Mike Laughead is one of my favorite artists, and he's got this shirt up for voting on Threadless.I'd like to help him to victory.You can be a part of that.
Boy, you said it.Via.
I figured now was as good a time as any to post this colored version.Tried something different.
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"Yeah, see, Superman sees the best in us, including Luthor. And that’s why he’s sad or confused sometimes, because he also sees us messing up, being angry and jealous and self-destructive. He sees the best, he thinks human beings are amazing, and he wants us all to rise up to his level, become superhuman and go off into space or whatever, but his ideals are constantly running up against basic human problems and inadequacies, including his own.
And I think that’s what makes him great. He just keeps tirelessly trying to make things better, to be a role model for everyone. People take him for granted – he’s always dealing with characters who think he’s an idiot, or irrelevant or who just don’t like his plain morality and can’t see that he’s just a genuinely good guy slightly hampered by a fear of forcing his ideas on people." - Grant Morrison on Superman via Newsarama
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I think anyone who's even casually visited this blog knows that I think comics are awesome.The thing is though, sometimes they are not.
All-Star Batman & Robin, The Boy Wonder #9
This comic used to just be horrible.
Now, it's utterly reprehensible.If you haven't read it, and don't know what's going on there, that's "the goddamn" Batman (TGB) beating the shit out of Robin.Robin (whom I don't mind reminding you and Frank Miller) is a 12 year old little boy.It was one thing when they were just having TGB be a jerk to Robin and a total asshole to everyone else, but this really crosses a line.Between this and what Frank Miller thinks passes for gender relations (the scenes between Wonder Woman and the male JLA-ers, TGB and Black Canary's make-out session, etc.) this comic is an abomination and a blight on the comics industry.This issue really makes me wish Curt and I had followed through on our plans to find Frank Miller at Comic-Con and punch him in the face.It would have also been nice to have called him a "little snot" while doing it.
Geez!Clearly this guy was playing a much different version of Super Mario Bros. than I was.
Bill Hader is entirely too funny. I would also have no problem watching him do a show every week as Vincent Price.
This is shortened from it's original airing, but I couldn't find the longer version at the moment... so just enjoy it as is. I mean, it's free.

I would watch this show with a devotion and fanatacism most would find alarming.My thanks to Maggie for finding this clip for me.