Comics commentator and humorist Chris Sims suggests how six superheroes would write term papers and how they would be graded. Peter Parker apparently understands physics, but not superhero physics.
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Comics commentator and humorist Chris Sims suggests how six superheroes would write term papers and how they would be graded. Peter Parker apparently understands physics, but not superhero physics.
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Iron Baby does not want a nap. Do you understand? Iron Baby will not take a nap.
Canadian short filmmaker Patrick Biovin depicted his own daughter in Iron Baby, with help from the animation studio Strob.
via Great White Snark | Strob
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Why is this classic Nintendo game so frustrating? Because the dog has rigged it to be that way.
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The humorists at How It Should Have Ended recently took on Predator. There is a huge plot hole that I've never thought before, but would have made the movie very anticlimactic had Dutch exploited it.
Official Website via Nerd Bastards
Over at The Big N, we've previously featured the work of bento artist Anna the Red. She does a lot of anime-themed work, especially from My Neighbor Totoro.
Link via Awesomesauce (where there's a Battlestar Galactica bento box)
Do you remember Lobot, Lando Calrissian's cyborg assistant in The Empire Strikes Back? He doesn't have the most glamorous of jobs in the galaxy. Geeks of Doom peeks into his daily planner so you can understand Lobot's ordeal. Here's how it starts:
Link via Digg | Image: Lucasfilm
6:30 a.m: Wake up, unplug head from charger.
6:45 a.m: Yoga, Tai Chi, and Rhythmic Gymnastics.
7:15 a.m: Hop in the shower and shave face, shave head, brush teeth, and buff headset.
7:45 a.m: Download Mr. Calrissian’s itinerary, new episodes of Lost, and the newest album by Figrin D’an and the Modal Nodes.
7:55 a.m: Escort the hos out of Mr. Calrissian’s room and offer them the usual settlement package.
Link via Digg | Image: Lucasfilm
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This eleven-minute documentary by Simon Cottee examines the history of pixelated art, from its earliest days to a modern revival. Cottee suggests that pixel requirements limited early game designers, but also gave them a new form of expression that connects with new audiences today.
via reddit | Cottee's Blog
Kade Chan's still a teenager, but he does some outstanding origami, such as this very detailed Alien figure. In the links, you can read an interview that he did with HK magazine and view more works in his Flickr stream.
Link via Super Punch | Interview | Flickr Stream
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Azureus Rising is an action and science fiction short film rendered in high-grade CGI. It reminds me of the early Æon Flux animated shorts. The producers hope to turn it into a feature-length trilogy. It's about "an unlikely and troubled teen forced from his home planet across the galaxy on an epic journey. Eventually to return reborn as the freedom fighter known as Azureus."
via Geek Tyrant | Official Website
I can't find any concrete information about this unique costume. But if I did, would you really want to know it?
Link via Geekologie | Photo: I Am Bored.com
Have you read Jeph Jacques' webcomic Questionable Content? It's a hoot! One of the characters, Marigold, has a proper sense of priorities when it comes to gaming.
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YouTube user Hunter Davis does an outstanding impersonation of Sir Ian McKellen, the actor who played Gandalf in the LOTR movies. In the above video, he gives an interpretation McKellen repeating the theme song to The Fresh Prince of Bel Air. Davis has a similar video using the theme from Ducktales.
via reddit | Previously: Sir Ian McKellen Mistaken for Beggar
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