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Super Nerd Mash-Up

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http://www.youtube.com/v/OclaRDU0fNg&feature=youtube_gdataYes, Mythbusters will try and build Captain James T. Kirk's cannon, with which he took on the deadly Gorn.Can the world handle this clash...

18 Days of Christmas: Gustaf Tenggren

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Via the ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive, Tenggren's illustrations for Sing For Christmas. And with that we wish you the very merriest Christmas!

18 Days of Christmas: Modok and Tori Amos

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http://c.brightcove.com/services/viewer/federated_f9/16681868001?isVid=1&publisherID=184253309

18 Days of Christmas: Howard Cruse

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Howard Cruse is best known for his pioneering gay-themed comics Barefootz and Wendel, and his pioneering graphic novel STUCK RUBBER BABY. You can see...

18 Days of Christmas: CHEW

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CHEW by John Layman and Rob Guillory was one of the comic book hits of 2009, making this a very appropriate image to remember...

18 Days of Christmas: Larry Marder and Beanworld

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BTW: the 3rd volume of Marder's Beanworld saga, including new material 16 years or so in the making, came out recently. Recommended!

Oh, Hit-Girl

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http://c.brightcove.com/services/viewer/federated_f9/6555681001?isVid=1&publisherID=769341148 More KICK-ASS stuff. NOT SAFE FOR WORK.

18 Days of Christmas: Stephen DeStefano

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Stephen DeStefano is a very talented animator and cartoonist who's worked on everything from Ren & Stimpy to The Venture Brothers, making him a...

18 Days of Christmas: Chester Gould

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At his blog, John Adcock posts some awesome holiday greetings from classic cartoonists. Above, the cast of DICK TRACY in an uncharacteristically sanguine mood....

The Best Comics Anthologies ever?

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Since we never got around to doing a gift giving guide because we're so lame/lazy, we'll steal this post from Jeet Heer on the...

18 days of Christmas; Mike Mignola

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Via Steven Gettis, Mike Mignola draws Jacob Marley for Gettis's art collection of literary characters by cartoonists.

18 Days of Christmas: Lew Stringer’s Comics History

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Cartoonist Lew Stringer explores the contents of the 1971 Christmas issue of VALIANT.

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