Colt Cabana tortures Shawn Spears’s favorite stuffed animal:

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Perhaps you’ve heard that Vince McMahon, Chairman of the WWE, is giving away $1 million to lucky fans every week in an effort to boost struggling ratings for Monday Night Raw. Last night was the first night of the sweepstakes, and lucky for us, it took place live during the show. Let’s take a look at how it went:

Yeah, that’s right–Vince McMahon got Rick Roll’d on live television. That, as they say, totally reeks of awesomeness.

I count 15 characters, and not one single foot. Wolverine seems to be missing his waist, as well, unless he’s finally started succumbing to the ravages of time and taken to hiking his pants up to his sternum like an old man. There’s no background either, just a gaggle of characters huddled together in a very uninspired team pose. I understand the appeal of Turner’s art, even though I don’t find it particularly appealing myself. I’d be really curious to see what a comic penciled by Turner with someone like Keith Giffen on layouts and someone like Kevin Nowlan on inks would look like. Probably nothing like a Turner comic, I’m guessing.

I do like the fact that he included Longshot in the group. That makes me feel nostalgic in ways that dressing the team in their costumes from 15 years ago can’t.

Oh, and there’s an interview at Newsarama in which Axel Alonso and Nick Lowe say nothing interesting about a major storyline that will apparently feature lots of Iceman. Joy.

The chihuahua was a nice touch:

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Happy 75th birthday to the Redheaded Stranger!

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Part 1:

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1. Samosas

2. Aishwarya Rai

3. Bollywood Superman:

Is there anything better than two big hosses beating the hell out of each other in the middle of a wrestling ring? Well, sure there is, but this is still pretty cool nonetheless. From WCW in 1994, here’s Vader vs. “The Natural” Dustin Rhodes:

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From today’s Lying in the Gutters, courtesy of the lovely and talented Rich Johnston:

ITEM! From the New York Comic Con, I hear Brad Meltzer is working on a new heavy-DC-continuity series. A thematic sequel to “Identity Crisis.”

Shia Lebouf, how do you feel about that news?

My sentiments exactly.

Dear Barb,

Forever yours,
7 Year Bitch

Artwork from something called “Marvel Apes”, which was teased at today’s “Cup ‘O Joe” panel:

Hmmm… That looks strangely familiar. Where have I seen that before?

Oh, I remember now: