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[Media] ... How can I choose just three? The problem with The Salt Lake Tribune's Comic Survey is that it doesn't allow for a much-needed clean sweep--a full-on comic enema, as it were. Here's how I filled out mine, at least in my imagination/Photoshop program:(Bill Frost)
[Think of The Children] If you're worried about the kinds of people you meet online, your fears are well-founded, according to the New York Roman Catholic Archdiocese.
A comic book published recently by the archdiocese instructs kids on the dangers of being in the same room as an adult and, in one poster, an angel wearing a shrill, green dress warns against online predators--especially ones with chest hair wearing filthy undershirts. Sound advice--but this illustration is seriously creepy. Notice the press clippings on the wall behind the predator--presumably stories about his previous victims. (Click for full-size image)
(Brandon Burt)
[Media] ... How can I choose just three? The problem with The Salt Lake Tribune's Comic Survey is that it doesn't allow for a much-needed clean sweep--a full-on comic enema, as it were. Here's how I filled out mine, at least in my imagination/Photoshop program:
