Lee Of The Day

Lee of the Day: A History
03/02/2006

Too much Discovery Channel lately, I guess.
Also, I am enjoying the creative functions of the large-Lee face.
The past two are way better than the Kool-Aid Man Lee.

Lee of the Day: A History
02/22/2006

A vague reference to a now cancelled TV show.
I miss the Bluth family big time.

Lee of the Day: A History
02/18/2006

Recently I saw a movie poster for a Jack Black film due out this summer.
The obligatory Lee inspired by the costume and title just couldn’t wait until July.

Lee of the Day: A History
02/15/2006

Truly tasteless indeed.
In this image, Lee has confused the Black Power salute given by the two American Athletes for a rousing game of Rock, Paper, Scissors.
Unfortunately, it looks as though he is giving a salute of his own.
I hope this cartoon doesn’t incite a riot anywhere.

Lee of the Day: A History
02/10/2006

I, uh, have no idea what brought this on.
Seriously.
I’m blaming it on boredom.

Lee of the Day: A History
01/30/2006

Inspired by the classic album cover, I have replaced the image of Neil Young with Lee.
Neil never really liked being with those guys anyway.

Lee of the Day: A History
01/27/2006

Wouldn’t life just be great if Lee didn’t talk?

Lee of the Day: A History
01/22/2006

Kristen P. of Ontario suggested a Jean Chretien Lee.
Here’s what I know about Jean: He was Prime Minister of Canada from 1993 to 2003, and he seems to only talk out of the lower-left side of his mouth.
I assume that on his days off, he hang glides from the CN Tower in Toronto.
At least this would make Jean Chretien more exciting…

Lee of the Day: A History
01/19/2006

Gross, right?
This Lee was inspired by Utah Jay’s life-threatening Appendicitis.
It wasn’t as life-threatening as it was Karmic, but whatever.
Feel better soon, buddy!

Lee of the Day: A History
01/17/2006

Rounding out our Down on their Luck Superheroes theme is this masterpiece.

Sure, getting your bike stolen is a drag.
But Ghost Rider Lee got a hot tip that his stolen bike is being kept in the basement of the Alamo.