man gataro: even more master strokes

If there’s one thing the past few years of modest visitor counts has proven, people are starved for Man Gataro. The relatively enigmatic Japanese comicker was first featured on this very blog back in 2009, and it looks like people still search for any kind of fleeting glimpse of his work to this day.

Thus, I bring you even more Man Gataro!

The following is a quick selection from the pages of Chinyuki, which is the author’s own twisted take on the classic Journey to the West story. As was the case with the previous scan, it doesn’t really take much knowledge of the language to appreciate this sequence at its most primal level. Sure, it helps, but I think these images mostly speak for themselves…

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wer ist buttmuscle?

If you follow me on the many social media platforms I dominate on a daily basis, you’ve likely been pulling your hair out, rocking back and forth in a cold corner pleading, “WHO IS BUTTMUSCLE?” for the past week or so.

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Well, clearly he’s one of the world’s newest, freshest heroes, but there’s much more to Buttmuscle than a simple one-off picture. You may not get your answer right away, but the image below should help you rest assured that one day—perhaps a day not far from this very one in which we’re all currently living and breathing—you will.

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Stay tuned…

rozay

As we all know, there’s no greater symbol of self-reverence than Rick Ross. That’s why I’m here to provide the countless Rozay fans out there with a means to wear their eternal respect, loudly proclaiming their love for M-M-M-M-Maybach Music.

Consider this a DIY guide. All you need to pull off the tattoo below is a few hundred dollars, a beer gut, and some medium to large breasts.

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BONUS: A while (couple years?) ago, rad comic artist James Harvey set up the occasional activity on his tumblr, and one tasked everyone with replacing Rick Ross’s missing hood ornament by drawing it back on his whip. Here’s the one I contributed:

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wanpaku graffiti

While walking around Dublin the other day we ended up stumbling into a backstreet (boys) that opened up to reveal a lot absolutely loaded with graffiti. Every wall had an intricate design on it—some more interesting than others, of course, but there was more than enough cool art to warrant busting out the camera.

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