Grumpy Old Superheroes

My only question, does Superman age? And if so, would he do so the same as humans like Batman and Flash? (We Were Heroes by Bryan Lee, via Comics Alliance)

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Anarchy In The JLA

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Anarchy In The JLA

No justice, just us.

Warren Ellis asked: "You have been tasked with producing the poster for Malcolm McLaren's JUSTICE LEAGUE film. What does that look like?"

Annie Wu responded above, and it is awesome. (Link via Comic Book Junkie)

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Justice LeagueArama

Cross Stitch Pop Culture

Superman, The Flash... And The General?

Justice LeagueArama

Andy Kuhn re-imagines the Futurama gang as the Justice League of America. Love Bender as Batman but I just can't imagine Fry ever being fast enough to be Flash. Maybe the worms got back into him like they predicted. (Link via Geek Mythology)

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Superman, The Flash... And The General?

Superman, The Flash... And The General?

“When Boss Hogg sets up a phony charity designed to funnel contributions from well-meaning citizens into his own pockets, Superman and the Flash are roped into holding a charity race across Hazzard County–without super-powers! But when Bo and Luke Duke, a couple of good ol’ boys who never mean no harm crash the race, can the two Fastest Men Alive outrun a souped-up Dodge Charger before it hits the county line?"

By Chris Sims and drawn by Rusty Shackles of Comics Alliance via my good friend John Farrier's fabulous new blog Neatogeek. The new blog is a spinoff of the already fabulous Neatorama and will be making a regular appearance here. This is also a goodbye to The Zeray Gazette, which cedes its time in the blogosphere to Neatogeek. Congrats John, the site looks amazing!

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All Flash, No Dance

Once again t-shirt design is proving to have the best pop culture mashups around. A superhero, an '80s movie and a single iconic pop culture image makes designer Ian Summers design one for the ages.

This one is still in the voting stage, but Threadless is having a sale, practically giving away tees, including some great reprints. I love this stuff.

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