2006
06.19
06.19
Cult Film, TV, Geek Art
Going to Disney World to drop acid and goof on Mickey isn’t revolutionary; going to Disney World in full knowledge of how ridiculous and evil it all is and still having a great innocent time, in some almost unconscious, even psychotic way, is something else altogether. This is what de Certeau describes as “the art of being in-between,” and this is the only path of true freedom in today’s culture. Let us, then, be in-between. Let us revel in Baywatch, Joe Camel, Wired magazine, and even glossy books about the society of spectacle, but let’s never succumb to the glamorous allure of these things.
-Editorial, Hermenaut #10: Popular Culture, 1995
Ghostbusters (1984) Behind the Scenes Photos and Videos
Leonardo Joins the Foot Clan, Feudal Shredder and More TMNT Art by Mateus Santolouco
Vintage ‘Weird Science’ Cover Art by Wally Wood [EC Comics]
Face-Meltingly Awesome Godzilla Paintings by Noriyoshi Ohrai
Mario vs Other Game Characters by Sebastian von Buchwald