Unbearable Bears – At 100
Anyone with “Bear” in their webcomic title has to be outstanding. And David LaMason must be even better than that because he has “bear” appearing twice in the title. And this has special meaning because I am the recipient of David’s first Guest Cartoon.
Unbearable Bears is the story of Oskar, a dimwitted but loveable bear, and Bainbride, a headstrong birdbrain (literally he is a bird). Frequently David himself has been making an appearance so he counts as a character too. Thus I give you David LaMason at 100.
I know this comment will come out of one of you. NO, David was never “touched” by Michaels Magic Glove.
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Come back in 2 days for another new guest cartoon from EQ Comics!! You can also keep up with me via Twitter. (just not now, I am busy I told you)
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Can I, can I, Can I, tell my favorite MJ joke Pleeeeeese? OK thanks.
How do you know when it’s bedtime at MJ house?
When the big hand touches the little hand!
that is hilarious frigginloon…also it amazes me how cartoonists can be so creative incorporating current events, comedy and art into one cute little package. a good toon can sum up a situation like nothing else.
Alternate ending: When the little hand touches the magic glove.
Is it open season now? Howzabout a riddle?
What did Michael Jackson and Wal-Mart have in common?
ANSWER: They both had little boys clothes half-off.
Send all of my hate mail to my pal at FrigginLoon, the one who started it all.
Jammers made me do it!!!!!
Me and my magic glove
Geez, had I known MJ had died I wouldn’t have posted these jokes either. My bad?
Why does Michael Jackson like twenty eight year olds?
Because there are twenty of them.
What’s the difference between Michael Jackson and a grocery bag?
One is white, made out of plastic, and dangerous for kids to play with and the other you carry your groceries in.
After all these years it still emanates an eerie sparkle! *ting*
great job unbearable bears!
Michael Jordan wore a glove?
Awesome! You’re far more kempt than I am at 100.
HA! I forgot this was coming out today (that’s what happens when you’re out with the flu all week). Thank you! My first guest strip. It’s funny b/c “the glove” goes up for auction in November. The fun never ends.
David, this is some of your most vivid and best work. Love the detail in this piece. I may have to steal you for your second guest-strip.
George, I’d love to do an Addanac City guest strip!
Well, “come and knock on our door….we’ll be waiting for yoooooo…”
But I wanted bears…. So I followed the link and found him.
Bearman, you have all of the coolest friends…
Another great cartoon. When I was a kid, I always read the Sunday paper and I started with the comics. Hanging out here feels just like that.
I remember the first time I saw MJ’s glove…
Absolutely!