Holy crud! A funny political strip! Who knew?

Ever since I was a teenager just getting into comics, I've been a huge fan of Tom Hart. He's a brilliant writer, a master of the sketchy/primitive style (which, over time, has evolved in his hands into something warmly reminiscent of E.C. Segar), and just a heck of a cartoonist. One of the joys of being a Tom Hart fan is following the career of his signature character, Hutch Owen, an anti-capitalist, anti-establishment, politically-charged angry bum. At present, Hutch stars in a daily comic strip, where he hangs out with gullible trust-fund dilettante Oswald and a host of other refugees from society. It's political commentary, it's social commentary, it's smart, and it's funny. Good stuff. ... read it now!

HB and Pink liked it. So will you.

There are some strong pencils here and sharp criticism. I have enjoyed both greatly. I posted a longer review with strip back in August, before this material was posted on Webcomics Nation. I liked it then, and I like it still and look forward to Michael Heintz's next jab at Washington.

I notice he's only got one posted at the moment, but there are lots more at his main site: http://www.mhheintz.com/ 

If interested in reading more of my August review, it's at: http://www.webcomicsnation.com/rstevenson/hbcomicblog/series.php?view=archive&chapter=17609&name=hbcomicblog

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Laughing out loud.

These comics are some of the rare ones that make me laught out loud; the lines and thoughts and ideas are distinctive, caustic and sharp.  The political ones hit their mark very precisely.  The simple line art, but distinct charicatures and effective use of color, make them quite a pleasure to look at.  When new current events come along, I like to see what "Untelevised" has to say about them. ... read it now!