NIT-ZEN-DIFF-AH-LAH! YAH!

Oh, that one's legendary. The Honeymooners, but with Hitler and Eva Braun, trying to get along with their Jewish neighbors. It, er, didn't find an audience.

Rocket Richard Rex!

You're a mean one, Mr. @avclub-fa7fdeb5c05b708e5614c7e8cdb1c34d:disqus

No thank you.

Oh no, you're right. They even have the color-coded shirts already.

Okay, I've got it: in a special Disney crossover, Scrooge attends a performance by Jessica Rabbit, a singer he signed on the basis of her strong voice for the record label let's assume he owns, and is shocked at the oversexualization of her act (toned down a bit for Disney XD, of course)! He complains about it in his…

From what I understand, they're fairly distinct skills that require different training to master. Creating character and emotion solely with your voice, rather than your face, can be a surprisingly difficult switch for an actor. Of course there are plenty who can do both (Mark Hamill comes to mind), but more often you…

Yeah, their work was almost certainly done on a work-for-hire basis, so they wouldn't get royalties. Of course, it's not like they invented Donald Duck in the first place, so from a legal standpoint it would be hard to make an argument why they should get creator royalties for coming up with relatives of existing…

That's great and all, but no African unauthorized reappropriation of a popular video game series is going to top Grand Theft Auto: Kirk Douglas.

*Middle-class white liberal slowly backs out of room, whistling nonchalantly*

Your understanding is faulty!

It's a compromise. The original plan was to mail them to Abu Dhabi, but that would have incurred royalty fees to Jim Davis.

"Pontifex Maximus Ryan"

Chief?

Here comes Santa Claus, here comes Santa Claus, right down Santa Claus Lane!

I'm home for the holidays, so I don't want to spend too much time playing video games, which would be rather rude to my parents. But if I find myself alone with some time on my hands, I might dip back into WoW or Hearthstone for an hour or two. I've more or less given up on Invisible Inc. due to the procedural level…

When I heard the news that Snyder was making noises about wanting to adapt The Fountainhead, suddenly everything made sense. Randians and superheroes just don't mix (there's a reason Steve Ditko's known as a great artist rather than writer).

Well, one of them (the weirdest one) hasn't been published yet so I can't comment yet, but by way of example, I've recently been working on Prison School. The premise isn't that strange, I guess, but the art style and tone took some getting used to. Obviously you need a proofreader who can handle scanning panel after…

I've had two manga proofreading projects this week, which is great because the pay is good and I always enjoy the work, even when the books are totally nuts (which they often are). I'm beginning to wonder if I'm being pegged as "the guy who doesn't mind working on the weird-ass M-rated stuff", because the last three…