Nicholas Bougas

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Nicholas Bougas is a right-wing natzee!

Nicholas Bougas, primarily known by his pen name A. Wyatt Mann, was a political cartoonist best known for his various gigabased works involving racism, antisemitism, homophobic, and anti-feminist cartoons. Nick was also a huge fan of snuff films, having directed a documentary about some disabled tranny called The Goddess Bunny, of which one of the scenes became a heckin' creepy video called "Obey the Walrus". He can be considered the original Stonetoss.

History

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Nick Bougas was born in 1955 in Savannah, Georgia, United States. His first credit was in 1977, in The Story of Elvis Presley. However, his first major breakthrough was in 1988, when he served as a contributing editor and illustrator for The Manson File, a compilation book about Charles Manson. Nick began A. Wyatt Mann cartoons in California in the 1989. According to his own words, it was "a response to all the radical commie propaganda that abounded there daily." At the same time, Bougas produced Death Scenes, a mondo film featuring real footage and archival images of crimes, accidents, and gruesome deaths. His cartoons ended in 1993, and his last work was the CD Celebrities... At Their Worst! in 1998. After that, Bougas retired completely and did not produce anything else since. In 2016, he temporarily came out of retirement to draw art for the band Ethnic Cleansing.

Bougas died of cancer on August 23, 2026.

Gallery

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  His magnum opus
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  His other magnum opus
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  Wordswordswords
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  True. Used on many ED templates.
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  Skibidi zog zog zog yes yes
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  (Ironic because VW has now been 'aped by jews and is now only producing goyslop SUV crossovers) Nobody cares.
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  Contemplation on AAVE