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For most pop culture aficionados, Lynda Carter is best remembered as the star of the "Wonder Woman" television series from the mid-70s, but she's been involved in several other projects, including a series of variety specials that aired in the early '80s...

As someone who runs a comic book website, I get a lot of press releases, and I consider myself pretty battle-hardened to the incredibly bizarre things that come out of the world of comics on a daily basis. But even I was not prepared for "The Handicats," an online comic based on a New York Times best-selling memoir by Gwen Cooper about adopting a blind cat named Homer and learning about

Kevin Smith's Batman stories are the worst Batman comics I've ever read, and while I haven't actually read them all, I've read enough that I'm pretty comfortable in declaring them the worst Batman comics ever. And with this week's release of "Batman: The Widening Gyre" #6, Smith has somehow managed to punch through the bottom of the barrel and discover a world of storytelling so thorough

Every kid experiences rough patches when, on some level, they wouldn't mind if their school burned down (not necessarily to hurt their peers or teachers, but to avoid going to class), but one Irish teen took that desire to the extreme by tapping into Heath Ledger's "The Dark Knight" anarchy and committing arson dressed as the Clown Prince of Crime...

Reports are emerging of a stabbing that occurred in Hall H at San Diego's Comic-Con this afternoon before the "Paul" and "Cowboy and Aliens" panel. The stabbing allegedly occurred over an argument between two men about seating. After the jump, we have a Tweet Reel video that supposedly shows the alleged attacker being arrested...

They've faced down humans time and time again, but Fred Phelps and his minions from the Westboro Baptist Church were not ready for the cosplay action that awaited them today at Comic-Con. After all, who can win against a counter-protest that includes robots, magical anime girls, Trekkies, Jedi and...

Comic-Con goers, beware: The man who believes that god hates...well...everyone but his family, really, is headed to San Diego on July 22. I'll do the Internet a favor and refrain from linking to Fred Phelps' official Westboro Baptist Church site, but here's his church's case for making the trek to SDCC: Are you kidding...

As reported by io9, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (the government agency responsible for developing the red lasers that keep us safe from the forces of COBRA even today) has recently launched two projects: "Biochronicity and Temporal Mechanisms Arising in Nature" and "Robustness of Biologically-Inspired Networks...

Party City, if your mission was to blow our minds, you can go ahead and start patting yourself on the back. As spotted by Robot6, the store is now offering exclusive pre-orders for both adult and child-sized costumes of Tyrese Gibson's controversial super hero...

I've mentioned my growing obsession with Tom Batiuk's "Funky Winkerbean" newspaper strip before, specifically with the way it seems to exist as a bottomless well of tragedy and depression right there between "Dilbert " and the Junior Jumble...