Like our last awesome artist parent, David LaFerriere, Brooklyn-based graphic artist Nina Levy has taken it upon herself to make her two sons' lunches a bit more interesting each day. Yeah, you read that right: she's made art of this caliber for two lunches everyday for over half a decade. That's over 2,000 napkins! Check them all out on Levy's blog.
Mark Hamill
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Mark Hamill plays a character named Lt. Commander Steve "Old Man" Colton.
If you want to see more, there is also a behind the scenes interview with Mark Hamill about the game and his character.
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In order to promote Star Wars Force for Change, Mark Hamill donned a Stormtrooper costume and took to the streets to tell people they could win a trip to the premiere. He dropped a few hints, even outright told someone who he was, and yet no one caught on.
Between this and that time Harrison Ford dropped in on a bunch of Skype calls, we need to be very suspicious of people with camera crews promoting the charity event. Stay vigilant! Who knows where Carrie Fisher might show up!
It takes a really cool celebrity to take time out of their day to interact with their fans. It takes an even cooler one to help them make sure they aren't getting ripped off with fake autographs. Enter Mark Hamill, coolest dude of them all:
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While other Star Wars actors are off crashing airplanes, Mark Hamill is taking a different road by bringing his nerd-cred to television. Tune your TV's to The CW on March 31st, because he's reprising his role as The Trickster on The Flash.
A copycat killer who goes by the name "The Trickster" (guest star Devon Graye) starts setting off bombs in Central City. In order to stop the villain, Barry (Grant Gustin) and Joe (Jesse L. Martin) meet with the original Trickster, a criminal mastermind named James Jesse (guest star Mark Hamill), who has been imprisoned for 20 years. Things quickly go from bad to worse when the Tricksters unite and take Henry (John Wesley Shipp) prisoner. Meanwhile, Iris (Candice Patton) asks Eddie (Rick Cosnett) for help with a case, and flashbacks show how Harrison Wells (Tom Cavanagh) came up with the idea for the particle accelerator.What the synopsis doesn't tell you, is that Hamill already played The Trickster, in the short-lived Flash series from 1990.
Let's hope they bring back the costume.
It turns out this actor and living Jedi is legendary in other ways too.
Via Collider
One of The Joker's most famous story lines, The Killing Joke is getting an animated movie in 2016, and Collider is officially reporting that everyone's favorite voice actor is coming back for the role. We are, of course, talking about Star Wars veteran Mark Hamill, who famously voiced the Crown Prince of Crime in Batman: The Animated Series. While everyones love Troy Baker and John DiMaggio, there's something timeless about Hamill's work.
The Killing Joke is a renowned book written by Alan Moore. Exploring the origins of The Joker, and the breadth of Batman and Comissioner Gordon's sense of right, The Killing Joke may be most famous for paralyzing Batgirl. An act that some today think was poor writing, even though it lead to everyone's favorite, Oracle.
