TWENTY PERCENT COOLER

Chris Sims, former senior writer for ComicsAlliance, co-writer of Awesome Hospital, writer of Dracula the Unconquered, and the Teen Tycoon of Rock.

obscurevideogames:

title - Lucky & Wild (Namco - arcade - 1992)
requested by thats-beautiful-dad

obscurevideogames:

title - Lucky & Wild (Namco - arcade - 1992)

requested by thats-beautiful-dad

ericafailsatlife:

SUBATOMIC PARTY GIRLS IS OUT TOMORROW! Before their big launch every magazine in the country (and several from outside of the country) has been trying to get the girls to do a photo spread and interview. It’s been CRAY. There’s even a sneak preview of Beryllium Steel’s historic launch to the moon over at CBR!!

And there’s still time to preorder the first digital issue HERE (and it’s a digital comic so if you miss the preorder, you can just buy it whenever).

P.S. I need to tell you guys that two of those magazine cover blurbs are 100% lifted from Cosmo because I couldn’t think of anything worse than what already existed. “12 NEW MEN SKILLS” and “BUTT FACIAL”. I’m not even joking. I’m 95% certain that butt facial just means putting skin care products on your butt and I’m not sure why it needs a headlining article because I’m pretty sure that most butts have skin on them. Also, wtf are men skills?

danmcdaid:

Superman
Drawn with finger and sketchbook pro.
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danmcdaid:

Superman

Drawn with finger and sketchbook pro.

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magnetbeam:

poisonmushroom-org:

suppermariobroth:

A German fair attraction themed around Mario.

Seems legit. Where do I sign up?

Buy your tickets in that Game Boy.
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magnetbeam:

poisonmushroom-org:

suppermariobroth:

A German fair attraction themed around Mario.

Seems legit. Where do I sign up?

Buy your tickets in that Game Boy.

bison2winquote:

- Ryo Sakazaki, King of Fighters 1998 (SNK)
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bison2winquote:

- Ryo Sakazaki, King of Fighters 1998 (SNK)

(via bison2winquote)

Today at Wired, it’s the next entry in my column reviewing As-Seen-On-TV products with the aid of 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand. This time, I take on the Schticky, but it’s not just the reusable lint roller that I examine: it’s the narrative arc of the entire Vince Trilogy, a saga that began with the ShamWow and became the 21st century’s most compelling saga.
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Today at Wired, it’s the next entry in my column reviewing As-Seen-On-TV products with the aid of 50 Cent: Blood on the Sand. This time, I take on the Schticky, but it’s not just the reusable lint roller that I examine: it’s the narrative arc of the entire Vince Trilogy, a saga that began with the ShamWow and became the 21st century’s most compelling saga.

Enjoy!