I am 27, I am gay, I live in New York City, and I've a sneaking fondness for dinosaurs.
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whoever drew this I want to give you the best high-five ever.
The absurdly talented Dustin Nguyen, penciller (and GORGEOUS cover artist) of the recent Paul Dini run on DETECTIVE COMICS (Collected in BATMAN: PRIVATE CASEBOOK, on sale now, ahem).
Just click through and look at this piece of art and try to tell me I don’t need it blown up to 8 feet by 8 feet on a wall in my house.
It was really, really, really good.
I made the mistake of ordering from Domino’s online once (DON’T JUDGE ME) and now I get an e-mail from them EVERY DAY. But yesterday’s contained this little gem of absurdity.
According to the poll, 81% of male moviegoers and 66 percent of female moviegoers polled June 10-15 intend to see “The Dark Knight” opening weekend. 100% of ticket buyers polled were aware of “The Dark Knight’s” release this summer, compared with 49% of ticket buyers three weeks before “The Incredible Hulk” and 36% of buyers three weeks before “Iron Man.”
“The Incredible Hulk” muscled its way to a $54.5 million opening, while “Iron Man” bowed with $98.6 million. The biggest opening of all-time was last May’s “Spider-Man 3” with $151.1 million, a number I expect “The Dark Knight” to possibly challenge on July 18th.
„The Weekend Gross: ‘The Dark Knight’ tracking extremely well
[DISCLAIMER: This is meant in no way to reflect any data or expectations on the part of my employers; I only post it because I’m friggin’ excited about the movie and am sensing a similar level of excitement out there in The Real World. Opinions do not reflect those of Time Warner or its affiliated companies etc. etc.]
via Scans Daily
You’d better believe this one was much discussed around the office yesterday.
