I was talking to a guy about Union-busting comics today. Here is mine from a few years ago.
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Ha, that strip was a hit with me and my fellow members of the, Marine Engineers Beneficial Association, it can be found posted somewhere in just about all of our union halls.
Thanks,
Nick
PHOTO PLEASE!!!
Notice the brick against the noggin doesn’t even physically affect Gabby…ha!
And his P-Coat is stylin’!
Great joke on the bottom strip as always. Good time to bust out a classic, Tony.
I… almost want that shirt. I would almost totally buy it.
nice political paradoxical one
Never take sides!
Ah, a classic! Only the other night I was leafing past this in some book or other wot you dun did.
One of my favorites. I had it on my office door for a few years, but we did some remodeling recently and the movers stole it – must have been non-union. The best part is the “hard tack too hard” picket sign. Just a thing of beauty.
I’m glad that it was stolen by workers.
Superb. I have been a permatemp in power plant construction cost estimating and aerospace manufacturing quality assurance documentation for 31 years, so I am more than familiar with the nuances and absurdities of the American managemtn/labor paradigm. If you wish to explore story line development of the types of diversified industrial sabotage opportunities of which IT rent-a-whores have availed themselves like Lotte Lenyas in “Three Penny Opera,” I would be happy to script a few panels, including one of the first instances of this Space Invaders For Real gaming: what really happened to create Iran Contra in the 1980′s at Huge Aircrash Corpseration USAF plant #44 in Tucson, AZ.