
Toothpaste For Dinner comic: the creative process
Yup. GO GREEN GO!
This is painfully true.
Yup. Absolutely true, unfortunately.
Imported from Tumblr: http://rayegunn.tumblr.com/post/34701425597
Toothpaste For Dinner comic: the creative process
Yup. GO GREEN GO!
This is painfully true.
Yup. Absolutely true, unfortunately.
Otters at the Florida Aquarium Get Halloween Pumpkins to Play With
Via Tampa Bay Online
sorry to hurt your feelings social media, but these all be fake.
As Hurricane Sandy clobbered the the most populated region of the United States, many people took to social media and the Internet to receive and circulate information about what experts called a 100-year storm.
As is typically the case with natural disasters — especially in this digital age — viral photos quickly put a face on the catastrophe. However, it turns out many of the most popular images pinballing around the Internet during the storm were either fake or outdated. Even major media outlets got duped.
Whedon On Romney (by WhedonOnRomney)
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alright…well, The Edge titles of the New 52 hasn’t had the best run this first year out but DC is gonna find that sweet spot. the work put in thus far wasn’t a waste—in fact, i’m quite optimistic for The Edge moving forward. and move forward is just what i have in mind! >:]
While I agree that DC doesn’t seem to know what to do with the Edge books, just a note, not all of those are from the Edge line. Mr. Terrific, Captain Atom and Justice League International were all part of the Justice League line, Hawk and Dove was part of Young Justice.
On the Edge side of things, I am getting the feeling that, with a few exceptions such as All-Star Western, DC is trying too hard to push a certain storytelling tone in them, but it’s one that went out of style years ago. Heavy on action, low on plot, low on intelligence. Voodoo looked like it could be interesting and intelligent, exploring a very gray area morally, then they fired Ron Marz and dismantled what he had laid down in order to make the book more generic, which was disappointing. Same deal with Deathstroke and Grifter, which weren’t selling well, I realize, but they thought the solution was to replace the writers with 90’s poster boy Rob Liefeld? You don’t have to make the books testosterone filled 90’s cliches to fit in a darker and edgier side of the universe, though. Recently, due to an interview with Justin Jordan about Team 7 where he mentioned that his Lynch would be more like how he was in Sleeper, I got to thinking how awesome that series was, so went back and re-read it. It’s edgy and dark, but also mature and intelligent, one of the best chessmaster duels you’ll find anywhere, Brubaker and Phillips knocked it out of the park with Sleeper, it was fantastic. And I would love to see DC do more in that tone with the Edge line rather than trying to copy the “Extreme” 90’s.
I disagree about a couple of the predictions you make, but some fun ideas, btw :) I think if DC lets Jordan do his own thing a bit more Team 7 could end up being really cool. But I think your idea of where it will be going is off. I think that it will, at least in broad strokes, follow the same basic plot of the original Team 7; a band of soldiers who are unwittingly being used a human guinea pigs to create super-soldiers. (Obviously, though, not all of the Team 7 members will be affected, since Waller and Trevor do not have any powers, and some it will affect their children, as with Fairchild.) I suspect the mysterious group of people Lynch was talking to in issue 0 contained some shady characters with mad scientist leanings from both Wildstorm and the DCU, Lex Luthor and Henry Bendix both seem prime candidates, and this would be right up their alley. This is the Majestic Project. The one thing I can’t decide is if they are using Majestic as a source of the super-powers they give the Team 7 members, or if he is the end result…. either way, Mr. Majestic WILL be appearing here, I’m sure of it. We could also see the creation of TAO here. Dinah will get her sonic powers and become Black Canary this way, Lynch and Grifter will get their mental abilities, Deathstroke will get augmented and so on. Not sure why you think Bronson and Higgins will turn traitor… I think, assuming they’re not redshirts, they’ll end up becoming existing characters, just that they change their names in the future. whether due to them going into hiding and assuming new identities, or they get their memories wiped or something, I’m not sure, but there is a certain pair of characters who are quite suspiciously lacking an origin of any kind in the DCU so far, but they had a super-soldier background followed by complete memory wipe in Wildstorm… ;)
I dunno about anyone else i follow or who follows me, but I’ve never met anyone who thinks themselves superior because they watched the movie of something. People who think they’re superior because they’ve read the book and only the book and treat fans of the movie the way one would treat dog poop they just stepped into, though? Dime a dozen.
Should we get rid of the Avengers cartoon too? Because how dare kids who are too young to go see the movie *or* read the comics call themselves fans. Clearly, only the most serious of “true fans” who owns every issue of the comic ever printed is worthy of laying eyes upon it. *eye roll*
The elitist attitude expressed in this confession is why I stay well shot of Marvel fans, honestly. :/
It’s not just a Marvel thing. You run across this sort of true fan elitism everywhere… of the fandoms I am a part of, DC has this with fans of the old universe being dismissive of fans of the New 52, Daggerfall/Morrowind/Oblivion fans being dismissive of Skyrim fans, (they used to just hate on Oblivion, but now it’s gotten lumped into the nostalgic ‘Elder Scrolls was better before’ group) all OVER the place in music, band vs band rivalries, or if you are a ‘true’ metalhead or whatever… People like to find ways to convince themselves they’re special for finding something before it was popular, even though that’s bullshit.
To the original confessor, it’s entirely natural to have preferences, it’s ok to prefer the comics to the movie, but don’t pretend your opinion is the only one that’s right. And if someone is a fan of the movie and haven’t read the comics, that sort of attitude certainly isn’t going to encourage them to give them a try, it just reinforces the widely perceived notion of an insular and unfriendly fandom, which can only HURT it in the long run. I for one would love to see more ‘fan girls’ (seriously, why single out the girls?), no matter how they became a fan.
Iron Man 3 - Official Trailer #1 [HD]: The Mandarin Teaches Iron Man A Lesson (by ENTV)
What does it feel like to fly over planet Earth?
A time lapse taken from the front of the International Space Station as it orbits our planet at night. Beginning over the Pacific Ocean and continuing over North and South America before entering daylight near Antarctica.
Visible cities, countries and landmarks include (in order) Vancouver Island, Victoria, Vancouver, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles. Phoenix. Multiple cities in Texas, New Mexico and Mexico. Mexico City, the Gulf of Mexico, the Yucatan Peninsula, El Salvador, Lightning in the Pacific Ocean, Guatemala, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Lake Titicaca, and the Amazon. Also visible is the Earth’s ionosphere (thin yellow line), a satellite and the stars of our galaxy.ohmegurd. such a cool photoset. must reblog.
VERTIGO COVER GIRLS: DEATH STATUE
Sculpted by Jack Mathews
“You get what anybody gets. You get a lifetime.”
The Cover Girls line of collectibles statues celebrates Vertigo with this beautiful statue of Death, inspired by the Sandman graphic novels. This is the first time that a Vertigo character has ever graced the Cover Girls line, so order now because, as Death herself would tell you, you only live once!
Measuring approximately 11.5” high x 4.75” wide x 5” deep, his hand-painted, cold-cast porcelain statue is packaged in a 4-color box.
$99.95 US • On Sale February 2013 *Allocations May Occur
ooooh…. want.