The Wayne family hairline catches up with Damian.

Grant Morrison's Batman of the Future is revealed to be a bald pill popper.
Sounds familiar, doesn't it?

The End Is Nigh

Test shot from the 300 trailer

A sure sign of the end- Watchmen has been freed from development hell.

The Darjeeling Limited

Watch the trailer for Wes Anderson's new film here.

Aw, yeah!

Sam Jackson will be in the upcoming Iron Man movie. His role is yet to be officially announced but we all already know who he'll be. In fact, if he plays anyone else, it'll be a shock. What's with Marvel making mystery announcements when the answers are obvious?
Hilary Swank has also joined the increasingly star-studded cast. No guesses as to who she'll play.

via Comic Book Resources

Bachalo to draw Spidey?

IGN can't say who drew these images from upcoming issues of Amazing Spider-man, but come on....

Elvis, Batboy mourn Weekly World News

After 27 years of reporting what the mainstream press can't handle, Weekly World News closes its doors.
Official site here.

Public Domain is the New Black

Days after the announcement of "Superpowers" by Krueger and Ross featuring public domain superheroes, Image Comics debuts "The Next Issue Project" featuring the talents of Erik Larsen, Mike Allred, Kyle Baker, Frank Cho, Bill Sienkiewicz, Howard Chaykin, Steve Niles, Phil Hester, Dan Brereton, Ashley Wood, Joe Casey, Ivan Brandon, Eric Canete, Gerry Duggan, Frank Espinosa, Jay Faerber, Steve Gerber, Brandon Graham, B. Clay Moore, Moritat, Tom Scioli, Jim Valentino and Tony Salmons.

Lethem on Omega the Unknown

Newsarama interviews Jonathan Lethem about his take on Steve Gerber's creation.

The Green Hornet gets Knocked Up...

...star Seth Rogen to write and possibly star in the feature film.
More here.

Batman goes to Hell

Batman #666 by Grant Morrison and Andy Kubert arrives in comic stores next Wednesday.
Preview here.

Superpowers

Earth-X creators Jim Krueger and Alex Ross unveil their latest project here.

Saying Goodbye to Opal City

Very few great characters in comics ever really get the privilege of an ending. The very nature of the American comics publishing system has been that popular characters run on and on for years and decades, as long as they continue to earn money for their publishers. Even fewer are given the chance to be ended by their creators, and done so in the manner they'd always intended.
-Scott Tipton on Starman Jack Knight

Scott Tipton finishes his weeks long series on Starman here.
Missed an installment? Check out the archives here.

Wholemeal breads are an important source of dietary fiber.

Follow instructions carefully for the best results. Enjoy!

Home Simpson caught playing erotic ring toss

More scandalous info here.

Ringo!

Mike Wieringo's redesigned his website. He says some interesting things concerning the death of Bart Allen and the darkening of the DCU.
Bio here.

NO WAY

Rob Liefeld returns to Image. It's official- the 90s are back.

Dolphins are so smart!

Ian Svenonius of Nation of Ulysses, The Make-Up and Weird War interviews Will Oldham. Here's 1 of 4.

Watch the rest here: SOFT FOCUS with Ian Svenonius

Blindfolded!

Check out the results when Life Magazine asked famous comic strip artists to draw the most famous creations blindfolded.

via Blog@Newsarama

Signage of the Times

Michael Bierut on designing Times Square's newest sign.

via the Gothamist

Behind the scenes: Superman/ Doomsday

Check the animated movie's website out here.

Hockey Monkey

James Kolchalka Superstar bio here.
Comic site here.
Rock 'n roll here.

This is Alvin and the Chipmunks.

Not this. Here comes trouble, indeed.

via The Superficial

Happy 4th... Dr. Frederick Wertham!

"Startling Comics" indeed...

..."And A Lot More Fun, Too!"

As seen in Tales of Suspense #64, April 1965

And the mandatory linkage:

Dr. Frederick Wertham here
Captain America here
Bucky here
Tales of Suspense here

Happy 4th of July!

Check out superheroes catching the spirit of '76 over at Comics101.com.

Joe Simon Interview

"We were movie directors. We were the script men. We were the pencilers. We were the colors. We were the inkers. Look at this- and we had dirty hands."
-Joe Simon on working with Jack Kirby

Sadistic Lesbian Hippies vs. Wonder Woman

In an ongoing search for representations of hippies in 60's era mainstream comics and cartoons, I stumbled upon this gem from 1969. WOW!

More here and a Gay League response here.

Paul Pope on the iPhone

Orion demonstrates one of the many uses of a Mother Box

"All the iPhone is is a retarded Mother Box."
-Paul Pope

via PulpHope