Why is Snidely Whiplash visiting the cemetery? By the way, Revel needs to be careful about copyright. IIRC, the Hinson "novel" was written a several years ago. You know the one - Jack single-handedly takes out the entire Navy with his rifle. Surprising that in WWII the IJN didn't adopt those tactics at Midway.
Nell was masquerading as a Hinson boy, Shakespeare-drag-style.
Excellent work. I missed that one. Maybe it's 1889 BC and 1862 AD. Meaning when he died it was at the advanced age of 3,748.
Doe this guy turn out anything that doesn't have some bizarre aspect that I doubt he intended?
You mean like the position these two "guys" are in?
I think he's just helping him. Emphasis on "I think".
That's one plausible option. The other is that he's looting the officer's watch, money, etc. "Helping" him is a distant no. 3.
I'm guessing he got confused watching Star Wars - "Heroes by The Force". Or something. I still want to know what Private X is doing ...
Well, using his logic, all the Hutt slaves were perfectly happy to fight for them on Tatooine.
The second one raises all sorts of questions - starting with a grinning Stonewall taking seven sheep somewhere in a row boat. I'm not sure what you have to be on to come up with this concept for a painting and I'd prefer not to find out ...
Good questions but I have larger, "big picture" questions. For starters, does anybody actually buy this stuff?Serious question (picture 1): Was Jackson a drinker? For some reason, that doesn't seem right.
Not serious question (picture 2): Is the Lady of the Lake giving Jackson Excalibur as the King who returned in the Confederacy's time of need or is this after Chancellorsville and he's crossing over the river to rest in the shade of the trees on the Isle of Avalon after it was thrown in and she caught it? I have no idea about the livestock.
How do you think the sheep felt?
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