I’m invisible.
Click HERE to read the Chicago:1968 webcomic, or HERE to read it on your mobile device…
From Abbie Hoffman’s autobio (one of them) Soon to be a Major Motion Picture:
As I walked past rows of police with my hair concealed under my hat, sometimes wearing a pasted-on moustache, I knew if they had recognized me they would have broken my bones on the spot. What they didn’t seem to know about was the back door, from which I escaped out into the streets of Chicago and moved through the city. After the curfew a hippie walking the streets was about as safe as a Jew in Hitler’s Berlin…
…That morning as I was getting dressed I took a lipstick and wrote the word “FUCK” on my forehead. I didn’t feel like having my picture in the media that day.
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I write comics.
about 1 month ago - 1 comment
This week my partner, cartoonist Steve Bialik, and I launched Master Jesus, our collaborative heresy that takes the form of a webcomic. We update every Sunday (get it? Sunday?) with a new 3-to-4-ish page episode. Here in episode 1, the Master Jesus fasts in the desert and visits the astral plane. But watch your back,
The Festival of Life!
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We – Antonio Maldonado and I, that is – put a new page of Chicago: 1968 up on the Internets for you all to enjoy. This week, Tony channels some “Where’s Waldo” vibrations in a full page splash of the Festival of Life in Lincoln Park. The “Festival of Life” was the Yippie-logism for the
