Iron Man, Starring Rober Downey Jr.

Direct from Comic Con.

I don't even like Iron Man. But this looks really exceptional.

Hilarious World of Warcraft Comic

This is totally hilarious.

[World of Warcraft Comic]

Joe Rogan vs. A Heckler (NSFW)

Joe Rogan has been all over comedy news lately. Apparently, he's releasing a new DVD within a month, so it's no surprise that he's working on exposure, whether good or bad.

First, with him calling out Carlos Mencia and accusing him of joke theft ...



Now, here he skillfully skewers a heckler who won't shut the hell up ....


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I've never been a fan of Joe Rogan's comedy, but he's quite funny here.

What the Death of Captain America Really Means

The death of Captain America was all over the news yesterday, but no one seemed to indicate the real meaning behind his death. The media was quick to show it as some sort of negative, unamerican, liberal plot device. They mixed it up as some sort of contrived "America-hater" conspiracy.

But Captain America's death actually signified the opposite.

See, toward the end of the Marvel Civil War series, Captain America had become a sort of liberal ideologue and leader of a resistance force of superheroes (the Secret Avengers) that were opposed to Iron Man and his Republican/fascist/Bush-like cronies. Captain America was leading a revolt against a Patriot-Act-like law requiring all heroes to register and identify themselves to the government. Captain America was not representing a conservative, republican morality toward the end of his life, but standing for the old, liberal ideals of freedom and equality. It's not so ironic that Captain America was assassinated by a sniper's bullet, reminiscent of the death of JFK, MLK, and Robert Kennedy.

His death was a political hit, most likely financed by the uber-wealthy, republican Iron Man and his grunts. And his death symbolizes what is happening to America today at the hands of the Republican party.

In essence, the death of Captain America is symbolic of the death of the old America we grew up knowing and loving.

Read the Premise for Marvel Comic's Civil War on Wikipedia for more background.

[MSNBC: Death to 'America']

Civil War Remixed

I was a comic book junkie when I was a kid. I haven't really followed the stories much since Jr. High, so the death of Captain America came as a mild surprise. Then I came across these parodies of the recent Marvel Civil War comics. I wouldn't even bother reading the originals, but these remixes with their incredible dialog would probably make me buy a few books just to satisfy the giggle factor.

The First Annoying Vegan

Too funny.

[GeekCulture.com: The First Annoying Vegan]