Author: Tony M.

A Christmas Miniature by Pearl S. Buck

More than 50 years ago Family Circle published a little Christmas tale called A Christmas Miniature from famous author Pearl S. Buck. This short story was illustrated by the Walt Disney staff. You can view the whole insert story at I’m Learning to Share! a cool pop culture blog. (pages 1-2) (pages 3-4) (pages 5-6) (pages […]

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Futurama Into The Wild Green Yonder

The fourth and final of the Futurama movie series Into the Wild Green Yonder is making way to stores on February 24. The special voice appearances will include illusionist Penn Jillette, hip-hop legend Snoop Dogg, talk radio superstar Phil Hendrie, and Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane.All the other galaxies will be green with envy! In […]

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Zombies

 Bring out the dead. From Bob Marley to Ronald Reagan, the dead live again with the zombieinspired drawings of comic book artist Frederik Peeters.  Drawingfrom a cast of cadavers, Frederik examines how the dead icons wouldlook like if they came out of their graves. Bob might have shot the sheriff but if the sheriff saw […]

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Webcomics

How the Comic Strip "Sheldon" is Created from Sheldon Comics on Vimeo. Webcomics.comis a perfect way to master your skills in creating webcomics. The abovevideo by Dave Kellett demonstrates how cartooning is created old schoolstyle. The versatility of computers can shorten the span of thecreation process. Webcomics.com has the potential of being a great teachingtool […]

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The Transmigration of Ultra-Lad

Look out world here comes Ultra-Lad. The Transmigration of Ultra-Lad! is Joe Infurnari’s latest webcomic creation. Joe is well versed in comic illustration and gives here his best effort so far as a professional illustrator. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to […]

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Wham-O Super-Book

Toys used to be simple and fun. Today toys are too elaborate and complicated. These over priced toys don’t hold up a candle in the wind to Wham-O’s history of fun toys for all. The vintage packaging takes you back to a time when things were simpler and easy. Tim Walsh a 15 year veteran […]

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Wildsville: The Art of Derek Yaniger

Derek Yaniger’s art is truly wildsville. The cocktail generation art influenced illustrations are a fresh breath of old air. He has taken the classic and remolded it into the new. From Cartoon Network to Marvel Comics, Derek has graced many unusual milieus for his retro tiki illustrations that feed on nostalgia. Makes you want sip a […]

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SpongeBob vs. The Big One

The newest SpongeBob direct to DVD is an extra bonus for the new collection of six episodes from Nickelodeon. Johnny Depp makes a rare voice appearance in the kid friendly show. SpongeBobvs. The Big One still proving that this show still has legs andlongevity. Many shows don’t make it this far in the short attentionspan […]

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Farts

Need we say more. If you are going to glance at this book, beware and prepare to be embarrassed. Farts — Sure, everyone does it; but everyone tries to hide it a little differently. Farts: A Spotter’s Guide will help you pinpoint he (or she) who dealt it every time. This hilarious book identifies the […]

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Hank Ketcham’s Complete Dennis the Menace 1959-1960

 Hank Ketcham’s Dennis the Menace onepanel gags have enjoyed folklore status for many years. Based on hisestranged son, Hank has enjoyed fame through newspapers andmerchandising such as Diary Queen images of the character on variousice-cream products of the company. The grit and shrewdness of Dennis isas universal from Mark Twain’s Huck and Tom to Calvin. […]

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The Stuff of Life: A Graphic Guide to Genetics and DNA

  Genetically speaking the stuff of life can be pressing to explain. What is a teacher to do to explain DNA and the universe around us without much complicated lingo. You turn to comic book experts to write and draw you a cohesive explanation of the stuff of life. Mark Schultz creator of Xeonzoic Tales goes […]

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Astro Boy Teaser Trailer

[sandboxworld]Y23aI4HO_w8[/sandboxworld] There must be a cookie-cutter formula with CGI movies out there as of late. They all look alike. Astro Boy’s appearance in the 60’s was the building block of the Anime empire. The trailer is finally up and going and honestly I don’t know where it’s going. There is not that much pizazz going […]

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