A stick in the abyss In the middle of our street A pit within our midst The riddle we must meet Gaping like a wound Festering and dark A haz...

Idea: A new version of Ragtime, but it's about a disaster that requires everyone on Earth to pull together and create billions of rags, ...

  Do you mock me, sir?  A few days ago, I completed a major reorganization of our theatre room. Yesterday, not content with my work, I set a...

I am the very model of a hulking mad barbarian When I don't see pillaging I really get contrarian When I come for you I wield A bloody a...

 

A giant straddles the Terminator between light and shadow Like Atlas, but actually Hercules A Dutch treat from Austria, caught in a Matrix o...

Back in 2008, I tried to capture a photo of popcorn bouncing off my face. The effort failed.   

Years ago, I remember asking Dad if a clothes dryer would be a good place to store dynamite. I don't remember how Dad answered, but he w...

  "Colossus' brain is bigger than yours. It weighs 60 tons."

I asked Gemini to recreate the cover of Detective Comics number 27 (Batman's first appearance) in the style of Brian Bolland. For whatev...

"Why is Earl like that?" Good question, wrong answer.   

 

The call, it came Sans question mark And so I answered On a lark Yet no reply Came back to me I never left They didn't see  

In John M. Ford's How Much for Just the Planet?, one of my favourite media tie-in novels, Kirk and a Klingon get involved in a slapstick...

Somewhere on one of the endless parallel Earths, Roy Lichtenstein painted Yes, Lois!  He released the piece to great fanfare (and puzzlement...

 

♝ I accidentally discovered I can insert special characters into my blog posts. This sentence follows a pope hat.   Pope hat Pope hat Roly p...

 

Generative AI has not yet mastered sequential art. Huzzah! I am, however, still amused.   

 While Sylvia and I were watching The Pitt a couple of weeks ago, a demented idea popped into my head.  Imagine an emergency room doctor who...