Grant Morrison’s proposal for Silver Surfer
Admit it– you could see him coming up with something like this, couldn’t you?
From FastCompany via The Mogg Blogg.
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Footstool.Thank You.
Nah, that really looks more like a Steve Gerber sorta thing.
That's going to fit in nicely with my Tetris end tables!