Last Kiss by John Lustig for June 19, 2024

Beautiful…

Amen, sir. History may not repeat, but it often rhymes.

Be sure to duck.

XOXOXOXOX Maya.

Makes sense

“Invisible Men” by Ken Quattro. A history of the pioneering Black comic artists who helped create the stories we all know and love.

Veritas

Wonderful, John, the best tribute strip. Going into my ‘saved’ strips.

Lovely, simply Lovely .

Serial’s comment is understandable, once you realize that in Russia they probably don’t read U.S. history that much

Thank you, as I am the manifestation of my ancestor’s wildest dreams.

Never heard that quote before, but I like it!

Thank you. This is why banning books and changing curriculum is so dangerous. Young people must know what went before so they have a chance to change our frightening trajectory.

Thanks John.

amen

Hmmm … according to Trump’s Con Men, I thought WE were supposed to be the delicate snowflakes ….

I am proud to be an American. Let’s celebrate Juneteenth because it is relevant to the American quilt.

I was just watching the latest round of statues being taken down and buildings/streets being renamed – what did I miss?

I saw this today – sorry it is a day late. From the great Willie Mays. The statement was read by Dusty Baker:

“I wish I could be with you all today. This is where I’m from. I had my first pro hit here at Rickwood as a Baron in 1948. And now this year 76 years later, it finally got counted in the record books. Some things take time, but I always think better late than never. Time changes things. Time heals wounds, and that is a good thing. I had some of the best times of my life and Birmingham so I want you to have this clock to remember those times with me and remember all the other players who were lucky enough to play here at Rickwood Field in Birmingham. Remember, time is on your side.”