Link Round-Up: December 11, 2013

"Fire is Catching" by Lorellashray

Interview: From 1989, when Calvin & Hobbes was still pretty new, The Comics Journal's interview with Bill Watterson.







Chris Sims examines Harley Quinn, one of the most misused and misunderstood characters in comics, taking in her Batman:The Animated Series debut played by Arleen Sorkin (audio), through to The Batman Adventures: Mad Love and the New 52 incarnation which recently drew ire with a controversial try-out page for artists.











Dear Ticketmaster, It is time to redesign the master of all tickets.







Fans of The Dark Crystal might not know that the version directors Jim Henson and Frank Oz originally wanted to release was quite different from the final cut. It had no voice overs or inner monologues, for example, and most of the Skeksis’ dialogue wasn’t in English. It took fan Christopher Orgeron years, but he’s assembled that director’s cut and put it on YouTube. Geekosystem has the whole one hour, 39-minute-long video.







Within the confines of her tiny studio and without the help of digital embellishment, Korean artist JeeYoung Lee created elaborate landscapes for her series of self-portraits.







You can now own Captain Mal’s pistol as a Christmas ornament, but Fox will still leave nothing but coal in your stocking.

>3d wooden brain teasers for you to try via Geek Art Gallery http://geekartgallery.blogspot.com/2013/12/link-round-up-december-11-2013.html

3d wooden brain teasers for you to try from Net Sauce http://netsauce.blogspot.com/2013/12/link-round-up-december-11-2013.html