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Dustinland – Ho Blind

Dustin Glick — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 17:30:06 +0000

You know, Ho Blind? Like Snow Blind? Sheesh, tough crowd.

Seriously though, this week’s Dustinland is a topic I tackled a few years ago, but this time I think I got it right. I also realized I haven’t been touching on subjects of sex and love quite as much as I once did. That’s probably because I’m a long way from single these days, and that’s when you really start thinking about those things. I’ll see if I can dig up some more theories though, since it’s a great topic. The best really.

Dustinland – Ask An Asian

Dustin Glick — Mon, 04 May 2009 17:03:55 +0000

I’ve been wanting to tackle this strip for a while but the last time I asked an Asian this question, they didn’t have much to say one way or another. This time, well, obviously my friend had a lot to say. I know it’s probably a bit of a contentious issue with some people, and I wanted to get some other opinions on the matter, but the problem is that I didn’t. Hey, come on, it’s not called “Ask A Bunch Of Asians.” That would take way longer to draw.

But anyway, I do know a ton of white dudes with Asian girl fetishes. It seems like once they hook up with one, they get addicted. Several dudes have told me it’s because Asian girls are really loud in bed. I would have put that in the comic but that will have to wait until “Ask A White Guy.”

One interesting thing about this subject is that it really reminds me of when you ask a black woman what she thinks about black men dating white women. You’ve got the same sorta “they’re stealing our men” thing. In fact, I’ve even heard the same thing from Jewish women complaining about how many Jewish men are marrying non-Jews.

One final note: I think this comic should be really popular since there are a lot of Asians out there and they are mostly pretty good with computers.

Dustinland – Lonely

Dustin Glick — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 03:05:39 +0000

I originally intended this week’s Dustinland to be purely something to cheer up depressed single folk. Whether you were just dumped, you’re in a huge drought, you love someone who doesn’t love you, or you’re just feeling down and out about yourself and your future prospects — that lonely, hopeless feeling is something everyone has felt at some point. But then I thought about it some more and didn’t want my strip to come out like some preachy cliché, even though it’s almost impossible to avoid clichés when covering this subject. So I mixed it up a little, especially with that 6th panel, which could strike people the wrong way. In fact, I could see people being mean and just forwarding around the first six panels, just to make people cry. So don’t do that! Because in the end I want this strip to make people laugh. Happy single people, sad single people, people in relationships — everyone. And if it cheers you up a bit, then even better.

.:: Dustinland 08.04.08 ::.