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“Steampunk Palin . . . so bad it’s good”

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The much anticipated comic Steampunk Palin is out. The good folks at comicalliance.com report that “This book contains fifteen pages of story, followed by eight pages of pin-ups of Sarah Palin [for people who are firearms-oriented, arch conservative and think it’s OK to keep your finger on the trigger in certain situations provided you have enough experience, skill and training]. If you actually felt a little sick start to crawl up the back of your throat when your first saw that, I can guarantee you weren’t the only one.” Saying that . . .

Reviewer Chris Murphy reckons Steampunk Palin is viral—but not in a good way.

This book is insane. By reading this book, I have become less sane. By having me relate this book to you, you have become less sane. By being printed onto paper, Steampunk Palin has made the world a less sane place than it was before.

Glad to do our part. [Thanks to Pete McKnight for the link]

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Robert Farago

Robert Farago is the former publisher of The Truth About Guns (TTAG). He started the site to explore the ethics, morality, business, politics, culture, technology, practice, strategy, dangers and fun of guns.

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  1. Sarah plays to her base! These are her same positions on energy policy and Federalism as outlined in her books and speeches, now set forth in easy-to-digest graphic novel form.

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