Vanessa Kelly threatened to get me these brain-flavored breath mints from Archie McGee for my birthday.
Ah, I’ll miss the decomposing little guys. (Not really.)
I’ll have a mid-week update for you on Wednesday, and then next Saturday, it’ll be the Demon of the Week!
In the meantime, here’s this month’s most popular posts:
Random trivia.
In 1954, the Comic Code Authority banned all depictions of vampires, werewolves, ghouls and zombies in comic books. (It also mandated that “In every instance good shall triumph over evil and the criminal punished for his misdeeds.”)
So, in order to show mind-controlled Caribbean undead villains, Marvel invented ‘zuvembies.’
Now watch these “reanimated” versions of kitchy Marvel 70s cartoons:
Always wanted to spell your name in zombies? Now your dream can come true.
Zombie Letters from e-zombie.com
Beats the crap out of Comic.
This really speaks for itself. Have nothing to add.
http://emailsfromcrazypeople.com/2009/10/20/at-least-theyre-not-on-the-internet/#more-1183
The Brothers Brick set up a zombie apocalypse table at BrickCon, an annual convention of adult Lego hobbyists.
http://io9.com/5377781/lego-zombies-celebrate-gay-pride-and-ride-the-carousel-of-doom/gallery/
This article in the Huffington Post reports the tale of a guy who got called a zombie and punched in the face.
Zombies aren’t real, people.
Blushingly stolen from Bizarro
I used to date a zombie, actually. I wanted a guy who loved me for my mind.
No, I’m not qualified to write anything about the neurobiology of zombies (or even my own). It’s from a Harvard Psychatrist.
Check out the article from io9.
Hey, good news. I’m back! And I don’t want your brain or anything.
After watching the trailer, I’m re-thinking the chicken I wanted to cook for dinner.
