This is the weekly dispatch from Bizarro Studios North, where I have been writing and drawing the Monday through Saturday Bizarro comics since 2018. My partner and friend, Dan Piraro, created Bizarro in the late twentieth century and continues to do the Sunday comic from Rancho Bizarro in Mexico.
Wayno
Mr. Carter has had a long career, recording prolifically as a leader, and he was a member of Miles Davis's "Second Great Quartet" from 1963 to 1968.
I hadn't heard this album until very recently. It has a relaxed, low-key vibe. The focus is on Carter's bass, accompanied by guitarist Jay Berliner, drummer Jack DeJohnette (another Miles Davis alum, who passed in October), and pianist Kenny Barron, with the unusual addition of four cellists, along with a percussionist who adds wood block, "scratcher," triangle, finger cymbals, and rhythmic touches.
This is an album I'll surely return to.
Let us proceed with the week's cartoons.
The truth behind celebrity memoirs.
Tuesday's gag illustrates the fear of every aging hipster. It's not a meeting of the Bizarro Studios partners, honest.
In the strip configuration, the Flying Saucer of Possibility is replaced by the less common Fish of Humility.
Hey, sometimes you feel like mixing it up.
We also have a selection of t-shirts, hats, mugs, and holiday ornaments in the Comics Kingdom Bizarro Shop.
Unfortunately, I don't know where you can find a Chilly Billy shirt.
Stylish people wear Bizarro stuff!
Stiff Records 7-inch EP, 1977
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