Scooter's getting publicity in the funny pages
This week, two comic strips lampooned the Libby sitch.
Sunday's Candorville (12/4) by Darrin Bell (probably better known for Rudy Park) has a wonderful little debate between the Bush- and Clinton-era versions of Kay Bailey Hutchinson over the relative evils of perjury and obstruction of justice.
And earlier this week (sorry I didn't post earlier, I was out of town), Darby Conley's Get Fuzzy on Monday 11/28 celebrated Fight Apathy day, with Rob asking for the release of Schapelle Corby, and Bucky looking to Free Scooter!
I'd post it here, but United Media has some really scary warnings on their website. Before my eyes watered from the tiny print, there was something about torture of suspects and leaking my name to US magazine as Heidi Klum's supplier if I used any graphics without permission.
Sunday's Candorville (12/4) by Darrin Bell (probably better known for Rudy Park) has a wonderful little debate between the Bush- and Clinton-era versions of Kay Bailey Hutchinson over the relative evils of perjury and obstruction of justice.
And earlier this week (sorry I didn't post earlier, I was out of town), Darby Conley's Get Fuzzy on Monday 11/28 celebrated Fight Apathy day, with Rob asking for the release of Schapelle Corby, and Bucky looking to Free Scooter!
I'd post it here, but United Media has some really scary warnings on their website. Before my eyes watered from the tiny print, there was something about torture of suspects and leaking my name to US magazine as Heidi Klum's supplier if I used any graphics without permission.
posted by Joel at 10:54 AM
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