Conor McKeon wrote, and tricked his friends into illustrating, a new article for CH. Check it out here.
Jennifer Aniston must be psyched about this banner ad for her new movie.
“Marvel’s New Fall Lineup,” another masterpiece from Caldwell.
This panel was the only idea of mine that he used. I guess I’ll just have to keep waiting for my dream of a The Hulk/The Big Green crossover to come true.
Cool English Teacher 2. Dan and I spent a good 20 minutes filming those last 5 seconds.
I say interviewed, it was more a pleasant chat loosely based on talking about films. Nevertheless.
Soon-to-be CH Brit-tern, Tom Philip, talked to me about Woody Allen’s “Everyone Says I Love you” for his film blog. If you were ever curious about how coherent I can be at 8am, read the interview and find out.
The newest edition of Internet Archaeologist is up. If you don’t know if it’s worth clicking the link above, I’ve got 3 words: Erotic. Becker. FanFiction.
Since Andrew B. doesn’t feel like prostituting his work to the blogosphere, I’ll do it for him. This is a must read for any Mad Men fan.
For anyone who was disappointed by this week’s commercials-every-10-minutes-let’s-just-end-the-scenes-whenever-Ginger-Ale-wants-to-remind-us-that-it’s-made-with-real-ginger episode of Mad Men, read this article.
7 Websites in the Future by Conor Mckeon
Me: Do you have friends with Digg accounts?
Conor: I don’t have friends with bank accounts.
Digg it here.
Sometimes I worry that I’ve already turned into an adult, but when I looked at this picture and thought, “Who would waste an awesome trapdoor lair on wine?” I realized I’m not so grown up after all. Thank god.
Party Stigmata: the mark that appears after a night of smashing open beer bottles with your palm.
