Cartoonist Ruben Bolling brings back his Calvin and Hobbes homage and accurately captures the boy president and imaginary publicist John.
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Cartoonist Ruben Bolling brings back his Calvin and Hobbes homage and accurately captures the boy president and imaginary publicist John.
Second row ain’t C&H, it’s Peanuts.
@John Morales:
Sort of. Calvin & Hobbes parodied a number of Peanuts tropes, including that one. So it’s Tom the Dancing Bug doing C&H doing Peanuts.
Get over yourself, John. It’s a parody and it’s done well.
My gripe is that the publicist’s name should be Baron. 🙂
CD, good retort. 🙂
Roj, you sure it isn’t a homage? A pastiche?
PS FWIW, I didn’t miss [candid|candied], either.
For those not in the know of all things Trumpian, Donald John Trump used both “John Miller” and “John Barron” as publicist names to talk about himself in the third person, and particularly liked “Barron” as a name (which was latterly given to his son by Melania).