Gobelins – Annecy 2009
Check out these samples of French animation.

Last April, Shepard Fairey mobilized his legal team to send Baxter Orr a cease and desist order threatening legal action against him. The Austin, Texas, artist made a parody of Fairey’s Andre the Giant design, adorning it with a SARS mask and the title “Protect Yourself.”
Now the Associated Press is suing Fairey for copyright infringement for using a wire service photo as a model for his artwork
What comes around goes around. Personally, I think both suits are absurd, and simply illuminate the absurdity of our copyright laws and the legal system that keeps them in place.
A custom figure maker called Sillof has created a series of figures for a Steampunk version of Star Wars that is really quite nifty. Check it out.
Just a quick entry to mention a list of Gary Gygax jokes, and a really neat gallery of art made from A4 paper.
This is perhaps the most brilliant thing I have seen in the realm of web-based comics.
The National Library of France (BnF) has an amazing collection of prints from 1910 which depict life in the year 2000. They are credited to Villemard.
Just for fun, here is a link to one reader’s opinion of the Top Ten Skimpiest Superheroine Costumes.
I used to have such a crush on Supergirl… and Vampirella… and Witchblade…
I have to admit that I am surprised that Starfire did not make the list.
YesButNoButYes has collected what they think are the top 15 unintentionally funny comic book panels ever. Funny, funny stuff.
You can see more where this came from at http://www.superdickery.com/.
Check out these cool paintings inspired by Mystery Science Theater 3000.
Welcome to Urville, the imaginary city.
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