Well, I think this is cool. Whenever game designer James Wallis gets new business cards made up, he creates a new game to fit on the back. That is an idea that is crystalline in its perfection.


You can see some of his older business card games on his blog, Cope. Also, you can check out an older game of his that I’m kind of in love with right now: The Extraordinary Adventures of Baron Munchausen. I mean, if the idea of a really well-written storytelling game based on The Baron doesn’t set your heart a-flutter, then you need to take a long hard look at some of your life choices.

Best Sketchbook Ever (This Week): Jack Kirby Creations From HeroesCon 2013 - ComicsAlliance | Comic book culture, news, humor, commentary, and reviews

You know the feeling.

You know the feeling.

putthison:

BBC: The Accountant Who Created the First Book of Fashion

(Thanks, Aaron)

Historical menswear tumblr.

Would you buy a print from this man?

Would you buy a print from this man?

You know who wins cosplay? Anyone under eight.

You know who wins cosplay? Anyone under eight.

DoomThumb. HeroesCon commission for the Internet’s own Chris Sims.

DoomThumb. HeroesCon commission for the Internet’s own Chris Sims.

Project: Rooftop
An appreciation for the Silver Age Green Lantern costume.
I share some thoughts on what Gil Kane was up to when he updated the Green Lantern for the Silver Age.

Project: Rooftop

An appreciation for the Silver Age Green Lantern costume.

I share some thoughts on what Gil Kane was up to when he updated the Green Lantern for the Silver Age.

mkupperman:

Pablo Picasso: His Astonishing World.

This is one of my favorite comic strips in all the world. I have tried, unsuccessfully, to describe it on many occasions. Thank goodness I can now just reblog it.
“Mother of God… Is this the end of King Champignon?”

mkupperman:

Pablo Picasso: His Astonishing World.

This is one of my favorite comic strips in all the world. I have tried, unsuccessfully, to describe it on many occasions. Thank goodness I can now just reblog it.

“Mother of God… Is this the end of King Champignon?”

Little knit joey.

Little knit joey.