The second article on this week’s featured front page of The Onion in History is very dear to that jaded, despairing, dystopia-inhabiting, soul-sucked and crushed-spirit part of my psyche.
The second article on this week’s featured front page of The Onion in History is very dear to that jaded, despairing, dystopia-inhabiting, soul-sucked and crushed-spirit part of my psyche.
Ah, nothing like a bit of dark LA highway humor. Reminds me of Judge Doom’s Cloverleaf project in Who Framed Roger Rabit..
I love the way the Onion replicates the style of old newspaper, especially with the never-perfect blotted ink on some of the lettering. And that photo of LA, with City Hall (the tallest building in LA until the late 1950s) in the background, probably was taken in the 1930s.