For those of you who love nostalgia there’s a nice little reminder in the video between 1:29 and 1:34.
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Share on Facebook The new day dawns on a kinder, gentler Threedonia. Thanks to the folks at “Garfield minus Garfield” we are pleased and proud (preased) (ploud?) to bring you Garfield’s hilarious, new adventure with the assurance that no cats were harmed in the making of this strip. Share on Facebook Here’s a five for the comic book collectors among you. Archie was the only one I ever read, so — expand my horizons! Favorites? recommendations? Share on Facebook I had heard that Frank Miller had wanted to do a Batman graphic novel in which the Caped Crusader opens up a can of whoop-ass on al-Qaeda. Given the PC nature of corporate comics today (DC in this case) it appears that such a Batman comic was not meant to be, though Miller says [...] As has been discussed on this channel before Cat S#!t One is based on a Japanese anime presentation, here’s the trailer… Cat Shit One trailer – [Idol Anime]Uploaded by arpsa. – Watch feature films and entire TV shows. You can watch episode 1 in it’s entirety HERE, it’s subtitled in English and has animated violence. For [...] What happens when this guy shows up to Comic-Con in San Diego to say hi? Hand Solo. Share on Facebook I am sure all of you may have heard or said how horrible TV is for kids and it’s just a bunch of time wasted. I have heard that as well, in fact I heard it once from my 8th grade history teacher who wrapped up his little speech about television with the words, [...] Wonder Woman has lost her American flag drawers in exchange for black pants — new art right above. From FOX411.com: The American-ness of her costume really dates from World War II, and it feels like it’s part of her roots, even if she is supposed to have come from an island full of Amazons,” Anders [...] Scott Adams, creator and writer of Dilbert, has a funny/serious op-ed about investing. The long and the short? Invest in the companies you hate most. From The Wall Street Online Journal In the vein of Rich’s earlier post — it seems there was more than one “punisher” in comics-world. Share on Facebook Don’t underestimate Kit Walker* dudes and dudettes. An interesting tidbit from Don Markstein’s Toonopedia about one of the comic strips that I read religiously when I was a kid, The Phantom: “The strip played a minor but notable role in World War II. When the Germans occupied Norway, they tried to demoralize the people by forcing [...] Share on Facebook Just got back from the 1130 CDST showing (yes, I’m on leave, so it seems were quite a few kids…WTF?!?), I enjoyed this movie quite throughly. I know David Marcoe said he thought it was good, but a bit uneven. I was really looking forward to it, so I will admit I might [...] Share on Facebook Share on Facebook Share on Facebook First… kudos to Marvel for setting the upcoming Captain America movie back in the 1940s so they could make him more patriotic. Jeers for thinking that only the 1940s would support a flag-waving (and wearing) patriot without any risk of eye-rolling. I’ve always thought Cap would be difficult to film — I mean [...] We at Threedonia were remiss this past week in failing to honor Global Belly Laugh Day on January 24. I’m sure it’s a UNICEF thing. In any case… no one loves a good belly laugh more than me. So what makes you laugh Threedonians? I’m not talking Cheshire Cat grin or [...]
Every once in a while the daughtorial unit surprises me by doing something useful. (I keed – I keed!) In this case, she turned me onto what may possibly be the best cartoon ever: The Venture Brothers. I am so out of touch with all things cool, and The Venture Brothers – as I [...] Share on Facebook Share on Facebook Share on Facebook Share on Facebook Threedonians… we don’t make you go elsewhere for things… we bring the goods. Awesome! Share on Facebook “Epic Misney” from T Campbell and John Waltrip Disney buys Marvel… Share on Facebook Share on Facebook Share on Facebook Be true to your teeth and they won’t be false to you. From the LA Times: The family name was often mispronounced as “Soupman.” To make matters worse, his parents, who had nicknamed his brothers “Hambone” and “Chickenbone,” dubbed him “Soupbone.” Eventually, Milton became just Soupy. Share on Facebook Share on Facebook Share on Facebook Share on Facebook Share on Facebook Share on Facebook This is Daniel Whitney before he started gettin’ her done as Larry Share on Facebook |
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