Monday Mix-Up: God Save The Archies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgnLL17QmTM
How did we get to this one before Bleeding Cool?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgnLL17QmTM
How did we get to this one before Bleeding Cool?
A two-fer here. One monster: Two monsters: The second one is from the marvelous little webcomic Gods Playing Poker, which I highly recommend. Go read it.
Taking the classic holiday cartoon and replacing Gene Autry with the Police… My first thought upon seeing this: wow, Andy Summers was always pale, but I didn’t think he’d put on that much weight. Hat tip: Lisa Sullivan.
Presented for your approval are these, the stories we didn’t get to yesterday. This year’s Animation Supercon in Miami has announced it will host reunions of the voice cast for two of our favorite shows: Futurama and Pinky and the Brain. In today’s inevitable Archie Comics news, Dark Horse has announced it will be publishing…
< p style=”text-align: center;”> The fine folks at Exploding Rabbit should be given an award. What award? Heck, ANY award. Oscar? Sure. Tony? Why not? Grammy? Give em’ two. Why you ask? Because they mashed-up Super Mario Brothers with some of our favorite classic 8-bit heroes. The Rabbits took the Super Mario Brothers game, and…
Spider-Man might be a fictional superhero, but at least two of his tricks exist in the real world. Now, scientists have shown that it’s possible spin silk strong enough to stop a train, and are crafting a new, super-sensory suit that warns its wearer when someone — or something — is approaching. http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2013/02/spiderman-physics/
In 1958, this was as cutting-edge as it got. Ray Harryhausen took his stop-motion special effects wizardry and applied it to his first full-color film, The 7th Voyage of Sinbad, recognizing that the fantasy setting was ideal for his Dynamation creations. Viewed today, the effects can appear dated and, at times, quaint, but for those…