I'm not saying I have a strange sense of humor, but everyone around me definitely says that—a lot! Some things just make me laugh, and I can't really explain why. It's not that I don't know what's funny about them; it's just too hard to explain to a normal person. I would have to explain two, or maybe three different fandoms , and then draw the connection between each of them to explain why an image is funny. By that point, it's not funny anymore. I've always been like that. My friends would te…

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I have mixed feelings about Zoom meetings. On the one hand, I love that I can attend work meetings from home in my underwear (with a nice shirt on, of course). It's convenient, saves time, and means I don't have to drive to the office every time the boss shares news that could have been an email. On the other hand, it sometimes feels like all we do now is Zoom meeting after Zoom meeting. It's kind of insane how much time we spend on Zoom calls . However, one way to make these meetings more fun…

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Are we on the same wavelength? Because I feel like we are. I feel like I can post a random picture of an outdoor grill shaped like Bender from Futurama, with his hand functioning as a beer holder, and you'll understand why it makes me smile. Or why a guy playing Minecraft on the self-checkout at the supermarket is actually funnier than if he was playing Doom. You get me, right? Sometimes I wonder if I just have a strange sense of humor or if there are others who also find this weird, geeky blen…

Every movie, TV show, and story we love has its archetypes—the heroic adventurer, the grumpy anti-hero, the Idiot dad. These characters are so familiar, so generic, yet they keep us coming back for more. Sometimes, all it takes is a creative genius like Alex Solis to show us the connections we never noticed, revealing what should have been obvious all along. In his brilliant series, Solis imagines our favorite pop-culture icons unmasking themselves to reveal their hidden true identities. From C…

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How the Sausage is Made

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I'm a simple man. I see a tiny turtle with a pair of tiny katanas on its back, and I smile . I see a door stopper shaped like Hodor, and I laugh (and also cry a little). When some guys form a band where they dress up like Scorpion, Sub-Zero, Smoke, and Reptile, I get a little happier. It's the small, nerdy things in life that make my day just a bit brighter . Whether it's a clever pop culture reference or an adorable homage to my favorite characters, these little moments of geeky joy bring a sm…

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Get ready to fall in love with the alphabet all over again! Otis Frampton , a renowned comic book writer, artist, and animator, has created a delightful and nerdy take on the ABCs that will charm fans of all ages. This collection transforms each letter into a beloved character from the vast realms of sci-fi, fantasy, and pop culture. From A is for Ackbar to X is for Xenomorph, every letter brings a touch of nostalgia and geeky joy. Frampton's illustrations capture the essence of these iconic ch…

The Final Frontier

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Cosplay, the art of bringing beloved characters to life , has evolved into a vibrant and inclusive community where passion and craftsmanship shine. These photos highlight not just the stunning costumes, but also the dedication and talent of cosplayers who pour their hearts into every detail. From the intricate armor of fantasy warriors to the whimsical outfits of animated heroes, each cosplay tells a story of its own. You'll see jaw-dropping renditions of characters from Marvel and DC, the ench…

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