Because you grew up in the 1980’s and now you’re a professional, the world of marketing is directed solely at you.  This is my chance to help.

The Ecto 1 from Ghostbusters is for sale.  No, this is not the original.  It is instead an amazing replica made by someone like you.  Someone who loved Ghostbusters enough as a kid to make an exact replica to the very last detail.  And now you can buy it!  Or if you’re really giving, you can buy it for ME.  Either way, go check this out.

I don’t care who you are or where you’re from, this is awesome.

ARE YOU in the Baltimore area?  Do you like webcomics?  Do you like rock shows?  Do you enjoy the idea of a new type of show beyond ANOTHER damn rock show?  Do you want to see me in person?  Has someone you know already told you about this?

If you have answered “yes” to any of these, you should go to Super Art Fight this Saturday night, at the Ottobar in Baltimore.  Here’s the site for more info.

Again, we love Mad Men. Love it. It’s great. I dare you to tell me why it ISN’T great, simply so I have a reason to punch you square in the solar plexus (I’ve decided that’s a good place to start). OK I’m getting straight to it. Thanks again to Kottke, here are some great Mad Men illustrations done in a 60’s style that the boys at Sterling Cooper would be proud of (if, yknow, they were real and stuff).

1.  Watch this:

2. What you just watched is getting made into a TV show by Cartoon Network (after Nickelodeon passed on it). Isn’t that cool? Read more here.

Nuff said.

Growing up, there were few shows that got me really really excited. Red Dwarf was one of those shows.  Guess what?  It’s coming back!  Here’s the info.