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Top 5 'Ducks' of 2010
Marc Lutz
September 25: The iPad. This submission clearly defines my love-hate relationship with technology. I love gadgets and gizmos. I love newspapers and books. I hate reading newspapers or books on gadgets and gizmos.
Posted: Wednesday, December 29, 2010 10:26 am
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Updated: 2:32 pm, Wed Dec 29, 2010.
Top 5 'Ducks' of 2010
It's that time of the year when the
News-Sentinel fires up the Wayback Machine and treats readers to
its annual “best of” features. Since I rarely view my work as the
best of anything, it's hard for me to compile such a list.
However, now and again I receive
comments that remind me of why I became a cartoonist to begin with.
Regular columnist Gwin Paden approached me a couple of days ago and
simply said, “we need more ducks.” She's right.
To that end, I decided to come up
with my top five “Ducks In Lodi” comic strips for 2010 (selection
wasn't hard since I've only resumed drawing the feature in
September after a two-year hiatus).
Here then, is a list of my top five
Ducks picks and a brief word on each. There is a gallery
accompanying this post so that you can see each strip in a readable
size.
September 25: The
iPad. This submission clearly defines my love-hate
relationship with technology. I love gadgets and gizmos. I love
newspapers and books. I hate reading newspapers or books on gadgets
and gizmos.
October 9: Philo's
Declaration. Man's greatest enemy is his stomach. We like
to think that we are strong, independent creatures, but throw a
pretty face offering tasty food in our paths and that rugged stuff
goes out the window.
October 16: Political
Jerkwad. I do not hide my disdain for politicians. It's
too often that the ambitions of the power-stricken politico stomp
on the needs of the electorate.
November 6: Jury
Duty. Yes, we the people have the power to oust said
politicians, but great power comes with great irritation.
November, 13: Ego
Cookie. This strip illustrates my own conflict with
getting older. By this age I should be able to eat whatever I want
and remain healthy. Life disagrees, and says, “Gakk-k!”
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Wednesday, December 29, 2010 10:26 am.
Updated: 2:32 pm.
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Manuel Martinez posted at 2:47 pm on Wed, Dec 29, 2010.
Correction:
"Can you read the Huffington Post on it while listening to the Media Matters Minute as you're drinking your latte?"
"YES! Like, oh my secular equivalent of a lord, I don't know how I got along without this!"