39 Years of Homer J. Simpson

Ironically, this picture was created by Homer J. Simpson.  22 years and counting.  The Simpsons will out last us all.  Doh!

Very Unique & Funny Krusty the Clown T-Shirt

David Staffell over at Inkslip designs some awesome t-shirts.  Including this clever and funny as hell Krusty the Clown tee.  If you head on over to his website you can purchase this and many other creative, unique and hilarious t-shirts.

TODAY IN SIMPSONS HISTORY - Lisa Simpson Gets Married

The years fly by so fast, don’t they?

This picture is from The Simpsons episode "Lisa's Wedding" from The Simpsons' sixth season.  It originally aired March 19, 1995.

The plot focused around Lisa visiting a carnival fortune teller and learning about her future love.  The episode won an Emmy Award in 1995 for Outstanding Animated Program, becoming the third episode of The Simpsons to win the award.

BUY Simpsons Duff Beer & Flaming Moe Energy Drinks

You might not be able to purchase their animated alcoholic counterparts, but at least you can look like it with The Simpsons Duff Beer & Flaming Moe Energy Drinks ($9). Packed with B vitamins, Taurine, Caffeine, Sugar, and other energy drink standards, the 12 oz. Duff sports an orange flavor and looks like the can from the show, while the Flaming Moe comes in an 8.4 oz. can and sports more of a Red Bull-ish flavor. Ahhh Beer (kinda)!

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Six Fantastically Geeky Facebook Personas

When Batman, Terminator, Mr. Spock or Superman join facebook, this is how their default profile picture would look like. You can take any picture you want from this post and upload as your facebook profile photo and make your profile more interesting, your friends will like it

Bartman Begins

 

Alexander G otherwise known as itchandscratchy on deviantART created this Batman Begins/Simpsons parody piece that is fantastic.  He explains his inspiration below:

The Scarecrow's real name is Dr. Crane wich is also the name of Kelsey Grammer's character from Fraiser who also voices Sideshow Bob. Which explains the reason why I drew him as that villian. The Joker likes to laugh at people's pain, same does Nelson and are the bad guys Bart and Batman has known the longest. Lisa and Poison Ivy both want to prevent pollution and preserve plant life, but isn't able to do so successfully. Ivy does it in a criminal way and Lisa ends up causing a fuzz or annoying people.

 Gfest loves Bartman Begins.  For more great artwork by Alexander G at deviantART.

Most Tragic Comic Book Death Since Superman and Captain America

In the 2007 The Simpsons movie, the Comic Book Guy said, "I've spent my entire life doing nothing but collecting comic books... and now there's only time to say... LIFE WELL SPENT!"  Greater words have never been spoken!

Well it's 2010 and according to Bongo Comics' August solicitations, "The Simpsons" portly supporting cast member Comic Book Guy will meet his maker in the pages of "Comic Book Guy: The Comic Book" #2 with a funeral eulogized by none other than Stan "The Man" Lee.

As our friends at ComicsAlliance said, "Given that the death will take place in a Bongo comic rather than say, 'The Simpsons on FOX, makes it's quite likely that Springfield's favorite purveyor of sequential art will be reborn by the issue's end. But who knows? Maybe Comic Book Guy truly will have the, "Worst. Funeral. Ever."

Gfest prays for his Resurrection, perhaps as the next White Lantern.

The Simpsons Ke$ha Tik-Tok Opening

Last night Matt Groening and the Simpsons crew replaced their traditional opening sequence with a rendition of Tik-Tok by the ever, under-talented Ke$ha.

This is only the third or fourth time the show has deviated from it's normal title sequence.

The song sucks (so does the artist) but the Simpson's make it rock!   Watch the opening sequence below.

Luke Skywalker and the Joker Team-up to Make Movie

Is Luke Skywalker himself—Mark Hamill—getting ready to direct a movie based on his own darkly satiric crime comic book?

That's the suggestion on The Wrap, which caught up with Hamill at a panel at Los Angeles Comedy Shorts Festival recently.

Hamill, who directed the 2004 documentary "Comic Book: The Movie" and has done considerable voice over work (including an acclaimed turn as the Joker in "Batman: The Animated Series"), told the audience at the Downtown Independent Theater he was ready to go on a project that he'd been trying to get off the ground for some time.