List of posts with the tag: «Comic»

Cyanide and Happiness has nailed it. A simple Ding Dong can be convert your Halloween in the most awkward night if three children using a Human Centipede costume asks you for some candy. Remember to just feed the first one (with soft candies like Jell-o). ___ Via: explosm.net/comics/2582/

Poking in Google Plus: Real Life Google Plus is not Facebook but it is like Facebook: XKCD

Thor hammered out $65.7 million at 3,955 locations (and a record of 2,737 locations in 3D), handily dominating the weekend. The Marvel Comics adaptation’s opening salvo wasn’t as thunderous as the Iron Man movies and X-Men Origins: Wolverine ($85.1 million), but it was bigger than Clash of the Titans (2010) ($61.2 million). That $65.7 million…

These are jokes collected from the Internet: Barack Obama: Sorry it took so long to get you a copy of my birth certificate. I as too busy killing Osama bin Laden

Rapunzel (from Disney’s film Tangled) meets Spider-Man (from Marvel Comics). Nice and interesting couple. Title: Fancy meeting you Author: bri-chan at DeviantArt Prisma markers and prismacolor pencils.

Opera: “Hey, let’s make an awesome, pioneering browser so all our features can get stolen and no user will ever touch it.”

Be an Optimist Prime, not a Negatron. – Transformers Comic

The truth hurts, even if you are Darth Vader.

No cows just trees for this tornado. (this could be a Helen Hunt joke).

Microsoft Comic Chat (later Microsoft Chat but not to be confused with Windows Chat, or WinChat) is a graphical IRC client created by Microsoft, first released with Internet Explorer 3.0 in 1996.

December 2010 will kick off the lead up to Transformers 3 with the first Transformers 3 prequel comic, Foundation! Foundation will chart the origins of Optimus and Megatron’s rivalry, and reveal the secret connection that binds them. Meanwhile Transformers Sector Seven #4 relates a story set in the dark days of World War 2 with…

Director Edgar Wright has posted three new videos on his blog showing how they adapted the comics of Scott Pilgrim into the movie, how they brought the characters to life on the big screen and the challenging stunts involved with that. Scott Pilgrim comic creator Bryan Lee O’Malley’s role in the film production.