Matrix Revisited

[via xkcd.com]

Multiple Superheros

April 18-20: New York Comic Con
April 18-20: New York Papal Visit
Coincidence? We think not.

The Vatican knew exactly what they were doing. It was their attempt to make a full-scale frontal assault on American popular culture. Faced with a decision between comic books and holy scriptures, multiple superheros and a single savior, action figures and crucifixions, graphic novels and encyclicals, between the greatest artist in comic book history (Stan Lee) and the second most popular pope of the last four years (Benedict XVI), who did they expect us to choose? {continue...}

[via Wittenburg Door]

[HT: Bible Belt Blogger]

"If people can't stand cartoons about religion, they've got a problem."

-- Frank Miller, author of Batman: The Dark Knight Returns; Daredevil; Sin City; etc. (28 February 2006)

From ComicBookReligion.com:

This page provides a quick visual reference (in the form of collages) to comic book super-heroes (and some villains), grouped by religious affiliation. Just for fun, compare the various "teams." Which is the most formidable? In a "contest of champions" in which these groups were forced to fight the others, who would win?

Looking for Love in All the Odd Places...

Just in Time for Valentine's

[via The Thinklings]

"We must now enter the time warp."

Blizzard outside Wednesday. Not from DQ. Survived. Saw Pac-Man cartoon Super Ghosts part 1 and part 2. Also watched the classic challenge of Mork vs. The Fonz.