Comments on: Mark Tatulli to launch new feature called Lio http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/03/08/mark-tatulli-to-launch-new-feature-called-lio/ The source for industry news for the professional cartoonist Sun, 12 Feb 2012 00:54:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: Garey Mckee http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/03/08/mark-tatulli-to-launch-new-feature-called-lio/#comment-90226 Garey Mckee Tue, 02 Feb 2010 03:34:48 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=668#comment-90226 Whooaaaaa Time warp! Whooaaaaa Time warp!

]]> By: Garey Mckee http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/03/08/mark-tatulli-to-launch-new-feature-called-lio/#comment-98495 Garey Mckee Tue, 02 Feb 2010 03:34:00 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=668#comment-98495 Whooaaaaa Time warp! Whooaaaaa Time warp!

]]> By: Mary Groethe http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/03/08/mark-tatulli-to-launch-new-feature-called-lio/#comment-90216 Mary Groethe Mon, 01 Feb 2010 20:03:01 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=668#comment-90216 I love Lio, very creative. Makes me realize we don't need to be so uptight. I love Lio, very creative. Makes me realize we don’t need to be so uptight.

]]> By: Mary Groethe http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/03/08/mark-tatulli-to-launch-new-feature-called-lio/#comment-98494 Mary Groethe Mon, 01 Feb 2010 20:03:00 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=668#comment-98494 I love Lio, very creative. Makes me realize we don't need to be so uptight. I love Lio, very creative. Makes me realize we don’t need to be so uptight.

]]> By: Eric Burke http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/03/08/mark-tatulli-to-launch-new-feature-called-lio/#comment-35376 Eric Burke Fri, 11 May 2007 03:12:45 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=668#comment-35376 Mark T., I'm flattered and surprised to know that you read my <i>Sunday Funnies Review®</i> over at Toon Talk! I started that thread years ago to pay homage to the cartoonists that appear to put more effort into making Sunday Funnies the main reason to buy a Sunday paper. The Norm, Non Sequitur and Rudy Park were my original inspirations, later joine by Barkeater Lake, The Hots and currently Pearls Before Swine and my current fav, Lio. And I just realized...we have TWO Burke's posting in one thread! WHOO-HOOO! We're representin! Mark, i just posted a new SFR entry, so go and enjoy! I don't know how to post a link here, so cut and paste your way to a good time!: http://p100.ezboard.com/fbellcartoonscommunitygeneralcomicscartoondiscussion.showMessageRange?topicID=1751.topic&start=26&stop=40 And Rachel, you're invited too...I'll even be your hot date! Just watch those hands, I'm not a cheap hussy...until I've had a few beers at least... Mark T., I’m flattered and surprised to know that you read my Sunday Funnies Review® over at Toon Talk! I started that thread years ago to pay homage to the cartoonists that appear to put more effort into making Sunday Funnies the main reason to buy a Sunday paper. The Norm, Non Sequitur and Rudy Park were my original inspirations, later joine by Barkeater Lake, The Hots and currently Pearls Before Swine and my current fav, Lio.

And I just realized…we have TWO Burke’s posting in one thread! WHOO-HOOO! We’re representin!

Mark, i just posted a new SFR entry, so go and enjoy!

I don’t know how to post a link here, so cut and paste your way to a good time!:
http://p100.ezboard.com/fbellcartoonscommunitygeneralcomicscartoondiscussion.showMessageRange?topicID=1751.topic&start=26&stop=40

And Rachel, you’re invited too…I’ll even be your hot date! Just watch those hands, I’m not a cheap hussy…until I’ve had a few beers at least…

