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Monthly Archives: July 2008
Mickey rejects
The portraits by Lisa Carletta clearly show why these sorry specimens didn’t make the grade as a bonafide Mickey. (With thanks to Jourik – photo © Lisa Carletta, Mickey Mouse ® Walt Disney Corp)
Speak-ers
These speaker concepts were designed by Sherwood Forlee and do what their name says : the speak. Or sing, for that matter. (via Freshome)
Will It Blend ? This week : comics
Miguel Martins and Joana Lafuente’s cute and wonderful Loli Loves Venom takes referentiality to the next, rather dizzying level.
Posted in Comic Strips, Comics
Tagged Batman, Joana Lafuente, Loli Loves Venom, Miguel Martins, Spider-Man
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Holy Snog, Batman !
Batman and Robin, as seen by Terry Richardson. (photo © Terry Richardson, I suppose, via cgunit.net)
Immonen goes McCay
Here are The origins of DC Super-Villains, as envisioned by Stuart Immonen in the early 1990’s. As if Windsor McCay came back to life. With thanks to CalamityJon. (via Drawn)
A computer glossary
Some people can do everything. Take Charles and Ray Eames. They looked good, they created some of the greatest chairs in the world, and to top it off, they were masters at instructional animation. As the video above (from 1968) … Continue reading
Stripgids : Strokiesverhale
Deze column (Stripgids 10, juli 2008) was de laatste in de “reis rond de wereld”.
Posted in Comic Strips, Web Comics
Tagged Alex Latimer, Jeremy Nell, Patrick Latimer, Stripgids, Thomas Ochse Honiball, Western Nostril
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Help in a cruel and dangerous world
Ger Apeldoorn has been writing a wonderful blog for a while now, but I only discovered it today. What a treasure trove of vintage or obscure cartoon material ! One of Ger’s regular features are ads in comic strip format, … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising
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20 Years Of Sandman
DC Comics celebrates 20 years of The Sandman with a rather chaotic poster featuring all the main characters from the seminal comics series, drawn by (almost) all artists who drew the stories in the first place. Check out NY Magazine’s … Continue reading
Get your cartoon on
Get Your War On, the immensely popular satirical strips by David Rees, gets the animation treatment, thanks to and exclusively at 23/6. Looks quite sleek.