Are you having a steak jubilee, going rouge, or having an X over for dinner? Impress your friends with this Wolverine Knife Holder.
Even if it’s not the most practical of knife blocks, the awesomeness of sharp blades protruding from a fist cannot be denied. Find out more about the knife holder here.
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Movie directors, more than any other creative professionals, will often adapt a certain style, and then use said style until everything they do feels like a parody.
Brought to us by Cheekylicious, What If These Movie Directors Were Culinary Artists shows us how a few of the most well-known directors would fare as chefs.
Steven Spielberg would obviously make family-friendly meals, while Tim Burton would over-cook every one of Johnny Depp’s meals. Sadly, there’s no Tarantino, who would probably serve breakfast for dinner.
[link, via Geeks Are Sexy]
If you’re really into fried chicken, then perhaps you already fancy Colonel Sanders some type of superhero. Now, the KFC founder and mascot is actually immortalized in comic book form, with The Colonel’s Adventure Comics.
The graphic novel, rather than having The Colonel thwarting evil bad guys that promote healthy eating, is actually an origin story of the man behind the bucket o’ chicken.
Hard copies of The Colonel’s Adventure Comics will be made available to this year’s Comic-Con attendees in San Diego. Others who love origin stories, can keep watching Spider-Man reboots, or check out a digital copy of KFC’s comic here.
[link, via First We Feast]
Cartoonist Josh Hara likes Starbucks. He also likes the blank canvas that their coffee cups provide for his comics.
His Instagram project, #100CoffeeCups, looks to place a comic on 100 coffee cups. The comics are not only creative and a wonderful use of white space, but are hilarious enough to brighten up anyone’s morning. Unless you don’t drink coffee, in which case, there is no hope for you.
Keep up with the series here.
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The news that Time Warner Cable and Comcast were merging has not set well with customers, or anyone else who doesn’t like decisions made for them.
However… What if other businesses worked like the cable company? After seeing this comic by Nathan Yaffe at College Humor, let’s just be glad that being force-fed will be limited to only what comes out of your TV.
