Morning, at the office

by dossfx on November 10, 2011

FIRST LADY SUPREME 8

by dossfx on April 23, 2010

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FIRST LADY SUPREME 7

by dossfx on February 26, 2010

To see all of the First Lady Supreme posts thus far, please click the tab under Categories to the left.To be continued…

FIRST LADY SUPREME 6

by dossfx on November 11, 2009

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FIRST LADY SUPREME 5

by dossfx on September 30, 2009

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FIRST LADY SUPREME 4

by dossfx on August 20, 2009

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FIRST LADY SUPREME 3

by dossfx on July 15, 2009

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FIRST LADY SUPREME 2

by dossfx on July 8, 2009

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FIRST LADY SUPREME 1

by dossfx on July 1, 2009

This is a web comic that combines my love of Michelle Obama with my need to stay in my apartment and save money.  Like regular comics, a new installment will debut every Wednesday.  Unlike regular comics, each weekly update will only be two pages (I’m not a great artist and I’ve got a job!).  So, here we go…

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The End of an Era

by dossfx on June 26, 2009

Michael Jackson, one of the last truly great pop music entertainers, died yesterday of cardiac arrest.  Rather than remember him as the increasingly bizarre and controversial figure that he became, I choose to think back to a time when he simply gave us the gift of awesome music.  As someone who literally grew up listening to his songs, one of my favorite memories is dancing to his hit, “Rock With You”, when I was around 4 years old in 1981.  I was dancing with my parents at a family get together and everyone seemed genuinely joyful.  This was a time before ironic spin, overt sexuality, and being “cool/ over everything” came to dominate popular culture and music.  With the passing of Michael Jackson, that era seems to have officially come to an end.  I’ll miss it.