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• Mask of Alex Pardee’s The Aroma – Monster Made of Ice Cream, Candy, and Donuts
  
• Video: Sheep dressed as human for Halloween
• Bender from Futurama made by a guy at a sheet metal warehouse

  

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Transformers rip-off found in India.

Photo courtesy of Vishal Gadhavi via Engrish.com

• Baby Dressed as Prince from Purple Rain for Halloween
  

Halloween in Arkham: Collages by Harry O. Morris Jr. (1979)

The decidedly different artwork, says Harry, shows the influence of such surrealist artists and poets as Max Ernst, Paul Delvaux, and Andre Breton. Mixed in with the artistic influence is the strong undercurrent of Lovecraftian lore in all that Harry does. He is one of the foremost Lovecraftian scholars in the world publishing, since 1970, the erudite journal Nyctalops devoted to articles and research papers on Lovecraft and his creations. Harry’s other little magazine Nocturne, started in 1973, concentrates on experimental fiction and art.

Harry is a four time nominee for the World Fantasy Convention “Howard” award and is a three time recipient of the Esoteric Order of Dagon award for best visual design. Other works, to list just a few, include covers for the Science Fiction Writers of America Forum, Whispers, Weird Book, The Ebon Lute, Eldritch Tales, Xenophile, and Zymurgy. He currently has a one man show at The Showcase Gallery in Albuquerque, N.M.

Harry is a devoted fan of, and sometime correspondent with, singer Patti Smith, and listens to sounds ranging from Eno to Captain Beefheart to radar beacons. The movie Suspiria has proven a great influence on his recent work, and he never misses a Barbara Steele movie. Harry is sole proprietor of Silver Scarab Press and is one of the few people in the world – perhaps the only one – who can use a printing press as a distinct and uniquely different art medium.

[Golden Age Comic Book Stories]

by Guillermo Fajardo

Artwork by Ben Deguzman (Kinjamin)

This is based on Alison Brie’s rap from the Community Season 3 blooper reel.

From Rob Schrab on eBay:

HADE MADE ROBOCOP COSTUME! Hate that god-awful reboot design? Amaze your friends this Halloween with a costume made of cardboard and blue painter’s tape! Made it to fit myself and I’m 5’9″ 170lbs. All you need is a black leotard (or thermal underwear) and you are set! LADIES love cyborgs! *Dan Harmon not included.

“I’d buy that for a dollar!”

This auction is open until Oct 25, 2012 10:06:27 PDT. (Auction Ended)

Related: Funny quote from Rob Schrab about watching RoboCop backwards

If you watch Robocop backwards it’s about Ronny Cox jumping 30+ stories into a skyscraper, launching bullets out of his chest into a cyborg’s gun which causes the robot cop to slowly change into Buckaroo Banzai.

Rob Schrab is a writer, director, producer, and artist whose credits include Scud: The Disposable Assassin, Robot Bastard!, Monster House, Heat Vision and Jack, Channel 101, The Sarah Silverman Program, Childrens Hospital, Community, and Parks and Recreation.

[robschrab.com | @robschrab]

Community’s Dean Craig Pelton (Jim Rash) photoshopped into the Three Wolf Moon meme by Williamwise518.

by Amgskate

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via Jason Driskill

From The Simpsons episode The Computer Wore Menace Shoes (S12E05).

Homer’s Web Page is a website made by Homer. It was originally a collection of random gif images he found on the Internet and put together into one page. All it showed was the images making a lot of noise and moving randomly and didn’t gain many hits. Homer took the Dancing Jesus image from The Dancing Jesus Home Page, along with many other images from other websites. Homer takes the site down when Lisa tells him that it is illegal to take the images.

After his website failed to gain many hits, he made a new one, Mr. X.

– Simpsons Wiki

Fan-made version you can actually visit: http://leandroprz.com.ar/homerswebpage