That's what I think of it. (original comic, opinions?)

03/31/05 | Infidel29

[infidel29]

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. I've logged more than that on the Terri Schaivo story. Here is what I think of it, what do you think?

[thoughtomator]

Brace yourself for the inevitable onslought of folks who are too deep in denial to pause even momentarily at the similarities with the Nazis. It's the if-you-compare-it-to-Nazis-you're-automatically-wrong phenomenon gone wild.

[malakhi]

They say a picture is worth a thousand words.

But bad taste is priceless.

Thank you for your contribution to the degradation of the forum.

[infidel29]

Let them complain, it is exactly how Hitler started his reign of terror.

Actually the comparison was an afterthought, Hitler is probably the most notorious murderer in history. I'm just getting back into illustrating after years of disinterest, I'll take equal shots around the board (at least the left side of it) I need to practice my Clintons and Kennedys.

[infidel29]

Everyone is entitled to their opinion.

[thoughtomator]

Personally I'd rather be in bad taste than be a good German.

By the way, did you draw this or did you have the aid of a computer program in illustration?

[Lazamataz]

I like it. You'll get flack for it because you nailed it so well.

[infidel29]

I drew it freehand, then scanned it and did the touch up and coloration via computer graphics. I work in layers on the computer so if something doesn't look right I can delete that layer and start again instead of scrapping the entire piece. Still practicing though.

[kingu]

The 9th is without a doubt the biggest circus around, so it seems like you're stealing their notorious ability to be overturned.. Hitler on the stand? Can't we come up with some more creativity than just Hitler? Where's Kevorkian when you need him?

A lawyer Death? Isn't that just elevating lawyers a mite bit too high? (Or degrading death too far?)

My take: It is nicely drawn for just getting back into it, but it appears to be from someone who only vaguely heard of the case. Judge Greer would have been a far better target.

Perhaps if you had aimed it at the World Court and noted that they had to take notice of the judgments of the courts in the United States, it would have made far more sense (and be all that more scary.)

[infidel29]

Oh, well, that's the difference between us and the left, we can agree to disagree and not hate each other tomorrow. The left doesn't realize that different ideas and the free exchange thereof builds strength.

Thanx for your comments, as long as I find inspiration, I'll keep doing this.

[thoughtomator]

It's a pretty darn good job, I figured it was odds-on that at least parts of it were computer-generated... guess my odds were off!

[infidel29]

Okay, How many did Kevorkian kill?

A lawyer death?

Have you heard any of Felos' background? Death is all too fitting.

The judge in the pic is a take off of Mr. Magoo, blind as a bat. Judge Greer, legally blind. As I said, I'm just getting back into it, as I get more comfortable with what I can do, the subjects will get more in depth.

[infidel29]

Thank you.

[Nightshift]

[Nightshift]

ping for todays toons

[infidel29]

...and, The Schindler's didn't appeal to the 9th, I would have LOVED to stick them in the place of the 11th. I have another idea, an unnamed clown (again) on the bench, using some obscure ruling form Botswana or somesuch to make a judgement.

Aiming at the pompous ass who admonished the POTUS and Congress for doing what was their right as dictated by the Constitution.

[tutstar]

ping

[infidel29]

What do you think, should I e-mail this to Quinn?

[infidel29]

I know, I know, why don't I just stop bugging you? Not my own picture but I put it together.

It was the only picture of Judge Birch I could find.

[Enterprise]

Good work.