( this ad for the Walking Dead )

Greetings True Believers!

Holy room service Batman!

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Fellow non-scanners, I've just discovered Law and the Multiverse, a blog devoted to exploring the legal ramifications of life in a superhero universe. For example, one post discusses human rights in the context of non-human intelligences (i.e., aliens), while another covers Superman’s immigration status and whether he counts as an American. ( Read more... )

hapex_legomena's post from a few days back got me to thinking.

1. Tim Drake's new identity does make me think of incredibly fattening burgers.

2. I always silently thank Oliver Queen when I take a left turn at a major traffic light3. Every spider I encounter is named Peter. (Sorry, Charlotte.) If I see one building a web to trap pests and bloodsuckers, I wish ( Read more... )

Let's say that you're a web comic artist. But you're also a normal human being; that's, like, your secret identity. And your secret identity likes to eat and pay rent and go to shows and stuff like that. So you need money. Well, you already have money, but you want more ( Read more... )

Now, you might not expect it, but I think that a lot of you might get excited by ( Manchester United's new Away Kit )

Following the post about which superhero universe is better to live in and the ensuing discussion on the psychology of the superhero, I thought it would be interesting to talk about the self-styled "Real-Life Superheroes" or Reals.  It's something I've been thinking about for a while now. Anyway, these are real people who dress up in costume and go ( Read more... )

( I expect to hear some answers, kids. )

Heart of Hush is almost plausible! There is crazy, external organ technology afoot. Thomas Elliot: ahead of the curve?

Hello, I'd like to speak to the artist formerly known as Scans_daily ( Read more... )