TODAY’S FEATURED ITEMS:

My good friends at Puny Entertainment have received two very well-deserved nominations for Webby awards for their brilliant work on the Yo Gabba Gabba! website (they also do most of the animation for the tv show). You should do yourself a favor and check out the website, get blown away, and then go vote for them! Yo Gabba Gabba! is in the “Television” and “Celebrity/Fan” categories.

VOTE HERE!

also:

Howwy Ghowst Powa! Courtesy of Boing Boing.

• pldgeo
• John Byam Shaw 1872 ~ 1919 The Garden of Kama
• Perils of Pauline
• Free Comic Book Day; May 2nd, 2009
• Comic: Article – History with a twist EC comics
• “Mickey Mouse’s Summer Vacation”
• MAGAZINE: On the scene presents super heroes
• Filmland
• Herbie, the Fat Fury
• Al Capp Dies
• ‘Snakes on A Plane’, TV Edit
• Detailed Incredible Hulk sculpture
• Offworld gets an exclusive peek at Henry Hatsworth…
• Go, Look: Creating The Everyday
• Zander and Kevin’s Inks inspired Frank Miller!
• Fall 09 – Winter 10 Preview Part 7
• Fool All of the People, All of the Time
• Baby delivers emotional sermon from church stage
• Super Links
• The Frank Lloyd Wright Ax Murders
• The Serial Squadron
• New Dungeon Zenith gets reactions
• High School Mythical: 1910
• George Pal in Hollywood
• APRIL OF FOOLS: FAKE GORE
• Bedford-style Book of Hours
• Comic Sans
• An Age Of Extreme Conservatism pt 2 – Cartoons Today
• Interview: Box Brown Pt. 1 [of 3]
• 5 Scientific Ways To Make Water Do Magic
• Reggie The Monkey Captured, Reunited With Owner
• From “The Garden of Kama” by John Byam Shaw
• J.J. ABRAMS, S.S. ADAMS, WIRED MAGAZINE AND ME
• Anonymous declares war on copyright enforcers, demands more lawsuits against P2P services
• Famed Inventors
• Foto File
• Wicked Wiki
• Paul Pope draws young Spock
• Free tribute to Michael Moorcock from Gaiman, Duncan, et al
• April 21, 2009: Always late
• Michael Kontopoulos’ sculptures that almost tip themselves over
• Palindromic video
• HOWTO make a $300 high-speed book scanner
• J.G. Ballard and the way the future was
• High School Teacher Recounts “Sexting” Ordeal That Ruined His Career
• Burroughs on Cut-Ups (Historic Audio Remixed to Fanciful Video Visuals)
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• Set the dial
• AL GREMI DE DISTRIBUIDORS DE CATALUNYA
• Monday Matchbook
• Flashlight(?) Ad
• Lying In The Gutters – 4-20-2009
• Wired Puzzles: Sadistically Demanding Brainteasers
• Congress Ponders Cybersecurity Power Grab
• Military R.R.: 1865
• Fall 09 – Winter 10 Preview Part 6
• Skippies!
• MAGAZINE: Oz (UK underground)
• Always Love Thy Neighbor, Doodle-Oodle-Loodle-Doodle-Doo
• [image: fcj n2268] [image: fcj n2268dos] [image: fcj…
• N. C. Wyeth WESTWARD HO! by Charles Kingsley
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• Curtain Call for a Former Hero
• Billy Bunter’s Last Great Gorge
• The Lost City
• Mead Schaeffer Everybody’s Washington
• Mamma Mia, that’s a-some Spicy Adventure…
• Shining Path Sunday Serial Day. Some more Caniff images…
• News of Yore 1949: Edgar Martin Profiled
• APRIL OF FOOLS: FLOOR PENNY (WITH BONUS WORM!)
• Zub’s soft-line animation look
• More ArtRage Success Stories: David, Ryan & Ivan
• APRIL OF FOOLS: BLACK EYE TUBE
• Look Homeward, Angel (colophon)
• Minute Service No. 1: 1925
• Up and Down: 1919
• This week: Basic Bones.
• Toys! Tricks! Surprises! Galore – More Fun Than You’ve Ever Known
• APRIL OF FOOLS: BROKEN GLASS
• Thought Balloons Help
• Efficiency Kitchen: 1917
• Fortean Links to Cryptozoology
