Link Ink: SpaceMan, Skottie Young’s ‘Bernard’ Goes Digital and Thor Gets Chatty

Previews: Vertigo teases 100 Bullets team Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso's upcoming Spaceman. [Graphic Content]

Cinema: In honor of the release of The Green Hornet, Moviephone takes a look at other heroes who take on crime sans superhuman abilities. [Moviephone]

Publishing: Tokyopop's shifted distribution from Harper Collins to Diamond. Also, TP President and COO John Parker is taking a job at Diamond, as VP of Business Development. [Robot6]

Toys: K-n-B-creations has the plushies you're looking for. Fantastically cute stuff. [Super Punch]

Museums: ABC News visits the Museum of Sex's "Comics Stripped" exhibit. Don't worry, it's SFW. [ABC]

Gaming: Thor's Marvel Vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds call-out is suitably epic. [Kotaku]

Digital Comics: Skottie Young's 72-page The Adventures of Bernard the World Destroyer is now available to download at his official site for just $2. [iFanboy]

Interviews: It's a year old, but this interview with Wilson creator Dan Clowes features some super interesting cartooning history. [Boing Boing]

Gaming: If you plan on picking up DC Universe Online for the PlayStation3, be prepared to use 16 GB of space and wait at least an hour for it to install. Maybe have a snack or two? [MTV Multiplayer]