When Your House is Burning Down, You Should Brush Your Teeth by Matthew Inman

What Do Insurance Companies Do When Your House Burns Down? In the direct aftermath of a fire, homeowners are often left thinking, ‘now what?’ The simple answer: call your insurance agent or broker. You can take comfort in knowing that your insurance policy is designed to help you navigate through this time and get you back on your feet. These losses are the exact reason you have home insurance. Like most new media of any medium it takes a while to be understood by old media and the Eisner's have a long long history with print comics.A house fire of any magnitude is a devastating and traumatic event. I wasn't aware of this but apparently webcomic creators don't think highly of the Eisner committees understanding of webcomics. i09 has other days pointing out 51 webcomics that weren't mentioned. But I'll be sure to check these others out. It received another nomination for its wondrously funny and sad short story ' when your house is burning down you should brush your teeth' which I've read like five times. The only one of those I'm familiar with (and love) is The Oatmeal.

The Last Mechanical Monster, by Brian Fies.

High Crimes by Christopher Sebela and Ibrahim Moustafa.

Please tell me they drew Jamie Foxx's upside down penis in that torture sequence and did justice to the only brilliant part of that movie: Samuel L Jackson as Stephen

The Strange Tale of Panorama Island, by Edogawa Rampo, adapted by Suehiro Maruo (Last Gasp)ĭjango Unchained, huh? I was hoping everyone was over that post 12 Years a Slave.

Richard Stark’s Parker: Slayground, by Donald Westlake, adapted by Darwyn Cooke (IDW).

Django Unchained, adapted by Quentin Tarantino, Reginald Hudlin, R.

The Complete Don Quixote, by Miguel de Cervantes, adapted by by Rob Davis (SelfMadeHero).

The Castle, by Franz Kafka, adapted by David Zane Mairowitz and Jaromír 99 (SelfMadeHero).

They have an adapted category (which sometimes pulls from movies) and a digital comics category and you know I keep trying to start one though admittedly I never fully commit. I want to share two categories that have particular appeal to us here at TFE. Maybe there's hope for Jeremy Renner's unloved movie hero after all? Or maybe not.

The Eisner Awards, the 'Oscars of Comics' have announced their nominations for the current season (they follow more of a Tony Awards timetable) and the results are heavy on Image comics with Marvel scoring in the top 'continuing series' category with the current run of Hawkeye.

When Your House is Burning Down, You Should Brush Your Teeth by Matthew Inman