...surprisingly excellent.

drawing. Oh wait, he is.

and rather enjoyable

This is a superb artwork and very clever.

Very clever.

Though, I believe his past lives have not been accurately portrayed . . . :)

Thank you for sharing this with us.

iapologize as ican see that someone has actually put a fair bit of time and thought, let alone feeling, into this, but that was absolutely pathetic. terrible idea, right from the beginning, piled on with the worst cliches and ham-handed lyrical references. that whoever made this got the nerve up to reveal it to anyone but themselves is baffling. imean, maybe if the author was 9 years old and this was 1990, he might escape ridicule, but sadly this is clearly not the case. the best thing to do now is to simply never do this again.

absolutely GHASTLY!

In other words: intensely unpleasant, disagreeable and objectionable.

This is a story, where our beloved Morrissey plays himself in a fictional role.
The drawings are excellent in their humourous portrayal, my favourite is the still with a worried looking James Dean portrait on the wall, looking at Morrissey.

We know, that our Morrissey, in any of his lives, has never raged within debauchery, bitten someone's ear off, or eaten someone's beating heart.

Of all of us here Morrissey has a greatest sense of humour and this comic strip is well done, even if I don't like some of words used or imagery, it is with talent this has been created.

By the way, would anyone know who Morrissey's management is now?

Thank you & best wishes.

Does that mean Boz is Itchy?