cool. I'd like to see Lynda Barry do one.

Inspired! Just brilliant.

How about Bunny does (Talking Heads) "Once in a Lifetime"?

I thought I recognized the style, it's the same dude who does the Gorillaz.

I love Common People, it's such a great a song and Hewitt has actually done it justice - excellent stuff.

By the way, this'd be a good opportunity to plug Peter Blegvad's Leviathan - a songwriter who's also a cartoonist.

Or Harvey Pekar illustrating "The River."

This does not make sense to me. Harvey Pekar is a writer who has comic artists illustrate his autobiographical stories because he can't, in his own estimation, draw.

Harvey Pekar is a writer who has comic artists illustrate his autobiographical stories because he can't, in his own estimation, draw.

Duh. I know that. I can only plead fatigue and intoxication in my defense. Howzabout Peter Bagge?

If you like Jamie you might like Philip Bond. I think they're acquainted, actually. Many monkeys on his page, too! He has a simple yet very expressive style similar to Hewlitt's. In an age of superheroes with exagerrated, massive bods that make their heads seem all voodoo-shrunken, Bond has the odd habit of drawing real human proportions, which is refreshingly realistic and yet totally cool.

I remember ages ago I answered a question Philip Bond asked on a community forum, and so I demanded a reward. He drew, scanned and posted for me a picture... of a pile of steaming dog-poo with flies a-buzzing. It was sketched on Pokemon stationary with Pikachu in the corner. Thanks, man.

ooh, is this where i get to dish on comic people? i was thinking of giving Drawn all the incriminating info but have most made into comics instead--