It's Beyond My Control

I'd like to apologize to my loyal readers in advance...



...blame my friend Avda Gazbo - it's a viral thing.

Growling At His Own Tailfeathers

The Extraordinary World Of Emily Valentine.




http://emilyvalentine.com.au/index.html

Fahionista's In Disguise

I simply find myself wondering how many true blue Transformers fans wear a french cuff these days... ?


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B'Wana Bones Sagat

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Gepetto Gnu-Gaxzelle Tin

I resized a bunch of my critters for a series of tins to be sold at WILBUR Vintage at some point this summer.

PAGLIAcci Sings

Everyone's favorite - or at least mine - gay man in a lesbian's body voices her no punches pulled opinion on her recent breakup, Obama's response to queer issues (a word I detest, b.t.w.), and the lack of sophistication that's prevalent in the "naval gazing" gay community.

Knight Of The Snakeskin Templar

Not to be outdone by the Japanese, Alexander McQueen designed an ensemble that turns a human into a robot with no emotions.

The Emotibot Revolution

Leave it to the Japanese to invent a robot that displays seven different human emotions, including joy, sadness and disgust.


To express disgust the robot prototype, named Kobian "purses its lips and withdraws one hand in an effeminate manner".


It has soft rubber hands, and is being developed for use in nursing (!); what else to say that the video clip below doesn't:

The Brain With Eight Arms

For all his mental might, it took Brain Boy 3.5 seconds to realize that she'd only stay with him if he belly-flopped her into unconsciousness.


Perhaps The Lonesome Octopus would have had more friends if he didn't insist on attending all of his play-dates in blackface.

Montygog's Art-O-Rama!

While it's the chance to walk through the world's largest comic/toy box that lures me back to Wizard World each summer, it's the (oft gorgeously demented and quite humorless) cosplayers and talented artists that I'm introduced to that bring me the most pleasure.

I just lost - or gained, as the case may be - a good hour perusing through local artist Dave Perillo's most excellent blog, and wanted to post a few of my favorite horror themed illustrations (from a Halloween series he did in '07).

http://montygog.blogspot.com/