]]> By: Eric Burke http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/03/08/mark-tatulli-to-launch-new-feature-called-lio/#comment-98493 Eric Burke Fri, 11 May 2007 03:12:00 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=668#comment-98493 Mark T., I'm flattered and surprised to know that you read my <i>Sunday Funnies Review®</i> over at Toon Talk! I started that thread years ago to pay homage to the cartoonists that appear to put more effort into making Sunday Funnies the main reason to buy a Sunday paper. The Norm, Non Sequitur and Rudy Park were my original inspirations, later joine by Barkeater Lake, The Hots and currently Pearls Before Swine and my current fav, Lio. And I just realized...we have TWO Burke's posting in one thread! WHOO-HOOO! We're representin! Mark, i just posted a new SFR entry, so go and enjoy! I don't know how to post a link here, so cut and paste your way to a good time!: http://p100.ezboard.com/fbellcartoonscommunitygeneralcomicscartoondiscussion.showMessageRange?topicID=1751.topic&start=26&stop=40 And Rachel, you're invited too...I'll even be your hot date! Just watch those hands, I'm not a cheap hussy...until I've had a few beers at least... Mark T., I’m flattered and surprised to know that you read my Sunday Funnies Review® over at Toon Talk! I started that thread years ago to pay homage to the cartoonists that appear to put more effort into making Sunday Funnies the main reason to buy a Sunday paper. The Norm, Non Sequitur and Rudy Park were my original inspirations, later joine by Barkeater Lake, The Hots and currently Pearls Before Swine and my current fav, Lio.

And I just realized…we have TWO Burke’s posting in one thread! WHOO-HOOO! We’re representin!

Mark, i just posted a new SFR entry, so go and enjoy!

I don’t know how to post a link here, so cut and paste your way to a good time!:
http://p100.ezboard.com/fbellcartoonscommunitygeneralcomicscartoondiscussion.showMessageRange?topicID=1751.topic&start=26&stop=40

And Rachel, you’re invited too…I’ll even be your hot date! Just watch those hands, I’m not a cheap hussy…until I’ve had a few beers at least…

]]> By: Craig Boldman http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/03/08/mark-tatulli-to-launch-new-feature-called-lio/#comment-35218 Craig Boldman Thu, 10 May 2007 12:52:57 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=668#comment-35218 Mark - Where does Rachel say Tatulli shouldn't have freedom of expression? (Answer: Nowhere.) Your rant doesn't really apply. Mark – Where does Rachel say Tatulli shouldn’t have freedom of expression? (Answer: Nowhere.) Your rant doesn’t really apply.

]]> By: Craig Boldman http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/03/08/mark-tatulli-to-launch-new-feature-called-lio/#comment-98492 Craig Boldman Thu, 10 May 2007 12:52:00 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=668#comment-98492 Mark - Where does Rachel say Tatulli shouldn't have freedom of expression? (Answer: Nowhere.) Your rant doesn't really apply. Mark – Where does Rachel say Tatulli shouldn’t have freedom of expression? (Answer: Nowhere.) Your rant doesn’t really apply.

]]> By: markt http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/03/08/mark-tatulli-to-launch-new-feature-called-lio/#comment-35149 markt Thu, 10 May 2007 05:22:47 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=668#comment-35149 Actually, that strip had nothing to do at all about suicide...it was more about how parents are prepared to believe the worst about our childrens' intentions. Look, everyday were hear on the news how our kids are having sex, or doing drugs, or playing the "pass out game". We're always on the lookout for the horrible things our kids are doing...because the news told us so, that's why! I'll give you an example: my son is 17 years old and came running in the house one night after being out past his time. He ran right upstairs without saying the normal "I'm home". Naturally, I expected the worse...he's high and he's running upstairs to hide his bong or needle. So I followed. He had gone into the bathroom and I knocked and asked suspiciously, "are you all right?" He answered, "yes, but I have diarrhea." This statement was promply followed my an intestinal explosion that I wouldn't want to hear twice in my life. Yes, the only drugs he had injested were from the local TACO BELL and he was paying the price. Thankfully, he couldn't see the sheepish look on my face as I turned away, but I think I successfully captured it on "Dad" as he realizes LIO's true intent. So the strip was really about parental paranoia. And that's it. Unfortunately, in a lot of cases, readers don't see past the first panel of LIO and don't trouble themselves to try to understand the gag, so strong is their outrage at the first image. In my sometimes clumsy attempts to reveal the darker sides of our imaginations I'm often misunderstood. But that goes with the territory. PS... Hey, Eric, when are you going back to the RETURN OF THE SUNDAY FUNNIES on Toontalk? We miss you, guy! Actually, that strip had nothing to do at all about suicide…it was more about how parents are prepared to believe the worst about our childrens’ intentions.

Look, everyday were hear on the news how our kids are having sex, or doing drugs, or playing the “pass out game”. We’re always on the lookout for the horrible things our kids are doing…because the news told us so, that’s why!