• Water Towers
• The World Digital Library
• Less George Sprott, More Wimbledon Green
• Topps #3: Pee-wee’s Big Adventure
• Rent-a-Horse: 1865
• Indianapolis: 1943
• Vintage Australian Animated Commercials
• Drawing Blondie: Chic Young’s Step-by-Step Process
• The Radio & Television Packagers redrawns
• R&TVP Redrawns – Puss in Boots
• R&TVP Redrawns – Country Boy Rabbit
• R&TVP Redrawns – Barnyard Frolics (Moonlight For Two)
• R&TVP Redrawns – The Dancing Bear
• R&TVP Redrawns – Ain’t Nature Grand
• R&TVP Redrawns – Cinderella (Once Upon A Time)
• R&TVP Redrawns – The Steadfast Tin Soldier (The Brave…
• R&TVP Redrawns – Jack Frost
• Van Buren stills
• Armchair Psychology 101: Webcartoonists
• Interview: Molly Crabapple Pt. 3 [of 3]
• Gaiman’s “Blueberry Girl”: a benediction for a girl’s happy life
• Dollar a Day to Democrats for as long as Norm Coleman stalls
• Today’s Video Link
• Len Wein Project Update
• CIA waterboarded individual suspects up to 183 times
• The webcomics approach to printing
• April 20, 2009: Beauty-schooled dropout
• JG Ballard (1930-2009)
• Buster Keaton
• Google Book Search settlement gives Google a virtual monopoly over literature
• A Concise History of Alligator Wrestling
• Today’s Video Link
• Foto File
• MAD Magazine-inspired art show
• Paper Toy and Pop Out Show opens this Saturday night
• PUNY / Pink Hobo Show and Party TONIGHT
• Reporting from SPACE – Day One
• 1942 Newsreel: Croation Cartoonists
• The Ice Plant
• MAGAZINE: International Times
• MAGAZINE: Film Fun (1917)
• MAGAZINE: Amazing Figure Modeler #11
• MAGAZINE: Starlog 1980 Toy special
• Reporting from SPACE – Day Zero
• Book: Star Wars Catalog 1982
• More on Wednesday Comics
• Can scavenger died wealthy
• Under the Big Top!
• As Man Sees / As Bee Sees
• Maryland Packers: 1909
• Circus Maximus
• Porky statue found!
• Chicken farm
• A Tale of Two Cartoonists by Hugh Turley
• School Rules
• Lumberjacks
• APRIL OF FOOLS: SNEEZING POWDER
• Next Up: George Sprott
• YouTube Moves Into Hulu Territory with Shows and Movies
• BitTorrent Site The Pirate Bay Admins Found Guilty, Sentenced to a Year [BitTorrent]
• National Geographic’s Infinite Photograph Is a Giant, Beautiful Photo Mosaic [Friday Fun]
• Comic Relief
• Pirate Bay defendants found guilty, sentenced to jail
• More awesome old comics: Bringing Up Father
• Some Practical Advice for Your Weekend
• Zoondoggle’s Gurn-a-Thon: send in a digital photo of your best silly face
• BB Exclusive: John Waters on the Origins of Teabagging.
• Fall 09 – Winter 10 Preview Part 5
• The Man who invented Comic Sans
• John “Game of Life” Conway: particles have the same kind of free will that people have
• Today’s comedy image
• DC news and notes
• April 17, 2009: Middle-aged and bored
• Shepard Fairey’s Comment on Recent Updates in the AP Legal Conflict
• Time-Warner bandwidth caps cancelled after threats of protests
• Episode 2 : stencil duplicating
• Al Jaffee, Arnold Roth, and Gary Groth Talk Humbug at The Strand
• My Bud, Bud
• Xeni, I Think We’re Going to Need a Bigger Unicorn
• Augmented Reality Mask Video Demo
• Our “Missing” Chromosomes
• The Quick 10: How 10 Works of Art Were Discovered
• Batman Storyboards — Nice examples of Action Boards by Mike Manley
• Tree Found in Man’s Lung?
• Justice Department Releases Bush Administration Torture Memos
• Kermit gets a lesson in visual thinking from Harry the Hipster
• The Banana Splits in Hocus Pocus Park
• Interview: Noah Van Sciver
• Bringing Up Father on its way
• The Bakers