Art Show: HULK SWEEP LEG!!!

Nola's Worlds



By MiniKim. [Robot 6]

Deep Water



By Jeremy Vanhoozer.

Sea Sketches



By Kyle Latino.

After the break: Karate Kid vs. the Hulk, Godzilla, a giant robot, spaceships, Star Wars, and Oz.


Karate Kid vs. The Hulk



By Phil Hester and Ande Parks. [Comic Art Fans]

Guess Who's in Town?



By Patrick Reilly. [Thanks to Charles for sending me the link!]

How My Science Project Destroyed The World



By Dan Santat. [io9]

Aqualari



By Eddie Pittman.

Katie Cooktrooper



By Katie Cook, of course. Click the link for close-ups of the helmet. It's amazing.

Father: Encounter on Dagobah



By Tomer Hanuka. [/Film]

Lion and Scarecrow



By Roy G Krenkel. [Golden Age Comic Book Stories]

Elsewhere... CrossGen returned

Here's what else I've been up to online:

The Return of CrossGen?



Inspired by the Comic-Con news that Marvel's planning to do "some CrossGen stuff" now that they access to the properties Disney bought when CrossGen went belly-up, Tim O'Shea and I came up with a list of six CrossGen series we'd like to see make a comeback. I was a huge CrossGen fan back in the day, so knowing that it could be resurrected in some form is all the reason I need to appreciate Disney's buying Marvel.

What Are You Reading?



Short reviews of Super Maxi-Pad Girl #3 and a serial killer mystery called The Awakening.

The Royal Historian of Oz and Fanfic



In this week's Gorillas Riding Dinosaurs, we tackle the age-old problem of creator-owned work vs. corporate-owned (or public domain, as the case may be). Which should you read? Which should you create? And what does the concept of Official Canon have to do with it?