I'm not sure if today's is a joke or not. It started out as a really funny idea but when I was working on it at three in the morning I think the funny parts were forgotten and I just ended up drawing Godzilla standing between two buildings. But luckily I like to draw Godzilla, even if I'm not that good at it, and luckily not alot of people are really following this blog.

-DVid

 

Here is today's comic, a joke that I have drawn and redrawn a few times over again. Hell I may have even posted it on here and I don't remember. But I wanted to redo it and see if I could make it look a little better.

-DVid

Beneath you the earth rumbles and shakes. You know that something is coming, something large. Your heart leaps in your chest, all the way to your throat. It should be panic that grips your nerves, and yet it is something else. The calming sensation that a brand new Not @ All cartoon is here.

Yet again I have done a Godzilla cartoon. This time I put in there the American Godzilla, who is dubbed Gino buy fans ( Godzilla in name only) and Zilla buy the lovely people at Toho. The nineteen ninety nine Sony pictures Godzilla by Devlin and Emmerich was, to most fans of the franchise, the worst piece of crap ever made. Even to most movie fans, it shines as a beacon of shimmering crap. I however, think this movie is very under rated. All things considered, this was a very decent giant monster movie, if you remove the name Godzilla from it. With the name Godzilla, you expect the movie to star a giant dinosaur that spits radioactive fire and is near impossible to be beaten. What you got was a giant lizard that laid eggs, ate tuna, and was taken out by the French and Matthew Broderick. But if you called the movie, Giant Reptile Eats New York, well then you have yourself one fine film for those who happen to like giant monster movies. That is to say, this was a not bad contribution to the genre for America, who does not nearly do enough giant monster movies. No way am I saying that this is a movie that should be considered for the Oscars, or is in a top ten list of the best giant monster movies of all time. But if it was on cable one night, I say it is worth a look, or at least worth another look.

Well folks that is going to do it for today. Thanks for stopping by and checking in, I hope this cartoon and my crazy ideas about a giant reptile have entertained you, and I hope you come back again on Friday for the end of the week cartoon. Until then, take care and pass on the good word of what we got going on here. Spread the love folks.... thats it, spread that love.

-DVid

Happy Monday everyone, and welcome to the first day of October. Like I said yesterday I am going to try and make this month a themed month of all ghosts, goblins, monsters, and other scary things done in a funny way. October is my favorite month of the year, really kicking off the whole Fall thing as the weather starts to get cooler, the leaves really start to change, and SyFy channel does their thirty one days of Halloween, which is my all time favorite holiday.

So I said I was going to cut back on the dedications so as not to burn through them too fast. Well I was going to need something else to do to replace them so that this written part is not too short, and for this month I am going to talk about the subject of cartoon.

Today's subject is the king of monster .... Godzilla! I wish I could tell you that I remember what my first Godzilla movie was, but the truth is I have no clue which one it was that introduced me to the big G. I do remember the first one I saw on the big screen, which was Godzilla 1985, or Godzilla Returns to us G heads. Watching this giant radioactive fire breathing reptile smashing a city as child really made a impression on me and started the love of men in rubber suits play fighting and stepping on model cities. The great thing about the Godzilla series of films, is that they are not just fun cheesy movies about guys in rubber suits, there are a few that are just very good movies. The original Japanese film Gojira, is a classic movie that never seems to get the respect it deserves. Gojira is a movie that deals with a tragic love triangle and the weight of one man having to choosing between sharing his weapon of mass destruction with the world, or hiding it from the world in fear of what it could become. All of this is there while a giant monster destroys the city killing millions. Godzilla has given me alot of joy through the years.

Well that will do it for today people, I will see you again on Wednesday for another fine edition of Not @ All, and hopefully another monster themed cartoon. So take care and I'll see ya soon.

-DVid