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VERIFIED SPX FEELS.

Lone Wolf and Cub by Rafael Grampá

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jessica-sutton:

Some of the amazing sets from The Venture Bros season five, some old some new.

VB background designers/painters appreciation time — Ray Feldman, Patrick Bryson, George Fort, Douglas Einar Olsen, Liz Artinian, Chris Fisher, Kim Knoll, Corwin Herse Woo

Bob Odenkirk recently stopped by Paul F. Tompkins’ interview web series Speakeasy to have a few drinks and plug his new book Hollywood Said No!, a collection of orphaned scripts written with David Cross and Brian Posehn. But in addition to promoting that book, he and Tompkins went in-depth on the history of Mr. Show, and the future of the show’s main alumni.

Odenkirk says that he, Cross, and Posehn will be touring theaters in September doing standup and sketches—before the Mr. Show Experience appears at Tenacious D’s Festival Supreme in October. But the bigger news is that Odenkirk teases the possibility of a Mr. Show reunion in two years to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the show’s premiere. There’s no official word yet, since that’s pretty far in the future, but Odenkirk sounds confident it’ll happen.

Like many episodes of Speakeasy, the ...

This single-A beer vendor is so good at his job, he's getting the call-up to the big leagues. [News-Journal]

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steviegee:

Sometimes the brush/ print test page becomes some sort of messy art of its own. Strange… like a dog with a human face by #steviegee

Poster - ink/digital - 2013 - LENS FLARE U AIN’T READY

cinephilearchive:

A rare TV documentary — The Coen Brothers (2000). During the promotional campaign for O Brother, Where Art Thou? in 1999, the BBC showed a 50 minute documentary about the Coen brothers. It was mainly concerned with the Coen’s past and featured interviews with many of the actors that have worked with the Coens along with family, friends and crew members.

The most interesting part of this documentary for me, was a scene where a bookcase was shown (I think it was in the Coen brother’s office). On the bookcase were around 40 screenplays that the brothers had written and not yet made. Titles included; Intolerable Cruelty (since made, of course), Coast To Coast (which is about a Chinese plan to take over the world using cloning which apparently featured 28 Albert Einsteins!), Voices, Chatahoochee, Leap In The Dark, Johnny Skidmarks (which was written by their friend and collaborator, William Preston Robertson and made into a movie in 1998 by director John Raffo and starring John Lithgoe, Peter Gallagher and one Frances McDormand), Meet Bobby Buttman, The Concierge (I don’t know if it is or not but how excellent would a movie about Heinz the Baron Krauss Von Espie be?), Mr. Murder, Cult Cop, The Land of Youth, A Man In Shades, Justified Sin, Quark Victory, Red Harvest and Respect Your Godfather. No news on any of these unless stated I’m afraid. —You Know, For Kids!

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1. Black Mirror (United Kingdom, 2011, 2013)
The Internet has made it that much easier for Americans to catch up on the best television other countries have to offer, particularly for anyone inclined to avail themselves of illegal viewing options. Yet torrents and YouTube can’t yet compete with the pristine quality of an official HD broadcast or Blu-ray or with the sheer convenience of legal streaming sites, so many Americans are stuck waiting for some cable channel or streaming service to import intriguing sounding series from across the sea—even English-language series. Take, for instance, Black Mirror, a six-episode sci-fi/horror riff similar to The Twilight Zone in its exploration of a possible future world we might and all of the ways that world could intrude on our very human natures. Created by the ingenious Charlie Brooker, Black Mirror is some of the most innovative storytelling seen any anywhere ...

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Baton Rouge, Louisiana photographer Quinn Miller recently created a brilliant wedding photo that shows a ferocious Tyrannosaurus rex chasing down the bridal party. He used a stock photo of the dinosaur and his keen Photoshop skills to end up with this impressive result. The facial expressions of each member of the bridal party are priceless. Congratulations to the newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. James Lowder!

Here are a few closer looks at the terrified individuals:

photo by Quinn Miller

via Photos By Rikki, Geekologie

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The Hulk (Lou Ferrigno)

A jury in Bexar County, Texas just acquitted Ezekiel Gilbert of charges that he murdered a 23-year-old Craigslist escort—agreeing that because he was attempting to retrieve the $150 he'd paid to Frago, who wouldn't have sex with him, his actions were justified.

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neilsanders:

DEAL WITH IT.

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alisonsampson:

Das Pastoras.

Pages from different works, the second image is the Punisher.

Most of the more common own goals you'll see are the result of miscommunication or some freak bounce that happens too quickly for the goalie to react. Not so in this recent match from Italy's Serie D.

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occupygezipics:

A man draws a picture of M. K. Ataturk on the wall.

Domino’s uses its new DomiCopter drone to deliver pizza to a customer in the United Kingdom in this video. Previously, we wrote about the Burrito Bomber, an open-source airborne Mexican food delivery service.

via Nerdcore

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peowpress:

Close up from Elliot’s Indian Summer Color test. 

Red, Yellow, Black

Yeah, I’m mostly stuck in the 80’s but there’s some amazing newer manga being made. I’m super into Urasawa’s work on 20th century boys and Pluto but aside from him—

Here’s some links to some that I could think of:

Ultra Heaven  by keiichi koike— an Otomo style future drug comic.

Dorohedoro by hayashida q— lizard faced hero vs magic gangs

Daisuke Igarashi’s Children of the Sea — Igarashi is sooo good at weather and environments. 

and a little older but the academy of ninjas by

HOSONO Fujihiko

— I just love this dude’s style.

Freesia by Jiro Matsumoto alternate history Japan with with no prisons where Vengeance Proxy assassins deal with criminals. 

Saturn appartments by Hisae Iwaoka In a future where no humans live on earth surface but instead are in a giant man made ring around the globe.The main dude is a window washer of the ring.

Pretty sure I just took the best Google Glass picture in existence.