I understand that there is an entire subset of our culture that's really into fancy cakes. I confess that I don't really understand that culture, but I've seen the TV shows dedicated exclusively to extreme cake design as I flip around the channels on my TV.
Maybe I should give them a second chance, because this cake is the coolest thing I've ever seen. And how cool for Aquaman that he somehow made the cut.
I understand that there is an entire subset of our culture that's really into fancy cakes. I confess that I don't really understand that culture, but I've seen the TV shows dedicated exclusively to extreme cake design as I flip around the channels on my TV.
Maybe I should give them a second chance, because this cake is the coolest thing I've ever seen. And how cool for Aquaman that he somehow made the cut.
First it was the Tea Party, Sarah Palin and Republicans members of Congress and now it's the Avengers - government run health care (or Obama Care as it is known in some circles) touches everyone, even earth's mightiest superheroes.
You will laugh through "Avengers Assemble! Episode 1: Healthcare," in which a group of cosplaying comedians imagine how Earth's Mightiest Heroes might respond to today's hot-button issue.
The sketch sees Tony Stark addressing the team's new health plan, with each Avenger inadvertently revealing their health care needs as they inquire about how reform impacts their lives. Scarlet Witch is worried about her artificial domestic partner and imaginary children, Hawkeye's worried about STD's and unwanted pregnancies, Thor feels marginalized as a god from another realm and Wolverine is just happy to be Canadian.
Check out the video below (beware language may not be appropriate for work). via comicbook alliance
First it was the Tea Party, Sarah Palin and Republicans members of Congress and now it's the Avengers - government run health care (or Obama Care as it is known in some circles) touches everyone, even earth's mightiest superheroes.
You will laugh through "Avengers Assemble! Episode 1: Healthcare," in which a group of cosplaying comedians imagine how Earth's Mightiest Heroes might respond to today's hot-button issue.
The sketch sees Tony Stark addressing the team's new health plan, with each Avenger inadvertently revealing their health care needs as they inquire about how reform impacts their lives. Scarlet Witch is worried about her artificial domestic partner and imaginary children, Hawkeye's worried about STD's and unwanted pregnancies, Thor feels marginalized as a god from another realm and Wolverine is just happy to be Canadian.
Check out the video below (beware language may not be appropriate for work). via comicbook alliance
I can almost hear Twisted Sister playing the background. Controversy has been brewing in Los Angeles over conflicts between costumed characters and the LAPD. It ain't exactly Civil War, but it looks like these costumed characters are ready to strike back -- If they don't kill each other first.
This is the strangest collection of "superheroes" I have ever seen. I always knew something was missing from the Justice League or the Avengers, I guess it was Charlie Chaplin. (Source: Comic Book Movie).
I can almost hear Twisted Sister playing the background. Controversy has been brewing in Los Angeles over conflicts between costumed characters and the LAPD. It ain't exactly Civil War, but it looks like these costumed characters are ready to strike back -- If they don't kill each other first.
This is the strangest collection of "superheroes" I have ever seen. I always knew something was missing from the Justice League or the Avengers, I guess it was Charlie Chaplin. (Source: Comic Book Movie).
Caldwell Tanner has come up with a hilarious set of cartoons imagining what life on campus would look like with superhero co-eds. Gfest happens to think it looks awesome, hilarious and a lot of fun. We particularly love Batman running pledge week. I also think its strange that Superman apparently wears boxers underneath his briefs.
Caldwell Tanner has come up with a hilarious set of cartoons imagining what life on campus would look like with superhero co-eds. Gfest happens to think it looks awesome, hilarious and a lot of fun. We particularly love Batman running pledge week. I also think its strange that Superman apparently wears boxers underneath his briefs.
Winter Artwork designed this amazing t-shirt that can be purchased TODAY only at Teefurry for $9.00.
Is there a better match made in heaven? Kool Aid Man is big and powerful but lacks the anger, physique and all around superhero capabilities of the Hulk. I see Marvel taking this idea and running with it. Kool Hulk:Ya, Ya, Ya!
Winter Artwork designed this amazing t-shirt that can be purchased TODAY only at Teefurry for $9.00.
Is there a better match made in heaven? Kool Aid Man is big and powerful but lacks the anger, physique and all around superhero capabilities of the Hulk. I see Marvel taking this idea and running with it. Kool Hulk:Ya, Ya, Ya!
