Poultrygeist: the Pun

https://i0.wp.com/upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/1/11/Poultrygeistposter.jpg/215px-Poultrygeistposter.jpgThis isn’t a video recommendation. I haven’t watched it. I haven’t read the fine print on the poster.* But it caught my eye on Netflix because it’s a pun I used 20 years or so ago. In mine, we see a farmer in his living room, populated with ghostly chickens. The farmer isn’t inconvenienced. The chickens are just there. (the implied back story: the farmer built his home on an ancient chicken coop.) I’m guessing the film takes a different direction.

 

*I left the image small to save you the bother of deciding to skip the fine print.

When Less is More

When Less is More

This is an old one. It had a different caption when I first wrote it. I’d seen the moon referred to as a lesser body, so I wrote, “Harv loved to show off his lesser body.” I could rewrite it again as, “Few could deny that Harv had a lesser body.” One of my trials as a cartoonist and perfectionist — as in, always tweaking, not necessarily improving — is deciding on the final caption.