I know I said I was going to cut back on link dumps, but in my defense I have been busy. I'm likely remain fairly busy (and therefore link dumping) until I get back from the inauguration, at which time I'll be able to devote more time and energy to blogging. In theory, anyway.
Anyway, the link dump.
* Bastard Tetris: the version of Tetris that does openly what all the others just do secretly. (Thanks Jacob!)* Things to say during sex.
* Another call for a Bush administration truth and reconciliation commission. Via Yglesias, who has more on the subject, as does Steve Benen.
* Big ups to Will Wheaton, who Twittered yesterday: Best thing I've heard all day: "We're in the final 100 hours of the Bush administration."
* Douglas Wolk has Watchmen for dummies.
* The stimulus package needs more trains. More from Yglesias.
* What's in the stimulus for higher education? I could use a second yacht.
* Republicans continue to have trouble with the fact that 24 is not based on a true story.
* Name your child "Adolf Hitler" and you're labeled a prat, and that's the game.* How many AAAAAs in KHAAAAAAAN? In honor of the late great Ricardo Montelban, Boing Boing reports. Via Bill.
* Is the world a giant hologram?
* And they're going to make a movie out of Jericho. (Failed-)TV-show-to-movie is officially the latest trend—things used to run the other way.
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Saturday, January 17, 2009
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Labels: 24, academia, Alan Moore, Barack Obama, Bush, comics, Douglas Wolk, film, games, Hitler, holograms, Jericho, Khaaaaaan, politics, Ricardo Montalban, science fiction, sex, Star Trek, stimulus package, television, Tetris, the cosmos, trains, truth and reconciliation commissions, Twitter, Watchmen, Will Wheaton
Monday, January 12, 2009
Douglas Wolk has your preview of 2009's graphic-narrative and comics-related releases.
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Labels: 2009, comics, Douglas Wolk, graphic narrative