Lookee for January 30th 2012
Let’s take a look around the internet, shall we? Today’s TeeFury design. Men’s sizes only printed on hideous cream-colored shirts. Neil Gaiman announced on Twitter feed today that he and Todd McFarlane have settled their long, bitter legal spat. Cory Doctorow gives Witch Doctor the thumbs up. Jean-Claude Denis (Grand Prix) and Jim Woodring (special [...]
Lookee! for 2/4/11
Fascinating. Science writer Lee Billings has been guest blogging for BoingBoing this week, dissecting NASA’s big Kepler news and exploring other exoplanetary pursuits. Have ya heard the one about Bill Murray at a Bears playoff game? A Song of Ice and Fire comics coming from Dynamite and Bantam. Man this is gonna suck, OR, All [...]
LOOKEE! for 1/28/11
Outrageous astronomical SF film goofs from Phil Plait, Bad Astronomy blogger for Discover magazine. Donate or renew your Comic Book Legal Defense Fund membership at the Protector or Champion level and receive a limited edition, hand-numbered “Tree of Liberty” print by Paul Pope. Today marks the 25th anniversary of the Challenger tragedy. I was in [...]
LOOKEE! for January 6th 2011
Mars rover Spirit’s tracks on its way to “Columbia Hills” in 2004 Video: The movie may be a steaming pile of poop, but The making of Tron Legacy (or how to make Jeff Bridges 28 years younger) compiles and dissects some of the few things the filmmakers got right. Over the Top: Jason Aaron vs. [...]
“There’s a meteorite that hit the ground near here. I want to check it out. Won’t take long.” -Opportunity
Not much going on in the Geek Kingdom today (NOT! So totally NOT!) so let’s check in with Mars Rover Opportunity, who, unlike fellow trailblazer Spirit, currently has power and is about to investigate a recently fallen meteorite on the Red Planet. via NASA and JPL: Images that NASA’s Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity took at [...]
Happy Anniversary, Moon Landing!
“Neil Armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon. I am the first man to piss his pants on the moon.” — Buzz Aldrin And to Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, the original Moonwalk Dancers. And to Mankind. If you’ve ever visited the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum you’ll have seen artifacts [...]