I’ll give you an example: my son is 17 years old and came running in the house one night after being out past his time. He ran right upstairs without saying the normal “I’m home”. Naturally, I expected the worse…he’s high and he’s running upstairs to hide his bong or needle. So I followed. He had gone into the bathroom and I knocked and asked suspiciously, “are you all right?” He answered, “yes, but I have diarrhea.” This statement was promply followed my an intestinal explosion that I wouldn’t want to hear twice in my life. Yes, the only drugs he had injested were from the local TACO BELL and he was paying the price. Thankfully, he couldn’t see the sheepish look on my face as I turned away, but I think I successfully captured it on “Dad” as he realizes LIO’s true intent. So the strip was really about parental paranoia. And that’s it. Unfortunately, in a lot of cases, readers don’t see past the first panel of LIO and don’t trouble themselves to try to understand the gag, so strong is their outrage at the first image. In my sometimes clumsy attempts to reveal the darker sides of our imaginations I’m often misunderstood. But that goes with the territory.

PS… Hey, Eric, when are you going back to the RETURN OF THE SUNDAY FUNNIES on Toontalk? We miss you, guy!

]]> By: markt http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2006/03/08/mark-tatulli-to-launch-new-feature-called-lio/#comment-98491 markt Thu, 10 May 2007 05:22:00 +0000 http://dailycartoonist.com/?p=668#comment-98491 Actually, that strip had nothing to do at all about suicide...it was more about how parents are prepared to believe the worst about our childrens' intentions. Look, everyday were hear on the news how our kids are having sex, or doing drugs, or playing the "pass out game". We're always on the lookout for the horrible things our kids are doing...because the news told us so, that's why! I'll give you an example: my son is 17 years old and came running in the house one night after being out past his time. He ran right upstairs without saying the normal "I'm home". Naturally, I expected the worse...he's high and he's running upstairs to hide his bong or needle. So I followed. He had gone into the bathroom and I knocked and asked suspiciously, "are you all right?" He answered, "yes, but I have diarrhea." This statement was promply followed my an intestinal explosion that I wouldn't want to hear twice in my life. Yes, the only drugs he had injested were from the local TACO BELL and he was paying the price. Thankfully, he couldn't see the sheepish look on my face as I turned away, but I think I successfully captured it on "Dad" as he realizes LIO's true intent. So the strip was really about parental paranoia. And that's it. Unfortunately, in a lot of cases, readers don't see past the first panel of LIO and don't trouble themselves to try to understand the gag, so strong is their outrage at the first image. In my sometimes clumsy attempts to reveal the darker sides of our imaginations I'm often misunderstood. But that goes with the territory. PS... Hey, Eric, when are you going back to the RETURN OF THE SUNDAY FUNNIES on Toontalk? We miss you, guy! Actually, that strip had nothing to do at all about suicide…it was more about how parents are prepared to believe the worst about our childrens’ intentions.

Look, everyday were hear on the news how our kids are having sex, or doing drugs, or playing the “pass out game”. We’re always on the lookout for the horrible things our kids are doing…because the news told us so, that’s why!

I’ll give you an example: my son is 17 years old and came running in the house one night after being out past his time. He ran right upstairs without saying the normal “I’m home”. Naturally, I expected the worse…he’s high and he’s running upstairs to hide his bong or needle. So I followed. He had gone into the bathroom and I knocked and asked suspiciously, “are you all right?” He answered, “yes, but I have diarrhea.” This statement was promply followed my an intestinal explosion that I wouldn’t want to hear twice in my life. Yes, the only drugs he had injested were from the local TACO BELL and he was paying the price. Thankfully, he couldn’t see the sheepish look on my face as I turned away, but I think I successfully captured it on “Dad” as he realizes LIO’s true intent. So the strip was really about parental paranoia. And that’s it. Unfortunately, in a lot of cases, readers don’t see past the first panel of LIO and don’t trouble themselves to try to understand the gag, so strong is their outrage at the first image. In my sometimes clumsy attempts to reveal the darker sides of our imaginations I’m often misunderstood. But that goes with the territory.

PS… Hey, Eric, when are you going back to the RETURN OF THE SUNDAY FUNNIES on Toontalk? We miss you, guy!

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