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How To Say Something Nice When You Do Not Mean It
Artists are a sensitive lot. I am sure even Picasso at one point said that some of his paintings were crap.
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Culture
Rare Bill Watterson Interview
Reclusive Calvin & Hobbes creator Bill Watterson has finally spoken and this is what he had to say about the comic book industry to Mental Floss magazine who
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Man V. Liver
Books find their way to me. Case in point: the unexpected discovery of "Man V. Liver." Despite not being much of a drinker myself, I couldn't resist the
Entertainment
The Best American Comics 2013
It is truly the Age of the Cartoonist (the artist who writes and draws his or her own work) so says Jeff Smith, the editor of the newest
Culture
Dracula Family Tree
Bloodsuckers galore! Tracing the Dracula family tree of the living dead. The Bram Stoker bloodline is well represented as illustrated by Matthew Griffin.
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Charles Schulz: Peanuts Artist’s Edition
Get inside the original works of Charles Schulz. It is like owning original art from Charles Schulz without paying top dollar.
Culture
House of Ideas: Alice Munro
“A story is not like a road to follow … it's more like a house. You go inside and stay there for a while, wandering back and forth
Entertainment
Social Media’s Most Popular Superheroes
Who are the most popular superheroes (villains) on social media? Our appetite for superhero characters is at an all-time high. It is DC versus Marvel.
Sandbox Stories
How to Walk Like a Ninja
Forget about walking like an Egyptian, now you can walk like a Ninja. Creep up on your best friends and put the scare into them.
Culture
Best Infographics of 2013
From lame to informative, infographics for some are SEO positioning tools. Search engines see them as invasive spam. Through the clutter there are some educative infographics that make
Culture
The Wes Anderson Collection
The world of Wes Anderson is a unique blend of offbeat weird characters that congregate in the norm of everyday life.
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The SpongeBob SquarePants Experience: A Deep Dive into the World of Bikini Bottom
I grew up with SpongeBob SquarePants because my kids loved it. SpongeBob is more than kid fare. SpongeBob SquarePants is tolerable for all age groups.