Gary Dumm

Pretty sure this guy came to xmas dinner and checked Drudge Report intermittently on his iPad, not sure. I was pretty psyched to read about a wacky libertarian but I know enough of them to get tired easily. This reminds me of all sorts of extreme personalities I know, of all stripes, and if you thought there's only one Ron Paul bad news there are literally millions of people just like him. I'd only recommend this book to people who want to "know the enemy." Personally my answer is "only kinda."… (mer)

I'm uncertain what to say about this graphic novel. I did not get the message it was trying to convey, despite the Ayn Rand quote on the bottom of the last page. I felt that most of it was over my head. I did not like the protagonist, but I did like the panels and how the story was told.

I found the man in this story was mostly misunderstood. He failed to care for others, and was therefore treated badly by them in return...especially in his many and varied work situations. I understood (and agreed with him) about not bearing up in an untenable work situation.

This is probably one of the graphic novels I liked the least of those I've read. The artwork is great as is theh format of the book, but the story is not complelling and the main character I did not like at all.

There is a real Michael Malice. However, I'm not sure it's someone I'd particuarly like to know.… (mer)