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Really makes you wonder what sort of childhood somebody like that had. I'm fascinated by stuff like that, but creeped out at the same time.

squick

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i re'd above comics and thought: "Twisp and Catsby!"

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Insubstantial!

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Ja, that'd be them, it, him. Twisp.. I think. Catsby's the devilish looking fellow. I could be (and often am) wrong.

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I always assumed that Catsby was the cat.

but what i meant was: Cochlea & Eustachia are very much in the "How much does that weigh? Ham!" category

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my lord.

that's just great.

reminds me of some of the hernandez brothers' work.

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Ok, this is the part where we point and laugh. I don't get it. Someone said fascinated and creeped out. I'm neither. I look at it, I see it, I recognize words and images, but there is no understanding or emotion triggered. I could as well be staring at Andy Capp, or a medium sized piece of wood. I get the Victorian oddity-fixation slant, but little else. What am I missing?

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Like a dirty french novel / The absurd courts the vulgar

The Velvet Underground - Some Kind of Love

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Didn't you ever sneak peeks at Heavy Metal in the bookstore when you were a kid?

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