Ok, Batman's got a little list. This is pretty good. Also from Captain Custard is a link to DC's JLA: Liberty and Justice Mini-Site. There's a fascinating video there of Alex Ross painting the cover, I particularly like the detail and work he put into Aquaman's scalemail shirt.
Interesting article about how Stonehenge is being scanned by lasers, revealing new carvings. The project website has been slashdotted, but will eventually come back up. via Slashdot
Daily Snopes looks at bombs in the potatoes.
Robin Riggs got his art back from CrossGen, but they still haven't paid him. In the meantime, CrossGen is slashing a bunch of titles, including Ruse, and trying to streamline their line. For the sake of the folks who haven't been paid, I hope it works so they will get paid.
Welcome, Graeme McMillan, to Team Comix, or whatever they are calling us this week. Graeme's blog, Fanboy Rampage!!, looks cool so far. But then, it's only two days old. via Johnny Bacardi
Also noted is a link to my site from Grotesque Anatomy. More team comix! Reminder to self: Add these guys to my blogroll.
My husband got a "people unclear on the concept" link request for his Wizard of Oz website. The website wanting a link? All about guns. "One of these things is not like the others, one of these things just doesn't belong..."
Marta the artist has done some more Harry Potter pieces. Ron in the Shrieking Shack, Harry's Parents Wedding, and Remus asleep on the Hogwarts Express.
Here's a scary story of possible vote fraud in Georgia caused by computer voting machines. Now, I know very little about these machines, but don't they have a paper "receipt" kept by the voting authority as a back-up? And, if they don't, what idiot allowed them to be used in a real election? We aren't talking brain surgery, here, this is common sense.
Lastly, hubby-Eric? I wanna eat your brains.
That's enough for tonight. Tomorrow is another day and another visit to the doctor.
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