Don’t believe the pipe, by marcos c.
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Don’t believe the pipe, by marcos c.

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The Shiznit » If 2012’s Oscar-nominated movie posters told the truth
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Christoph Niemann: The Police Cloud

Inevitabile.

betterbooktitles:

Christoph Niemann: The Police Cloud

Inevitabile.

Originally Posted By betterbooktitles

betterbooktitles:

George Orwell: 1984
Reader Submission: Title and Redesign by Alex Watson.

betterbooktitles:

George Orwell: 1984

Reader Submission: Title and Redesign by Alex Watson.

Originally Posted By thedailywhat

thedailywhat:

Early Bird Special: Sh*t Samuel L. Jackson Says.

[reddit.]

Oggi è giornata.

You can almost guarantee that someone or other will complain about one juxtaposition of elements or other.  That the perfectly lovely children’s-book bits and the cherished violent bits should not be seen in the same place as baby-feeding and robot fucking.  Or that the robot fucking is excellent and the character writing just gets in the way.  Or that the whole thing is too slow and “decompressed,” or that the swearing distracts from the magical bits, or, I don’t know, babies disturb their wanking or something.  Either people will recognise this as the opening notes of a rich and extended piece that contains much, as a novel should, or they are going to find a panoply of bad reasons to complain about it.

None of which feels right to talk about, in a way.  I’ve talked about all these poisonous suppositions I have, instead of focussing on the work itself, which is bad form.  But I want to be true to the feeling I had on closing the issue, which was, simply: god, what if the commercial comics market in 2012 might not support a novelistic longform serial written by Brian fucking Vaughan?  As with much to do with comics lately, I would like to be wrong.  Because I would like to read a lot more of SAGA.

It’s a terrific book, and another sign of the new resurgence at Image Comics.  It is a wonderful thing to welcome Brian back to the medium, and a wonderful thing to discover the art of Fiona Staples.

Warren Ellis butta lì il domandone mentre recensisce Saga.

Sh*t Daleks Say

Meme: busted.

[Thom Dunn su Bleeding Cool]

Inevitabile, se ci pensate.

Originally Posted By betterbooktitles

betterbooktitles:

Haruki Murakami: 1Q84
Reader Submission: Title and Redesign by Mixael Laufer (peaceandlove86@hotmail.com)

betterbooktitles:

Haruki Murakami: 1Q84

Reader Submission: Title and Redesign by Mixael Laufer (peaceandlove86@hotmail.com)

Un’opinione pubblica (e giovanilistica) con la bacchetta in mano 24/7, catechizzatrice e moralizzatrice di una “casta” di “corrotti”: eppure pronta a ribellarsi se il diritto a scaldare una seggiola della biblioteca le viene soltanto sfiorato. Permalosa e testarda, non incapace di leggere tra le righe di una monito sacrosanto ma che ostinatamente si rifiuta, colpita nell’orgoglio anche se i bersagli veri erano quei fannulloni che tanto vengono vituperati nei soliti slogan. Rimane, ancora una volta, l’indignazione fine a se stessa, la rivendicazione perenne dello status di “prigionieri precari”, la chiusura in una corporazione orgogliosa e cocciuta. Studenti-lavoratori sulle barricate per difendere l’incompetenza dei colleghi mantenuti. Questa non ce la saremmo aspettata: chi detesta la casta è casta a sua volta.

Davide Coppo » La casta degli anti-Martone

Avengers fine art covers present The Hulk à la Michelangelo and Al Hirschfeld

Marvel’s gearing up for the release of The Avengers with some curious promotions, but here’s one that’s pretty magnificent. Come April, Marvel will give select comics variant covers depicting Earth’s Mightiest Heroes as illustrated by the likes of Rembrandt, Michelangelo, and Monet. Here’s what they’ve unveiled so far. I wouldn’t mind having that Georges Seurat hang in my boudoir one iota.

[io9]

Nemmeno le altre dieci sono male.

Game Boy Color Emulator of the Day

Game Boy Color Emulator of the Day: If you’ve lost your original ’90s Game Boy Color, take heart: now there’s a JavaScript and HTML5 Game Boy Color emulator that runs in any browser, no plugins required.

You can either play games from a preloaded selection (including nostalgia-inducing classics like Pokémon Blue, Red and Yellow, The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening, and Super Mario Land) or drag and drop your own game files into the emulator.

Who knew you could build a time machine using JavaScript?

[mefi]

[TDW Geeks]

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