Office by Alex Penny
The dead ain't nothing but tricks and ectoplasm, yo.
I’m sick of not having any faith in politicians. We need someone reliable, someone dependable, someone who’ll support us when we can’t support ourselves. We need Hodor…
John Steele: Always happy, always honest, always there #hodor2012
At the height of the Age of Austerity a high ranking civil servant suggested that merely seizing and liquidating assets under the Proceeds of Crime Act might be a missed investment opportunity.
Now our biggest exports are drugs, whores, guns, fear and death. The year is 2128, and this is the world where the British Government nationalised organised crime.
Last month was the wettest April in over a hundred years. Allegedly, an entire month’s worth of rain fell in just one of these days. Britain is still apparently “in drought.” There’s something fundamentally absurd about the entire notion.
This is the greatest image on the internet. Ever.
(Source: ultimatehurl)
Entirely true now that I think about it.
The inverse plot relationships of Scooby Doo and Doctor Who.
Now with colour!
‘Doctor Who’ is sort of the opposite of ‘Scooby Doo’- everyone thinks that nothing’s up, but it’s always actually aliens.
…Also instead of a bunch of teenagers, it’s just this one really old guy.
Man, just for once I want the Doctor Who villain-of-the-week to end up being a guy in a suit trying to to scare people away from buried treasure, or attract customers to his amusement park or something
I hadn’t even considered!
ianbrooks: A Song of Hops and Barley by satansbrand
Shirts and stickers available at redbubble. From the George R.R. Martin Brewery in Westeros.
I posted this to the twitters last week and thought I should sling it up here too.
I’ve been rereading Warren Ellis’ Transmetropolitan recently and I noticed a slightly unnerving resemblance between Kristen the ex-political consultant/drug dealer and the current UK Home Secretary.
So, I’m a huge Game of Thrones fan. I was inspired by seeing Kate Beaton’s ASOIAF art yesterday (Ygritte! Beric Dondarrion!), and had a nice discussion about George R.R. Martin’s awesomely varied lady characters. I haven’t drawn any ASOIAF art lately, but I thought I’d collect my previous pieces in a handy bundle right here:
- The disturbingly nondescript Leech Lord, Roose Bolton.
-Brienne of Tarth— powerhouse lady-knight!
-An early morning in King’s Landing with Sansa.
-Jon Snow & Ghost beyond the wall!
(I’ve also drawn a Khal Drogo, but it’s not my favorite, so I’m not including it!)
It’s a bummer that we’ll probably be waiting a while for the rest of the books to come out, but you can bet this isn’t the last batch of ASOIAF art you’ll be seeing from me.
Who’s excited for the start of the second season on HBO next weekend??
