This week’s comic represents a change in direction from a “controversial” and risky comic to a blander, but infinitely safer type of humor. Only insects and other “bug” termed arthropods and arachnids could take offense here (maybe, but who really[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Being that a recent Buncombe County Commissioners’ decision to allow county employee domestic partners to have health and other benefits has brought the issue into the news again, it seems a good time to revisit older cartoons I did on[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This week’s cartoon complements the Mountain Xpress cover story which examines the current physician shortage affecting all but Madison in the 16-county region, and also explores the culpability of recent proposed state cuts to programs that provide low cost and accessible health care[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
According to a recent Grist article, Asheville ain’t as weird as it used to be. __________________________ Cartoon originally published in the Asheville, NC alt weekly paper, “The Mountain Xpress”. © 2015 – Brent Brown, Brent Brown Graphix
Some of the hyperbole for a new Chipotle is the epitome of flimflammery. __________________________ Cartoon originally published in the Asheville, NC alt weekly paper, “The Mountain Xpress”. © 2015 – Brent Brown, Brent Brown Graphix
Dealing with crime and vandalism is both frightening and annoying enough for a business, but dealing with it over… and over… and over again can make you think you are in some kind of Infinite Loop. __________________________ Cartoon originally published[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
What with the state legislature allowing higher sales taxes on state customers energy bills now and the pending fines that the power company must pay (and no doubt, pass on) even an unusually cold February could mean a usual Duke[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The flap about a billboard that was defaced was a highly-commented-on one last week. I probably could have used the actual “Pepsi” name, and not changed it to “Popsi”, but with the paper so timid about litigation from using brand[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
With the iconic, 118 year old obelisk set to begin a restoration process this month (and renewed examination of the native son/former Civil War governor for which it is named), here are some suggestions for new uses of the reinvigorated[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Safety concerns on certain city thoroughfares make the idea of going out of town for extreme thrills redundant.
