The Nerdmudgeon Podcast
Three middle-aged nerds (including yours truly!) review all of the MCU movies in chronological order. Short, funny, and full of good vibes, check it out and let us know what you think!
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RP: Streaking + rockets = hot buns!
(From “Punch Comics” number 16, 1946.)
Posted in Daily Random Panel
More sketchy goodness
Best bud John Hartwell has taken up the challenge and agreed to try doing up a Sketch of the Week every Friday. You can find his artistic postings on Facebook right here every Friday. John has illustrated numerous RPG books for the likes of Iron Crown Enterprises, HERO Games, Steve Jackson Games, and more. He’s a righteous rock-and-roll illustrating stud, so show him some lovin’.
He’s also posted a challenge:
Alright, time for a little geek trivia with the Sketch of the Week. First person to identify this old school Marvel character gets…well…a hearty slap on the back and a bucket o’ geek pride.
(Hint, his dastardly plans were foiled by a certain foursome who are, quite frankly, fantastic.)
And the image is:
Posted in Sketch of the Day, Super-Hero Stuff
RP: “Oops. Make that OUR dying screams …”
(From “Punch Comics” number 16, 1946.)
Posted in Daily Random Panel
SOD.077 – Green Arrow
This started out as a female Green Arrow like the female Flash, but somewhere close to the beginning it turned into just a generic ranger type female, then at the end it turned back into female Green Arrow. I think the resultant muddle pretty clearly reflects that lack of vision.
Yeah. This color thing is hard. Black and white lineart after the jump.
Posted in Sketch of the Day
How to make jester hats
Many thanks again to Hammerknight for putting together (by request, mind you, how’s that for customer service!) this nifty tutorial on how to make custom jester hats with HeroMachine 3. Click on the image to see it at the original, larger, more legible size.
Posted in Recipes, Tips & Tricks
RP: The coach of the Involuntary Eunuch Brigade, maybe
(From “Major Victory” number 3, 1945.)
Posted in Daily Random Panel
Lightstar is VERY excited to meet you
For those of you lucky enough to have missed out on 1990’s-era super-hero propaganda, I can now sum up the entire experience with this following image from a free comic book promoting an exciting Saturday morning cartoon* and toy tie-in on CBS featuring a super-powered children’s super-hero character with gigantic metal spikes for nipples that stick out of a skull’s eye sockets:
And people wonder what’s wrong with my generation.
(Image and character ©1994, Landmark Entertainment Group.)
*Back In The Day we only got cartoons for about four hours on Saturday mornings, so suck it, children of today!
Posted in Bad Super Costumes
