“Thanks AI, I no longer need to create memories with my children, for you are here to be parent for them now. When they think of their childhoods they will think of you and that is good.”
this is so fucking sad
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“Thanks AI, I no longer need to create memories with my children, for you are here to be parent for them now. When they think of their childhoods they will think of you and that is good.”
this is so fucking sad
you may have noticed that animation has never been more in-demand & in the zeitgeist and yet, seemingly, never have media conglomerates been less willing to produce it. you may also notice these guys get multimillion dollar severance packages after they gut a studio. there is probably no connection
Skydance now owns Nick, Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, Comedy Central, and MTV, effectively ending US TV animation as we know it. Countless jobs will be lost, and fewer new shows will be created. An apocalyptic scenario for cartoons, yet it's maybe the 5th-worst thing about the Paramount-WB merger!
You wouldn't know his hobbies, they go to another school
the tech bro who uses AI to play fantasy football for him is being dragged online. no one has ever been quite so mad frankly.
Freddie Jackson, the RnB legend known for multiple hits, including “You Are My Lady,” has died. He was 70
the first cartoonist to have work in the international was kerry james marshall in 1999. marhsall was in the same space as scott! when it was "the treasure room," which made his newspaper-over-the-windows a multifaceted cultural statement about comics. closer to comics as art, but still repurposed
no one was looking so they let a cartoonist into the museum. there's an installation and a sculpture, an absurd amount of meta in wendy's big moment, a shirt (commodified!) and a poster (prestigious!) for the international, but what was weirdly absent was comics
Peter Browngardt, the creator of Uncle Grandpa and writer/director of The Day the Earth Blew Up has a new post worth sharing here since he doesn’t have a Bluesky account:
"How Portland Became a Player in the Comic Book Industry" by Corbin Smith writing for Portland Mercury (9/30/26): www.portlandmercury.com/comic-books-...
How Portland Became a Player in the Comic Book Industry - Portland Mercury
It may surprise you to learn that Portland, Oregon, a mid-sized America city known for its rain and its many river spanning bridges, is a global hotbed for the production of comic books. A new documen...
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Matt Howarth WRAB Pirate Television #1, 1985, first printing
this is old news but it strikes me again that you used to be able to trust Google to know what reliable sources to put at the top of a query, and now when you ask it a banal factual question the first responses are AI garbo that needs to be verified independently and links to unrelated substacks
Celebrating @2000ad.bsky.social's Day of Dredd by following Edwin Parsey's example and confessing to a crime I didn't commit. Prog 135, 1979, Howard/Smith/Frame
Old Snake Smoking - Metal Gear Solid 4 MGS4
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Nintendo Wii is 20 years old next month And I kinda feel like Wii was to many gamers what NES was to me—Basically a cultural phenomenon that ended up in most households. And for a lot of you, the Wii was where you fell in love with gaming as a kid, right? So.. how do you feel about Wii turning 20?
The Recording Academy can convince me that this is an actual separate genre if non-Asian acts like Katseye are eligible; otherwise this category is horseshit
Grammys’ Asian Pop Category Will Go Forward at 2027 Ceremony, Recording Academy Confirms
from earlier this week: my first comic in a long while, a short review of the comic strip MAFALDA, inspired by the precarious position of its new english translation print edition
Arpad Okay reviews Quino's MAFALDA VOL. 1, but in the form of a comic (about a comic). Graphic criticism? Oh, brother.
Great original art I've run across online this morning. A François Ravard illustration. Guido Buzzelli page from Plastikon. Osamu Kishimoto page from Whirlwind Kid. And this 12th century carving from the Kilpeck Church.