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do you see this image? this is the computer generated image of what the world is going to look like in december of 2012. it’s a horribel sight isn’t it? stop this madness, lets prevent the ending of the world. stop kony 2012
stop kony from smashing some planets together he has the power
Actually it’s a replicated image of when Thea crashed into Earth to form the moon, but okay.
No, this is an MRI of someone dying. The brain releases a endorphins at the moment of death, making them feel a range of emotions. Tragically beautiful.
Say hello to mechanically separated chicken.
This is a picture of my friend Becky. She used to be a happy, popular girl until one night she snorted marijuana at a party. She died instantly. Please, don’t do marijuana. It’s the most dangerous drug out there. Please don’t wind up like Becky.
No you guys this is what an abortion looks like at nine months. Reblog if you’re against the baby-killing liberal media.
And here we see the beautiful jellyfish of the deep touching upon another of its species, the eggs being cast forth to spread through the life giving waters of our nourishing ocean. Only now can we begin to understand the chain of life in these deep waters….
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I teamed up with Anthony to finish this dude off. I hope to have screenprinted posters for upcoming conventions!
GET EQUIPPED WITH
MOLTEN SLAG
Because why should Robin have all the fun?
This post is a response to this.
First things first- Rachel, thank you for what you do. Your work and the passion with which you pursue it is inspirational.
Now, to the subject at hand. Rachel is the victim here, no questions asked and to punish her for being a victim is to add insult to…
Fun fact: 1345 people died to make the above fun fact possible.
Or is that a buzzkill?
Super Best Friends Forever hits Saturday Morning
Super Best Friends Forever debuted on DC Nation’s Cartoon Network and, for me at least, the 90 second short was better than 22 minutes of Green Lantern.
The plot was simple - Supergirl and Batgirl want Wonder Girl to “borrow” Wonder Woman’s invisible Jet. Lauren Faust has shown her ability to sketch female characters that are both broad and imbued with personal touches in her previous work. That’s she able to do it her in under two minutes is a testament to her talent.
The piece begins with a wonderful moment of Donna Troy swearing an oath to her mother. And in about 5 seconds we find out that Wonder Girl’s mission is to join her “sister’s quest to ease suffering in the world of man”. So much for the usual “Wonder Woman is so hard to explain” line.
Faust, speaking at the DC Nation Animation panel yesterday, described Donna as “stoic, very responsible, very trained.” And that comes across. But the thing surprised me was her accent. I’ve heard of artists who have been told that their depictions of Wonder Woman were, um what’s the word I’m look for, uh “Greek” so it was a pleasure to see them go this route with Wonder Woman’s sister.
So with an understanding of Wonder Girl’s mission we then move to Supergirl and Batgirl trying to get her to come with them on a jaunt. Supergirl wants to TP Lex Luthor, Batgirl just wants authentic Mexican food. Batgirl is filled with energy here. Faust said yesterday that Batgirl is in “for the love of it” which I assumes means superheroing. This is a bouncy, squee-filled Batgirl and while it is miles from the comic book Barbara Gordon (she is definitely more Stephanie Brown) it is fun.
Supergirl on the other hand has an edge to her. Faust stated at WonderCon that her take on her is the she is “a teenage girl that has all the same powers as Superman, but routinely gets overlooked in favor of her famous cousin.” And you get a sense of this edge when Wonder Girl keeps saying, “No” to her pleas:
Wonder Girl explains her reticence in the best moment of the short that doesn’t involve toilet paper where she proudly details her duty as an Amazon:
But her real reticence is not duty but that “my sister will kill me”. Peer pressure and the lure of mexican food and charity work bring her around and the girls take off Supergirl bringing along toilet paper.
I’m looking forward to seeing the rest of the shorts of which there are apparently five. I hope the Cartoon Network and DCE are smart enough to look at expanding this into a are regular series. It’s been too long since the Powerpuff Girls gave young girls and boys a fun-filled superhero show starring women. Super Best Friends Forever seems a worthy successor. You can watch the whole short here.
This was amazing and fun! More plz. You could… I don’t know… take some time from Green Lantern. Just saying!
Via NASA and Rob and Elliot.
This explains the universe in a way few religions could.
You guys. YOU GUYS. The Almighty Heroes line of Biblical action figures was Don Levine’s doing. Here’s a 700 Club spot on the subject. (I apologize for the source, and let’s all wince together over that lady’s horrid “GI Josephine” remark.)
Goliath is shown. As is what I assume is the rest of the line, including the lady-dolls.
I wish with all my might that an 80’s Hasbro figure line came out for this as well.
Especially the codenames.
I don’t see why people say Aquaman is a useless superhero.
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Chews for Jesus.
For Cole and Christian Nightmares.
Not as nightmarish as testamints.
blood bean
Iggy Pop’s father-in-law started Testa-Mints. So Iggy kinda had to put money into it when asked. I find this hilarious.
I had no idea, and.now can’t decide if that makes them better or worse.
That said: how does the Jelly Bean Prayer taste? Bloody? Fleshy? Delicious? I love jelly beans.
Sacrilegious or Sacrila<em>delicious</em>!
I know way too many people who’d just root through the bag to eat all the Sin.
man i really wish they would do an episode about how pinkie pie really cant be friends with everybodyand how not everyone likes her >:[
Man, I hear that. I kept waiting for Cranky to find the Ponytown constabulary to report the dangerous stalker who was harassing him, followed by the Esquestian Court System granting him a Very Special Friendship Restraining Order.
A rare appearance and rumination. Easily ignored.
I mentioned on Twitter that excepting Health Issues making such things unfeasible and the certainty that I would never actually make it to goal, I would love to get in on Kickstarter projects. In a later tweet, I mentioned Interviewing Leather as a possibility for that. Here’s pretty much the different stuff that comes to mind on it:
- Interviewing Leather: Expand the story somewhat, hire illustrators and professional layout. Produce as a physical book and e-books via the various e-book places. A lot of people mentioned they wanted Dead Tree versions of this, but that was years ago. Still, this wouldn’t be hard to spin up on my end. Probably do fulfillment by Amazon for the majority of the hardcopy books.
- Supporting Cast: If Leather did well, do one on the extended novel I have in mind — essentially Lois Lane at 40something, divorced once and heading for her second, trying to put some sense to her life with her Superman analogue and examine the so called ‘normal people’ on the fringes of superhero stories.
- Malology: A mad science role playing game about mad scientists, their henchmen, and the abominations they have crafted. More Narbonic than Sons of Ether, really.
- Mythology of the Modern World: Reformulate into essentially a Bulfinch’s Mythology only of the world outside.
- The Ballad of Richard Less: Take the short novel I wrote for Superguy a couple of years back, do some reworking to make it more universal, present it as alternate history. I think this has major potential.
All good ideas, I think. And like I said, the only problems with them are complete inability to physically produce them right now, what with the health issues, and the pretty much certainty that I couldn’t get close to goal on any of them.
Still, it’s nice to pretend, sometimes, when you’re feeling blue.
