended Consequences),
a shoe (the Lost Loafer),
an arrow (The Arrow of Vulnerability),
a fish tail (The Fish of Humility)
an upside down bird (the Inverted Bird)
Olive Oyl, or the abbreviation "O2" (the Mighty Oyl) (first occurrences in May 2017)
There are 4 in the cartoon above.
Oops, that was me. My all time favorite Bizarro:
DeleteSuperman's parents placing him a spaceship on Krypton: Born on a dying planet.
Sent to Earth so that he may survive.
Clark Kent reading a Daily Planet article titled Climate Change.
Trapped on a dying planet.
Clark: Not again!