Totoro's magic fantasy ride.

Totoro and Cropsy. Cropsy is from one of my favorite movies, The Burning.

Foofa's Festive Fantasy.

Ben Insinuates Tiger To Alicia.

Baron Zemo Lectures Frijolito.

Inmortal Imagines Thun Discussing Inmortal.

Bloody Knife

Kamala Sings Rock-1.

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Agent Orange

Agent Orange enjoys strangling the enemies of the state.

Jonny Quest Verbalizes Cap Gun.

Stan Marble and Joe Rockhead Visit.

Crocmaster Daydreams Kiki.

Never Forget!

I know the Secrets of Your Past

Stolen.

Red Skull Muses Candy Candy

I took the potion.

Hella Keys

Bruiser Brody CU

The Bobby Fischer Defense.

The March 10, 2011 New York Review of Books has an intersting review of Endgame: Bobby Fischer’s Remarkable Rise and Fall—from America’s Brightest Prodigy to the Edge of Madness by Frank Brady.

The review is written by chess grandmaster, Garry Kasparov. Read The Bobby Fischer Defense here.

"Fischer’s brilliance was enough to make him a star. It was his relentless, even pathological dedication that transformed the sport. Fischer investigated constantly, studying every top-level game for new ideas and improvements. He was obsessed with tracking down books and periodicals, even learning enough Russian to expand his range of sources. He studied each opponent, at least those he considered worthy of preparation. Brady recounts dining with Fischer and hearing a monologue of the teen’s astonishingly deep analysis of David Bronstein’s openings before the two were to meet in the Mar del Plata tournament in 1960. No one had ever prepared this deeply outside of world championship matches. Today, every game of chess ever played, going back centuries, is available at the click of a mouse to any beginner. But in the pre-computer era, Fischer’s obsessive research was a major competitive advantage."

Moai Mutters Muno.

Run Away

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The Stranger Monologues Gloomy Bear.

I've been painting like a madman recently. I'll post some of them.