Oh wow, I love your drawings!

More of this, please Molly!

This is fantastic-- I love the drawings and it's an exceptionally clear demonstration of the ways that cultural themes and expectations are rhetorically reproduced by audiences' practices. I will totally use this in classes!

I don't know what you're talking about.

Molly, this is so great! I love your drawings, and am intensely jealous of your gorgeous lettering.

And now all I want out of life is to hear an athlete say "Our Mother Chaos Rules All" in a post-game interview. (if it'll be anyone, it'll be Chris Kluwe, right?)

#13 Dudebro! Love it! This is particular relevant to me because my town is a particularly heartbreaking sports town (DC). Ugh, you towns with winning teams disgust me!

This was great, artistically and content-wise!

Now I understand why so many sports fans are so angry/crazy.

It's not often I'm moved to leave a comment that isn't also a way of trying to be funny or make a point but here you go: lovely.

"A story is one human mind retracing the steps of another."

Beautiful.

This is so great and I cannot express the depth of how much love I have for the fact that you used hockey to illustrate your points (beautifully). Fucking hockey.

I was just trying to explain to someone earlier today the appeal of sports... and here you go. Well done.

As as fan of the team that gave the sports world "They killed our fathers and now the sons-of-bitches are after us," I love this.

And it also reminded me of a commercial that I just discovered still makes me bawl 9 years after the fact.

I like this. Thank you for this.

I especially love that Hamlet is the stand in for how fiction moves, because Hamlet itself is a stack of possible future stories layered on themselves. Ham's last action, even, is to command Horatio to go tell his story! And some of them are stories about what has happened (maybe) and some are stories about what could happen (maybe) and telling is what makes those future stories possible. (Hi! Welcome to my dissertation bounded in a nutshell!)

This is flippin' perfect and true, and furthermore, nice work on getting a goalie fight in there.

Relevant to my interests. It's kind of like this was meant as a birthday present.

This is brilliant.

Very nicely done, Molly. I pitched it here: http://rpseawright.wordpress.com/2013/08/08/a-car...

oh, this is the best thing I've read all week. I'm not a hockey fan, but as someone who is way too emotionally invested in certain soccer teams (much to the bemusement of the rest of my family)... this is incredibly relevant to my interests.

and I LOVE your art style. :)

I really want that handwriting/lettering as a font. It's so pretty.

Words are but symbols for the relations of things to one another and to us; nowhere do they touch upon absolute truth. See the link below for more info.

#symbols www.ufgop.org