I will bet you dollars to donuts that Minnie Mouse blows them all out of the water. No stories, no personality, and black as midnight. Nothing but a marketing machine selling full time ears after ears.

For all you Kirby fans, check out Alan Moore's tribute to Kirby in Supreme, where the ivory icon meets the King of all Creation. Loving and amazing.

Heck, if you look real close you can see Dr. Manhattan.

"The technology is currently being licensed by a company"

A tie in space is so useless.

It appears to be the coldest meter in the universe, but due to one weird quantum effect it can pay your mortgage off using aardvarks.

Lord of the Rings, yeah, i could go for that. The Ent forest, Minas Tirith. But not the Hobbit. Too much goddamn running. Id have a heart attack.

Are you kidding? For me this IS porn!

I'm more interested in the characters' names. I assume they are: Gutter-Marquis of Starfields, Deadly Lovely Leopard Woman, Furry Rodent Master, Cardinal Death Tattoo, and Groot.

I used to watch some regular season shows Half-Live. John Stewart's first monologue of the Daily Show starts at 8, watch that until its done, pause it and get soem work to do (laundry, whatever) catch the 2nd comedy bit, then switch over to Shield or Arrow which is recording, start those, skip the commercials, and…

Good luck. Air Pirate Funnies was sued into oblivion. Actually sued into the negative zone.

Neil Patrick Harris wasn't available?

Am I jealous much?

It is amazing, well lit, well shot...it is also altered in post 8 ways from Sunday, with gigabytes left on the cutting room computer.

Next up in disgusting sights in nature: a naked fat man on the toilet eating jello.

Oakland has a terrible reputation, much of it deserved, but its also a city of beautiful, deep forests, bay kayaking, Children's Fairyland (oldest children's park in the country), a great art and food scene, greenest city in the country, statistically the best weather in the country, a third the price of San…

We accidentally got stuck in Cleveland on the last day of our honeymoon. It was the best day of the trip! We saw Elvis on the train, watched fireworks from a Browns game, got to see a building be demolished, and had great street food at the Flats. a magical day.

longer wavelengths like radio waves would require larger eyes. I can imagine such structures on blimp-creatures on a gas giant planet, but not here on Earth. Though we haven't talked about how many species here can sense the Earths magnetic field.

in a story I was working on I imagined a sub-surface species on a metal rich planet, evolving in an X-ray environment where the rays were attenuated enough to be useful without being deadly to their metal-rich bodies. Now don't ask me about the geological formation of said planet with enough liquid & carbon. that was…

one of the things to think of in EM spectrum, is what wavelengths pass through the various media to the surface of the planet (or below). Our visual range is not high on wavelengths that are absorbed by oxygen/nitrogen. What about if they're an aquatic species? Very little light gets deep.