The Family Circus! - A reflection of an American culture in declineReally briliant reviews
I Had a Frightmare!
'Keane holds the suspense, keeping us on the edge of our seats--but it reminds us of the frailty of life, our darkest fears, our impending mortality...'
I'm Already Tucked in!
'Thelma Keane, the most unstable of the Klan, is sent over the edge by Dolly's feminist taunts...'
We Didn't Do It!
'Bil Keane's childhood cartoon primer which seeks to exonerate the Reagan administration from its complicity in the economic debacle that was the end of the 20th century...'
Sing Me a Loveaby?
'Bil Keane's cartoons are hung regularly on refrigerators throughout America, which he claims is more important to him than having his works hung in the Museum of Modern Art (which they are not)...'
Grandma Was Here!
'With the soon-to-be infamous phrase, 'Grandma Was Here', Bil Keane ushers a new era of darkness into contemporary philosophical discourse....'
Daddy's Cap Is on Backwards
'His steadfast refusal to conform to the social order, by wearing his cap back 'backwards', is a not-to-thinly-veiled representation of his increasing love for Evangelical Christianity in terms of marital infidelity.'
fantastic
(I Had a Frightmare!
'Keane holds the suspense, keeping us on the edge of our seats--but it reminds us of the frailty of life, our darkest fears, our impending mortality...'
I'm Already Tucked in!
'Thelma Keane, the most unstable of the Klan, is sent over the edge by Dolly's feminist taunts...'
We Didn't Do It!
'Bil Keane's childhood cartoon primer which seeks to exonerate the Reagan administration from its complicity in the economic debacle that was the end of the 20th century...'
Sing Me a Loveaby?
'Bil Keane's cartoons are hung regularly on refrigerators throughout America, which he claims is more important to him than having his works hung in the Museum of Modern Art (which they are not)...'
Grandma Was Here!
'With the soon-to-be infamous phrase, 'Grandma Was Here', Bil Keane ushers a new era of darkness into contemporary philosophical discourse....'
Daddy's Cap Is on Backwards
'His steadfast refusal to conform to the social order, by wearing his cap back 'backwards', is a not-to-thinly-veiled representation of his increasing love for Evangelical Christianity in terms of marital infidelity.'
fantastic
Joelf,
Mon 4 Aug 2003, 20:09,
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