Empire magazine is getting the exclusive first look at Tintin. The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn, stars Jamie Bell as Tintin, Andy Serkis
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His Face All Red by Emily Carroll
In the tradition of Edgar Allan Poe. Emily Carroll’s His Face All Red is a classic little creepy tale of terror. Just what the witchdoctor
Read moreLorax the Movie
Hollywood once again is dipping into the Dr. Seuss well for ideas. The next movie to be made is the Lorax. The past movies have
Read moreI Have Never Drawn PEANUTS for Children
The success of the Peanuts can be pinned down to one letter written to a fan of Peanuts in 1977. In the letter Charles Schulz
Read moreHorror Art by Tatsuya Morino
Tatsuya Morino tackles some of the classic horror stories with his haunting art. Truly breathtaking, my personal favorite is his take on H.P. Lovercraft’s, The
Read moreHalloween: Free Mask From the Mirror
Montreal’s alternate free newspaper The Mirror, has the coolest cover this week. Duy Thang Nguyen artist extraordinaire has a printable version of the mask online
Read moreThe Magic of Bryan Lee O’Malley
Bryan Lee O’Malley has conquered the world, and he shows us just how he did it with his process. Tony M.If this article made you
Read moreCalvin And Hobbes Murals
The walls of the the Reynolds Home — a shelter for women and children in crisis are the luckiest walls. Calvin and Hobbes graces the
Read moreMargaret Atwood’s Twitter Superheroes
Margaret Atwood has nothing to prove, her illustrious writing career has earned earn many fans. Now she is a superhero designer on Twitter. She has
Read moreKnow Your Nerds by Riccardo Bucchioni
Big Bang theorists want you to know there are different levels of nerds. Know Your Nerds by Riccardo Bucchioni on threadless demonstrates the variations of
Read moreSimpsons World The Ultimate Episode Guide: Seasons 1-20
My eyes dropped when I saw this at our local big box book store. The Simpsons World The Ultimate Episode Guide: Seasons 1-20. Wow, at
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Curt Swan Face Expression Sheet
Curt Swan was the definitive Superman artist for DC Comics for many years. For three decades he penciled Superman and defined Superman to the height of his popularity. In 1986 he was unceremoniously dumped by the company that he put on the map with his one-man show. He was the true DC artist and still to this day the impact from the characters he drew still live on. The Superman face expression sheet truly distinguishes the scope of his art.
Read moreNuts for Nutella
Either you like or hate Nutella. The Italian secret recipe of the hazelnut-based spread is a European standard in many homes. — The amount of
Read moreThe Birth of Wonder Woman
[click to enlarge] Wonder Woman’s creation can be attributed this this exchange letter between artist Harry G. Peter and writer Dr. William Moulton Marston. (pen
Read moreAwful Superhero Toys
From the what were they thinking of department. Comic book related toys licenses are given out to practically anything under the sun. These Wonder Woman
Read moreInside Periscope Studio
http://media.opb.org/clips/embed/eW63920b20101012154713.js Periscope Studio seems like the coolest place to work at. The Portland studio houses 20 artists from different backgrounds in the comic book industry.
Read moreThe Evolution of the Bat Symbol
Andrei D. Robu who specializes in lettering & illustration, examines the evolution of the bat symbol over the years since Bob Kane created the Caped
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