On the road
We'll be on the road for a few days for some semi-R&R. That means we'll be blogging, and reading email but only for a few hours a day instead of all day all the...
This one is pretty good
We didn't want to link to April Fools Day gags, but Gmail's is pretty damned funny.
You need this
Actually we used Duane Reade's "Multi Eraser" knock-off, but either way, when your light switches are clean, you are clean.
PS: Thursday is pretty anticlimactic without Lost. Sniff.
You Can Never Get Enough N.C. Wyeth, Part XII
You just can't. Check previous entries for even more breath-taking Wyeth goodness. Ah, far Selidor!
We made it again
How is it possible? The heroine emerges from the underworld every time, no matter what the odds. Hail, Persephone.
Note: Persephone not actually shown above. Results may vary.
Humor 101: Frau Blücher (wree-hee-hee)
In an interview with the San Jose Merucry News, Gene Wilder has solved one of the great mysteries of comedy: the origin of Frau Blücher and the horse whinny from YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN. That's FRONK-en-steen....
The evolving Onion
Have you ever wondered what the relationship of the "Area Man" Onion is to the "A.V. Club" Onion? Us too, and here's the answer:
Pocket history of The A.V. Club: The Onion was founded in...
Team Hollywood finds Team Comics
Once in a while we get one of those wonky press releases about people announcing their very important comic book which they hope to turn into a very important movie, but this one is...
A Testosterone Filled Weekend
If you've been spending a little much time surfing the net and reading comics (be they capes or non-capes) and feeling a little too nerdy, this is the weekend to change up the routine....
More from the archives: CRAPPIE WORLD
Found this magazine while cleaning up.
It pains me deeply to say that the crappiemagazine.com website no longer exists. This magazine was in its 13th year but it exists no more. Another victim...
More on the DaHeidi Code
Okay I can't resist posting another one of my old comics cycle sheets; this one two sided and from 1984.
This is interesting for several reasons. For one, by now I was now writing about...
