Weekend Window-Closing Wrapup
"Once more into the breech," in the immortal words of the Human Cannonball. And no, you aren’t going to get puns of a better caliber.
- Wolverine comics from the 1950s. (Via Avram Grumer.)
- The works of Richard Mullins— it may be fine art, but somehow I don’t see this guy getting the job pencilling Action Comics anytime soon.
- Via Johanna, we learn that Newsarama is rebuilding, and may be wrecking a lot of their existing infrastructure to do so. Good luck with that, fellas.
- Brad Guigar shows how to Unshark Mask in Photoshop. A handy skill when you least expect it.
- Want to do nothing but lie around for 90 days reading comics? NASA might pay you to do it.
- The other career of Alex Ross. And then he photographs himself to paint himself to…
- Lt. Worf endorses Barack Obama:
I am moved by the story of his humble origins, his absent Kenyan father, his mother working to make ends meet, and growing up without his father in an environment where his racial identity was unclear. After all, I, Lieutenant Worf, am a Klingon by birth, but raised by Caucasian humans, the Rozhenkos, on the farm world of Gault. So I know a little bit about absent fathers, and being a dark-skinned man, looked upon as an alien in a white world.
- A former voice actor for Peanuts specials is a candidate for a school board. His platform? "Waa waa WAA waa waa…"
- In a switch, Jessica Alba wants to stare at you.
- And finally, Rating The Super Hunks. I’ll take Rachel’s word for it, but bear in mind she thinks the guy in the Iron Man costume is worth marrying.
