Link Dump of Darkness
Afterlife with Archie – Comic series that plunks the Riverdale gang into a zombie apocalypse. Weirdly, this is more than a one-off gag; the stories are reported to be quite well-written.
All-Girl Frankenstein – Interesting-sounding production of Frankenstein in which all of the parts are played by women. The same group has an All-Girl Edgar Allan Poe scheduled for later this year. (Hat tip to Pixel Pixie)
My Daddy Stays Home – A stay-at-home dad draws a cute little cartoon to put in his daughter’s lunchbox each day. Then he posts them on his blog with more adult captions to amuse the grownups.
Schrödinger’s Cat Speaks – The thought experiment from the viewpoint of the cat. This is oddly touching. (via xJane)
Peeps Seance – It’s the portrait on the wall that really makes this.
Moon Raven Designs – Etsy shop full of intricate, creepy jewelry. (Hat tip to Sisifo)
The Coolest Tattoo Artists in the World – These pieces are just astonishing.
Foreverrr – MC Chris’ concept album about the romance between “a lonely ghost and a grandmotherly sexbot who’s taken up residence in a haunted house.”
Archaeologist Tired Of Unearthing Unspeakable Ancient Evils – An amusing article from The Onion. (via WitchArachne)
The Birds to be Remade – Hollywood has apparently run clear the hell out of original ideas.
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April 25th, 2014 at 9:47 am
I can vouch for the well-written story and wonderful artwork in the Afterlife With Archie comic book series. I have all 5 of the first 5 issues and always wait (somewhat impatiently) for the next issue to be printed… and I’m not even a comic book collector/geek!
April 25th, 2014 at 11:24 am
Everyone loves the guest who brings wine.
The best part about Easter is all the marshmallow Peep contests! Peeps in Law was the first one I was introduced to, but the Game of Peeps that occurred on Easter Sunday on Twitter was spectacular to behold.
I am in love with this and unreasonably disturbed by this.
“The Birds To Be Remade” made me think of this and I was quite disappointed that you meant “The Birds“.