The Women Of DC Comics by Adam Hughes
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UP is amazing. I won’t lie… I got a little teary eyed. Life’s all about adventure, finding love, and staying young at heart. This movie amplified that beautifully. I recommend this movie 100x.
Life is beautiful. Have an adventure.
"Wonder Woman is a lame superhero. She flies around in her invisible jet and her weaponry is a lasso that makes you tell the truth. I just don’t get it. Somebody has a big challenge on their hands whoever takes that role but I don’t want to do it."
It don’t get much nerdier than this, folks.
I actually LOL’d in RL.
::facepalm::
i actually think about things like this a lot...
“There’s a generation of kids that will grow up never knowing that, once, a screen wasn’t touch-sensitive. That generation will be here in like 5 years. “Of course you interact with it by touching it, it’s a screen! What else would you do, wiggle rocker switches and dials on the sides of the phone? Ridiculous.”
The same goes for the internet. My generation showed up at the right time — late enough to be amazed by it, but early enough to still be savvy. If we were a little older we’d be shouting at it like our parents, and a little younger we wouldn’t know what we had.
It’s a good time to be alive.”
(via gilmoure)
Since Matt Groening’s drawing style isn’t copyrighted, artist Dean T. Fraser does his own fan art — Simpsons-ized versions of, well, just about anybody (including one Dr. Gregory House, seen above).
(via samit)
