Parting Shot

If I had to guess, I'd probably say that, somewhere out there, an artist has previously depicted Stan Lee sitting on a throne, master of all he surveys. But with a little twist, artist Camilla d'Errico (Nightmares and Fairy Tales) has given us something different: Stan Lee sitting on a throne on top of a giant pile of adorable Marvel toys...

Taking the subject matter a bit more seriously than Don Cheadle and the folks at Funny Or Die, a group of fans put together a trailer showing their vision of what a live-action Captain Planet film might look like. With an actual live-action film potentially in the works from Cartoon Network, it seems as good a time as any for a group or aspiring filmmakers to give us their take on the cult favorit

Depending on how old you were when the first Mortal Kombat movie opened in 1995, the film's awesome techno theme song may or may not evoke memories of your fifth grade classmates filming horribly choreographed battles and/or super awkward dance videos on their parents' camcorders...

An unnamed comic book scanner talks to iFanboy about why the legal day-and-date digital releases of comics have convinced him to stop pirating. (via The Beat)

Rocktober? Shocktober? Mohawktober? Here at ComicsAlliance, we just can't decide what we want to celebrate this month, so we're bringing you a different monthly theme every day! Today, the amazing Eric Canete brings us a look at the World That's Coming with Jack Kirby's OMAC...

From the young adult book X-Men Masquerade, where killjoy Wolverine refuses to attend a masquerade party for Jubilee's birthday. I choose to believe this is how every page would read if the X-Men were written by modern day Frank Miller. (via Beaucoupkevin)

Two graphs of the huge discrepancy between male and female employees listed in the credits of recent Marvel and DC comic books. (via Bleeding Cool)

Finally, a comic willing to address how many relationships are ruined by the scourge of frizz.

Batman knocks out a schoolgirl assassin on the cover of Batman Inc. #9 by Chris Burnham.