What would The Godfather have looked like if it were done by Dustin Harbin? Geez, I can’t count how many times I’ve heard just that question. I’ve long suspected that a brilliant cast, incredible cinematography and editing, and a score like God’s own sad trumpet are little more than distractions from the story itself. View, if you will, The Godfather in comics form:
Click the image or right darn here to view the strip. Next week: Indians!








You might know this… how is the Godfather tied to Native Americans? We stopped by the NA museum in DC on Saturday, and they were going to be showing it.
Huh–you've got me there, Chris. I can't think of anything to do with Native Americans in The Godfather. In the process of drawing this strip I watched one of the ZILLION documentaries in that DVD box set, but there was no mention of any Native Americans.
Maybe because Brando was a big proponent of Native American rights? That was his big deal in the 70's-80's, going to sit-ins, although they were called something else.
Great page. Especially the last panel. Great idea for a series. I think you should do Smokey and the Bandit. Can't wait to see more.
I actually have another one in the can already, but I think I want to do Indians first. I won't say what the subject is, but I will say that Eddie Murphy was much funnier back in the 80's.
Yeah, yeah and yeah.
Something must be done
about Dustin Harbin.
Don't forget the next "Wasting time with Dylan" ie: "the Obama non-drama"…
What are you doing this saturday? Let's find a Roses' and Christmas shop for our mothers.
Maybe SkyCity?
Dylan, I have a rule–I only SHOPLIFT at Roses. Don't tell my mom–it'll ruin Christmas!
You are clearly insane.
Whoah -what? Dustin – I had no idea you were a SICK draftsman. Your line work is confident and pure, balanced and measured- it's alive! Next time I see you at Heroes, I'm looking for some kind of art from you, for sure. Glad you have this blog going – I'll be stopping by frequently, as long as you keep posting drawings like this.
Kyle
Thanks so much for the good word, Kyle! That was super sweet, especially coming from you! I am ready to sell you whatever you want to buy, my friend.