The Epiphany of Mass Transit

Earlier today, I was riding MTA Bus 181 hurtling down Broadway in Glendale en route to Pasadena while reading the newest Cerebus book: Latter Days. For those not in the know, Cerebus is a long running independent comic about the exploits of an aardvark. The man sitting beside me asked if I was “into comic-strips” and then proceeded to tell me about the various animated productions he had worked on in the past for companies such as Saban, MGM, etc. He seemed to be a nice enough man, but he certainly wasn’t the best fated. He was disheveled, reeked of alcohol, his teeth were in a rotten shambles, and his mental capacities seemed a bit faulty. He was a broken ex-animator. As this man spoke to me, I couldn’t help thinking:
“Please do not let this be the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come.”

One thought on “The Epiphany of Mass Transit

  1. hoochclock

    i beleivei twas shakespear who said… it is better to love and lost, than never to have loved before or something like that….
    ive been drawing WWII axis leaders ALL NIGHT. so yeah. i might be wrote. and replaces love with animate. or something.
    <3

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