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The visuals are done by the striking Chris Ware, author and artist of the piece of utter brilliance known as Jimmy Corrigan: The Smartest Kid on Earth. The interview is by Ira Glass and some other guy, both of whom fade into the background of the clean and charismatic visuals.

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Yesterday I went to Best Buy to pick up some new movies. New to the movie bank are: Die Hard, Juno and The Tick: The Animated Series, Season 2. I would have bought There Will Be Blood as well, except for the fact that it came in a cardboard folder. Literally. No plastic dvd case, not even a plastic clip to keep the cardboard folder closed. It was ( Read more... )

This page sells shirts for a number of interesting/spectacular web comics. I'm lusting over a good number of them. Like these:

( Awesomeness in t-shirt form )

Forget lolcats, now there is lolthulhu.
( Seriously. Aaaaahhh! )

I just love these comics and want them in one place.

( And I was like 'What? AAAAAHHHH!' )

My Cyberlaw class had to read several articles on the about the Seigenthaler Wikipedia biography controversy and review the current bio for the guy.

And then, we were introduced to the glory of Uncyclopedia, which is one of the funniest things ever, especially the fact that we got to read Seigenthaler's parody bio in class. Only in awesometown.

Those who mention that they play Guitar Hero generally hear the same refrain: "You know, with the money you spent on the game, you could have bought an actual instrument. Why don't you just learn an actual skill, that's what I would do." My favorite response to this was aptly sketched out in this ( Webcomic. )

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So I started my life list and the journal I'm using was published by a place called Working Class Studio. Apparently, students of the Savannah Art & Design get a chance to promo their more marketable designs to retailers. I picked up the journal at a Barnes and Noble, so it's not just small potato retailers either. I've been browsing through their ( Read more... )