Cartoon Strip: Nota Bene by Leonardo Episode XI - When the Cornbelt Moves to Saskatoon

This is the eleventh installment of the Salem-News.com original cartoon series Nota Bene by Leonardo by Salem cartoonist Glen Bledsoe.

(SALEM) - You're not going to let a few tree-hugging environmentalists scare you away from displaying your manhood on the road, are you? Doesn't America just take what it wants because it deserves it? Isn't America entitled to highways jammed with gas-guzzling Hummers or any other energy wasteful vehicle Detroit can design? Americans need serious toys, man. Show your patriotism by revving it up at traffic lights. Petro-Macho! Let the Euro-weenies squirm when you start talking gallons-to-the-mile instead of miles-to-the-gallon. Suck it up, America. You are Entitled. You are the top of the food chain. It is your birthright. Besides, the price of gas is dropping. The President wants to make sure you feel good about the state of the oil nation just before you vote. What's a little global warming among friendly nations anyway? And Canada can be counted as one of America's friendly nations, can't it? We will be ever so grateful When the Cornbelt Moves to Saskatoon. You'll soon see for yourself. This message brought to you by CTC (The Committee for a Tropical Canada) which invites you to take a joyride each and every day. Leonardo of Salem is a writer and artist who focuses on issues local, national and international, on culture, education, and politics. The views expressed in his comics are strictly his own, but your mileage may vary. Watch for a new and exciting installment of Nota Bene by Leonardo each and every Wednesday here at Salem-New.com. Click the "View Comic" link below the graphic (right) to view this comic. Your browser will dim and the comic will float above it. Click on the right hand side of the comic to go to the next page (or type n). Click on the left hand side of the comic to go to the previous page (or type p). Click "Close X" (or type x) when you're done. If your browser doesn’t support this method, then click the following links to bring up the images. Frame 1 | Frame 2 | Frame 3 | Frame 4 ========================================================= Here are the other editions of Nota Bene by Leonardo on Salem-News.com Cartoon Strip: Nota Bene by Leonardo Episode X - Welcome to 21st Century -- -- I (Don't) Spy! Salem-News Nota Bene Article 10 Cartoon Strip: Nota Bene by Leonardo - Episode V - 21st Century Fireside Chat Salem-News Nota Bene Article 9 Cartoon Strip: Nota Bene by Leonardo - Episode IV A Change in the Wind Salem-News Nota Bene Article 8
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opinion of one; January 7, 2007 8:46 pm (Pacific time)

this is the best one! rather straightfwd. and definately on an alternate from "the way of the industrial era" espoused in crawdads canyon!., I mean Michigan Basin.

Leonardo October 15, 2006 8:46 pm (Pacific time)

Some things lend themselves better to just text and some things to comics. The process of making connections between ideas and pictures and text isn't something that I understand very well yet. May never. But you are certainly right: the comments running through S-N could be great sources for future NBs.

Henry Ruark October 14, 2006 6:06 pm (Pacific time)

Glen: Some great material in these Comments, but I dunno how you can "make a funny" outta some of it...try Steve-Albany in various places for sample of seeming multitudinous veracities. Not being facetious, believe reflections here extremely meaningful re our social problems.

Leonardo October 11, 2006 7:08 pm (Pacific time)

Thank you Truthmeister and special thanks to Hank! Next week starts a new series called "The Adventures of White Hat." In it you'll see a somewhat different art style which I think you're going to enjoy. The best is yet to come.

The Thruthmeister October 11, 2006 10:47 am (Pacific time)

Excellent work Glen!

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