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I don't know. The farside is pretty good, as well as Pearls Before Swine. Oh, and Cyanide and Happiness. None of them reach the meta level of social/theological commentary that C&H did, but they're still really, really good on their own, doing their own things.
...theological?
Is there a better word for it?
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I have immense respect for Watterson. He's the only artist I can think of to achieve that level of fame and success and not sell out. Selling out is barely even a concept any more because it's simply assumed, and Watterson is still out there in a cabin in the woods, communicating only by mail and refusing every corporate offer that comes his way.
Thomas Pynchon has as well but I guess he’s not as famous. But certainly extremely successful. I respect him because a theme of Gravity’s Rainbow is the observation that capitalism will absorb anything that is useful and you can’t fight it as the fight against it will be commodified and sold. That you can only fly under the radar and avoid it - to just not create a market potential. He’s certainly lived by that.
Here's the Archive.org link for anyone who stumbles across it later: https://web.archive.org/web/20210918034921/http://timhulsize...
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