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Hipsters Don’t Lie looks at the daily obstacles that keep you from being fashionably counter-culture in India. Watch this space for more reasons why Hipsters Don’t Lie .

A years long Green Lantern saga ended today and I really liked how it went down. I liked what Neil had to say about it: Green Lantern #20

+ Hans Zimmer: Man of Steel Trailer #3 Music - I wonder if it's called "Krypton's Last" or if it's "Look to the Stars". + 'Man Of Steel': Is Zod Superman's Khan?

Hipsters Don’t Lie looks at the daily obstacles that keep you from being fashionably counter-culture in India. Click to enlarge Watch this space for more reasons why Hipsters Don’t Lie .

Brilliant adaptation of Roald Dahl's brutal short story, "In the Ruins," by Wren McDonald. Find more of Wren's work here .

Luna Park animated short

"Did you ever hear a melody of murder, a dirge of doom, a tune of terror?  Heh-heh !    Sharpen you ears and they will catch that strain right now!  Many things are possible in this strange world.  I should know ... I'm one of those things myself!  So harken closely and get the wits scared out of you!" Thus goes the cheerful introduction to another happy little WFMU comics supplement, courtesy our host The Thing , coming from his very own comic book " The [...]

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In the last 12 hours or so, redditors have gone apey in the comments over Netherlands standup Ronald Goedemondt and his impression of the questionably self-aware, melodramatic dimwittedness of Nicolas Cage. Also, Nick Cage in a movie about chasing ghosts around a library? Greenlight that sucker! h/t 22 Words Follow @BrianAbrams

Hipsters  Zombies Don’t Lie tells you how to be part of the fashionably counter-culture undead in India. Click each page to enlarge Watch this space for more reasons why Zombies   Hipsters Don’t Lie .

Cool cameo by the Batman Beyond suit in today's Batman. BATMAN #20

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Free Comic Book Day is today, Saturday May 4, 2013. Participating comic book shops across North America and around the world give away comic books absolutely FREE to anyone who comes into their stores. Here is a look at some of the free comics that will be given away: [...]

In todays Comics Supplement we'll learn a bit about the early years of synchronized film sound and we'll find out about the USA's favorite fiddler (in 1947 at least). About all that we know about the featured TRUE Comics is that they were produced as a subsidiary to Parents' Magazine , which was edited at the time by Clara Savage Littledale (about whom there is more information here , and also over here ). The books [...]

On April 18, 1938, DC Comics (then National Allied Productions) debuted a new anthology title Action Comics, with the lead-cover story featuring a new superhero character called Superman. + Infographic: SUPERMAN's 75th Anniversary 1938-2013

It's kinda true, Daft Punk stepped aside for a bit and came back to an EDM crazy. Can't help but wonder when Daft Punk's album, Random Access Memories , does finally come out what that'll mean for the current state of EDM culture and the trends to follow. How much of an influence will these robots have over future sounds…we hope a bit. And just because, here's the fourth installment of Daft Punk's Collaborators series… You might also like: Art Intimidating Life: Daft Punk [...]

Today we'll take the WABAC machine to 1952 and go rocketing with Space Ace and his pal the Jack of Stars , where we'll meet some really strange characters and a few sexy space-women as well as the mysterious Harpist of Death himself. All from the one and only issue of Space Ace magazine, which is full of very odd stories and art, as produced by an unknown artist and writer and edited by the wonderfully-named Raymond C. Krank . Let's join [...]

Anouk Ricard is the freaking best. So glad that Drawn & Quarterly is translating her. Hit up these two links for a couple sample comics from her cute, weird Anna & Froga series, here and here .

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livingwatersss : yes, in case you were wondering, cats do play an essential role in the main plot.