Remember when Jem, Tron, He-Man and Voltron had that cross-over show?

Me neither.

We here at Boss Battle know there’s a lot of hub-bub going around today about the Watchmen prequel comics.  THIS is the only thing I’m remotely curious about.

[EDIT] Also this; via io9: Darwyn Cooke was originally against the project:

I said no out of hand because I couldn’t think of a story that would measure up to the original - and let’s face it, this material is going to be measured that way - and the other thing is, I frankly didn’t want the attention […] This is going to generate a lot of a particular type of attention that’s really not my bag. But what happened is, months after I said no, the story elements all just came into my head one day; it was so exciting to me that, at that exact moment, I started seriously thinking about doing the book.

I played the hell out of Flashback on Sega Genesis when I was a kid - hence auto-reblog

docshaner:

THIS! Sweet fancy Moses, THIS!

I don’t know when this cover was released but it’s perfect! Richard Stark’s Parker: The Score by Darwyn Cooke.

The Score? Yes. Please.

millionairemansion:

It’s a good thing no one’s allowed to know this. NO ONE MUST KNOW WHAT SAVES US ALL

Pretty soon videogame companies are going to start embargoing happiness, faith, and  the innate joy of hearing a baby’s laughter.

therealmikeholmes:

Mikenesses #74.

I Craig Thompson’d myself.

Spot on!

P.S. If you haven’t been following Mike Holmes’ blog - you should be.  Lot’s of great interpretations there.

philnoto:

Laura Kinney

I nominate Phil Noto to draw every comic ever.

ryan-a:

FINISHED!
My newest comic, Sarah and the Seed, is finally done!

click here to read it!

Thank you for hanging in there for the final chapter. I severely underestimated how long 15 pages would take! Also thank you so much to everyone who shared and reblogged this along the way.

Go read this. It’s creepy, fun, and heartwarming. Sort of like life.

I would absolutely watch this on a twice-dubbed VHS tape (with obligatory HBO intro) and love every single awful second of it.

A whole ton more over on Sean Hartter’s blog.

[via chad]