So, minimalist superhero posters and minimalist pictogram posters had a spawn of love children and here they are. Aw, lookit how cute they are too. They’re not intensely sophisticated but, there’s one thoughtful side-effect to reducing these superpowerful fictional pop culture icons down to the basic elements of their recognizable costumes and frequently repeated catchphrases – it’s realizing that those catchphrases are incompetent. How was a humanoid-sized Superman ever mistaken for a much smaller bird or a much bigger airplane? Egh.
So, minimalist superhero posters and minimalist pictogram posters had a spawn of love children and here they are. Aw, lookit how cute they are too. They’re not intensely sophisticated but, there’s one thoughtful side-effect to reducing these superpowerful fictional pop culture icons down to the basic elements of their recognizable costumes and frequently repeated catchphrases – it’s realizing that those catchphrases are incompetent. How was a humanoid-sized Superman ever mistaken for a much smaller bird or a much bigger airplane? Egh.
UBU WEB was hacked, but now it’s back. “If we had to ask for permission, we wouldn’t exist,” says Kenneth Goldsmith, creator of epic online avant-garde archive, admitting to non-profit piracy. Read more »
Hey remember Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger, the guy who landed that plane in the Hudson last January 15th? Of course you do! Sully is America’s hero after all, rightly so mind you, and now the story of his life is being told in a new documentary airing Sunday night on TLC called Brace For Impact. Read more »
Anyone who’s ever had any dealings with Bank of America has come away hyper-aware of this universal truth: Bank of America sucks more camel’s balls than any entity in the history of free enterprise. Seriously, they’re the fucking worse. So it should come as no surprise that one fed-up customer named Dalton Chiscolm has filed what may be the most hilarious lawsuit in the history of the American legal system against Bank of America for their exceedingly shitty customer service. Read more »
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