It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Ultraman Neos.
I was preparing to note how shallow Muir's bravado is, the empty posturing of a man who thinks making threats is a sign of courage, and then he just demonstrates it. After praising an internet rando, and saying, yeah, the wimpy Left is in real trouble, he flips out on Trump's losing his trial, and starts sputtering nonsense while imagining he's coming across as cool, collected, and badass.
It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Ultraman Gaia.
The return of Muir's 'Biden is just a senile puppet' idee fixe is the last bit that was at least intelligible, before we veer off into one of those downright surreal bits of babble that you know made sense to Muir when he wrote them.
With nightmarish drawing to match.
It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Ultraman Dyna.
This shows so much of Muir. His witless racism that he will stubbornly insist is not racism. His continued resentment of Obama and need to pretend that somehow, he doesn't count as a president. And most of all his ignorance of foreign politics, where events are filtered through the babble of other ignorant racists and fascists. Two men who have nothing in common politically are made into equivalents, based entirely on the fact that they are minorities in power in European countries with names Muir sees as funny and foreign to their nation, much like, well, Obama. I suspect if he'd written this a month from now, Rishi Sunak would be added to the list.
Rishi Sunak, woke leftist. It boggles the mind.
It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Ultraman Tiga.
I mean, the joke of Bluto going into politics is that it's kind of terrifying...
It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Ultraman: the Ultimate Hero.
And we see Skye once again referring to her supposed Leftist beliefs in terms only a Right-winger would use, and once again insisting that Right-wingers are the true oppressed ones. If only they could get everything they wanted all the time. Then they wouldn't be.
Muir has a very broad definition of oppression for himself, and a very narrow definition for those not like him.
It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Ultraman: Towards the Future.
Man, I know I said the bad guys only exist to be effortlessly defeated, but this one... it doesn't even work by the logic of the strip. The Evil Conspiracy is using immigrants, except it can't be bothered to actually do something with them, so the good guys can easily turn them into an obstacle for the Conspiracy. Because their opponents are strong yet weak, and immigrants aren't even sentient.
It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Ultraman 80.
A reminder that Muir's baddies only exist to get so easily defeated that one wonders why they even bothered putting forth any effort at all.
