Worth1000 is running one of their periodic Photoshop contests. This time, the contestants are asked to update an old painting, placing a cartoon character in the original work.
Pictured at right, we present The Dancing Hippo by Degas. Soundtrack, of course, by Allan Sherman.
We all know and love Dinosaur Comics, right? That wonderful little strip started in 2003 from that Canadian fellow Ryan North that takes the same images of dinosaurs and uses them over and over again as they engage in humorous conversation? Ah, but did you know that in prehistoric times (okay, seventeen years earlier) another…
I didn’t think I’d be writing this, but I think I’m actually looking forward to Hollywood having a writer’s strike. Why? What sort of un-American bastard would be hoping for the shutdown of production across TV shows and movies across this great land of ours? My god, man, you might force the audience to think…
The Oregonian continues to provide updates on the recovering condition of underground comix pioneer S. Clay Wilson. Some weeks back, Wilson was hospitalized after a drunken fall and was in a coma for some time. He’s up and about, as well as lucid but is having short-term memory issues. "His vocabulary is returning. His sarcasm. His…
Let me be the last to wish you a happy new year. Actually you – and my Weird Scenes Inside The Gold Mind audience – are the first people upon whom I’m bestowing these tidings. I’m writing this on Boxing Day because I’m leaving town for a week. I think I’m going to Chicago, where…
Remember when we told you all about the wonderful Italian Dylan Dog comic series from writer Tiziano Sclavi? It became a less than beloved feature film adaptation which was released on DVD earlier this month from director Kevin Munroe. Well, we have obtained three copies of the perfect blend of sources as Munroe has autographed…
Pro Se Productions, a leader in Genre and New Pulp Fiction,àannouncesàtoday that as of April 1, 2013, no further unsolicited novel oràcollectionàsubmissions will be set for publication in 2013.àâÂÂThe reason is,â Tommy Hancock, Partner in and Editor in Chief of Pro Se Productions explained, âÂÂwe simply have more than enough…
