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Bruce Wayne is not beating the allegations.
Spider-Man costume from No Way Home in a display case.
Robbie Robertson sketches by John Romita Sr.
One of Doctor Octopus' arms in a display case.
Sketch of the cover of Ultimate Fallout #4.
Some highlights from Beyond Amazing: Spider-Man, the exhibition currently running at the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago (till Feb 6 this year).
Relying on ChatGPT to teach you about a topic leaves you with shallower knowledge than Googling and reading about it, according to new research that compared what more than 10,000 people knew after using one method or the other.
Calvin and Hobbes comic strip. Calvin sitting at a school desk, Hobbes lying on the floor under his chair. Calvin asks quietly out of the side of his mouth, "Seven plus three." Hobbes, looking up at him, answers, "Seventy-three."
Calvin and Hobbes (Nov. 21, 1985) (Watterson)
When in doubt, Shrek it.
Two panels side-by-side, one inset within a larger one. On the left, a little girl alights from a giant robot hand. On the right, the robot's silhouette is seen as the girl goes with another figure. The robot is Optimus Prime.
Transformers #25 (Kirkman, Mora, Corona, Spicer)
A smartphone notification from Disney+ with the heading, "Because You Watched Spider-Man" and the body, "We think you'll enjoy Spider-Man. Add to Watchlist now."
Best algorithms in the world. Only at Disney+.
Two YouTube video thumbnails side-by-side. The left thumbnail is of a video titled "India VS Abroad: Where Are The Good Jobs? | The Divide" by Wint Wealth. The right thumbnail is titled "Why it's hard for Americans to retire" by Vox.
Thanks, YouTube.
Flash Gordon, clothes ripped to shreds and half buried in snow, requests new pants
A classic Alex Raymond panel in which Flash Gordon, clothes ripped to shreds and half buried in snow, shouts: "Hey, Zarkov, I'm in a bad way -- get me another pair of pants -- quick!"
A snow day recreation of this classic Alex Raymond FLASH GORDON panel from 85 Januarys ago ❄️
This is apparently the first footage of the Tesla Cybertruck explosion outside the Trump hotel in Las Vegas today. A huge detonation.
It looks like fireworks are ignited from the inside the Cybertruck.
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Happy New Year from Hogan’s Alley!
Blu-ray collected editions of Batman: The Animated Series and Batman Beyond side-by-side on a dark cushion.
The best gifts for the holidays I could have asked for. My eternal gratitude to @aesjayyy.bsky.social ❤️
Team Costco.
Say it with us—a library loan is not a lost sale! 📚
I’ve been really worried about the safety, mental health, and honestly existence of our trans youth. I was really happy, today, to discover this small way I could help — maybe you will be too: www.transanta.com/home?utm_sou...
A large, two volume slipcase edition called Detective Comics Before Batman. Collecting the stories from prior to Batman's first appearance.
Six years since this collection was cancelled and I'm still sad about it.
I'm pretty confident Elon wrote this
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So to clarify, the pediatric cancer research funding bill in the Senate that Republicans said never passed because of Schumer was actually held up by Rand Paul the entire time. Yet another lie.
It's been two days since I first traveled on the Interstate by bus. My body still feels like I'm traveling today.
The best sleep is the one right after you finish an overdue paper that took two days to write but should have taken seven.
@thegameawardsfeed.bsky.social, no matter what else goes on in your ceremony, the orchestra is perfection every single time.
If there are alternative realities out there, I hope there is a world where certain individuals remained a priest, a student of the arts, a stonemason, a librarian, and an ophthalmologist.
A typewritten letter displayed at an oblique angle.
The year-end is not always cheerful for everyone. Even if you are the co-creator of Superman.
Happy holidays.
(Picture courtesy: u/HyperPunch over on Reddit)
As debates rage over the UHC CEO incident, it is always worth it to take a moment and think about how capitalism has always been a disguised genocide of the working class.
What short-lived martial law says about South Korean democracy and the position of President Yoon https://buff.ly/4g3kW3Z (@immyungheelee.bsky.social @ Michigan State University)
I tend to think that if you don't want a publisher doing something, don't sign a contract that lets them do it.
Most of the contracts I see these days, if they mention moral rights, do it in a clause where the creators waive them in advance.
This problem only magnifies when considering DOOMSDAY CLOCK. The desire to bring in those characters into your "mainline" universe reeks of a blatant lack of originality and an egregious brand of consumerism. Especially with the relationship the writer of those characters has had with the company.
You’d better be gone when I wake up- I only want to see this week’s links from Clark Burscough (art from Eddie’s Week by Patrick Dean) www.tcj.com/thank-you-fo...
