I already used up all the puns in the comic, sorry. __________________________ Cartoon originally published in the Asheville, NC alt weekly paper, “The Mountain Xpress”. © 2017 – Brent Brown, Brent Brown Graphix
Do you have these pests? Me too! __________________________ Cartoon originally published in the Asheville, NC alt weekly paper, “The Mountain Xpress”. © 2019 – Brent Brown, Brent Brown Graphix
As housing gets denser locally, will the cookie still crumble? __________________________ Cartoon originally published in the Asheville, NC alt weekly paper, “The Mountain Xpress”. © 2022 – Brent Brown, Brent Brown Graphix
The present does not look bright from the view of the past. __________________________ Cartoon originally published in the Asheville, NC alt weekly paper, “The Mountain Xpress”. © 2023 – Brent Brown, Brent Brown Graphix
One person’s view is another’s obstruction. __________________________ Cartoon originally published in the Asheville, NC alt weekly paper, “The Mountain Xpress”. © 2023 – Brent Brown, Brent Brown Graphix
Rising prices for the upper crust are rising crusts for all boats, or something. __________________________ Cartoon originally published in the Asheville, NC alt weekly paper, “The Mountain Xpress”. © 2023 – Brent Brown, Brent Brown Graphix
Asheville tops another list. __________________________ Cartoon originally published in the Asheville, NC alt weekly paper, “The Mountain Xpress”. © 2024 – Brent Brown, Brent Brown Graphix
https://www.wlos.com/news/local/painted-rainbow-house-asheville-orchard-street-beaucatcher-mountain-vandalism-ncdot-police-department# https://wlos.com/news/local/rainbow-paint-vandalism-on-beaucatcher-mountain-cut-under-investigation-asheville-police-interstate-240# __________________________ Cartoon originally published in the Asheville, NC alt weekly paper, “The Mountain Xpress”. © 2024 – Brent Brown, Brent Brown Graphix
https://www.citizen-times.com/story/news/local/2024/07/11/asheville-eyes-additional-zoning-reform-to-target-home-prices-supply/74324733007/ “In June, the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University released a study indicating that Asheville had the highest income to home price ratio in the state, with the average home in the city costing 6.5 times that[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…