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calliopes_pen) wrote2010-09-16 01:48 pm
calliopes_pen) wrote2010-09-16 01:48 pm
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Fannish Items of Interest
Speed Dating In The Marvel Universe.
Cthulhu sells Old Spice. Io9 discusses it here.
toast_ofthetown is hosting The Tarot Card Meme. Simply post your username, and people will come by and tell which card matches your personality best. My thread is here.
There may be a movie version of Goosebumps.
12 Educational Video Games That Were Actually Fun. The only two from that list that I’ve ever played were Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego, and The Oregon Trail, but I loved them both.
5 Weird Examples of Superheroic Identity Swapping. Includes Aunt May as The Goldie Oldie, Herald of Galactus. And the assistant editor that came up with the idea during his short-lived time at Marvel can be found in the comments.
From Funny or Die: Eyehole Paintings With Adam West.
I’ve received myspook_me assignment. The creature prompt is Aquatic Monster. The classic horror comic covers I’ve received for inspiration are this one and this one. I’m going to try to work at least one of these things into a Doctor Who/Ghostbusters crossover. The first trip on the TARDIS isn’t quite what they expected, maybe? I’m particularly inspired by the demonic hands coming out of a mirror in the first one. And does that sort of look like a relative of Cthulhu in the second?
Cthulhu sells Old Spice. Io9 discusses it here.
toast_ofthetown is hosting The Tarot Card Meme. Simply post your username, and people will come by and tell which card matches your personality best. My thread is here.There may be a movie version of Goosebumps.
12 Educational Video Games That Were Actually Fun. The only two from that list that I’ve ever played were Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego, and The Oregon Trail, but I loved them both.
5 Weird Examples of Superheroic Identity Swapping. Includes Aunt May as The Goldie Oldie, Herald of Galactus. And the assistant editor that came up with the idea during his short-lived time at Marvel can be found in the comments.
From Funny or Die: Eyehole Paintings With Adam West.
I’ve received my
spook_me assignment. The creature prompt is Aquatic Monster. The classic horror comic covers I’ve received for inspiration are this one and this one. I’m going to try to work at least one of these things into a Doctor Who/Ghostbusters crossover. The first trip on the TARDIS isn’t quite what they expected, maybe? I’m particularly inspired by the demonic hands coming out of a mirror in the first one. And does that sort of look like a relative of Cthulhu in the second?
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I have to wonder if Professor Xavier's brief stint as Dark Phoenix counts. It was in the original Starjammers miniseries.
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