Movies:Empire's March issue will feature multiple The Avengers covers focusing on Captain America, Iron Man, Thor and Black Widow. [SHH]
Tech: At Andertoons, Mark Anderson explores the indie cartoonist's publishing potential on iBooks. [The Daily Cartoonist]
Fresh Ink! Online: Ed Laroche (The Almighty) helps host Blair Butler review Daredevil, T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents, Batman, Catwoman, Ultimate Comics Spider-Man, Prophet and Tenjo Tenge. [G4]
Gaming: Former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain crooned for a South Carolina crowd this past weekend, sort of Shatnering his oft-quoted lyrics from Donna Summer's Pokémon: The Movie 2000 jam, "The Power of One." [Kotaku]
Comic Strips: I have no idea what this past weekend's Hi and Lois gag is supposed to mean, but it's nice to see a cartoon kid reading a reverse-bound (manga?) Spider-Man comic nonetheless. [The Comics Curmudgeon]
Art: If you thought the original ThunderCats series was bonkers, early concept art proves that it could have been even more stunning. [io9]
Art: Makeup effects artist Kevin Kirkpatrick's IRL Beavis and Butthead sculptures are quite a sight, huh-huh. [Reddit]
Video: Batman, Robin, Nightwing, Oracle, Batgirl and more team up against an army of rogues in the fan-made Batman: Death Wish. [Topless Robot]
Daaaaamn, Rayne Bidder and Jennifer Zhang were great in Death Wish - the former for comedy and the latter for kickass fight choreography.
A special shoutout goes to Batman and Robin's massive, Schumacher-costume man-sacks and nipples, which they wore without the slightest hint of irony. And the Robin/Nightwing fistbump.
Dang, Black Widow, could you just...your hair is right almost in your eye there, could you just put it back a little? Just a little bit? Maybe get a headband or something?
"If you thought the original ThunderCats series was bonkers, early concept art proves that it could have been even more stunning."
Huh?
Very nearly all those designs made it to the final show unaltered. Sure, the Pumm-Ra design you show changed considerably, and there are a few on there that never made it onto the show, but I really don't see much that makes me think the show could have been "even more stunning."
that Hi and Lois strip is totally confusing me. I really want to understand it, he seems unethusiasitc with the movie version, which is in black and white except the reflection... can anyone help? is this referencing past Hi and Lois continuity that I have missed?
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