The cartoon blog of Andertoons cartoonist Mark Anderson. He discusses his cartoons, cartooning, comics and, oddly enough, LEGO.
Happy March!
Just a reminder that if you’re using my 1988/2016 DC Super Powers calendar for your desktop wallpaper, it’s time for an update.
Click on the image below for this month’s 2560 x 1200 wallpaper:
Wanna grab the other months? Here’s all 12 for you!
Enjoy!
I love comics and I love Valentine’s Day, so over the years I’ve collected a lot of different superhero valentines. Here are just a few of my very favorites:
Love that 1966 Batmobile! (And that hand lettering!)
I dunno what it is exactly that Batman has against a giant red heart, but I trust that he know what he’s doing. He is Batman after all.
Check out the rest of these Batman valentines here.
Too late, Spidey, my Stalker-Sense is tingling.
Nothing says I Love You like the threat of impending violence. This one makes Spidey look downright well adjusted. Sheesh!
Check out the rest of these Marvel valentines here.
OK, these are actually kind of amazing. The idea was to punch out the various parts, put them together, and make 3D action valentines. I tried a few out and they’re challenging, but so rewarding. Here’s some more…
That PlasticMan one is disturbing. Just saying.
Batwoman?! That’s clearly Batgirl.
Check out the rest of these terrific valentines here.
People simply could not get enough Batman back in the 60’s. Even if they’re weird and pretty poorly drawn. And have the answers upside-down on the bottom.
Robin, you’re making me… uncomfortable. Also, that’s a rope, not a trapeze.
OK, you’ve got me on this one. Batman stabbing a dragon/snake with a heart to demonstrate his feelings?! Bad. But that “THUNK!” sound is just awful!
I dare you not look at the rest of these.
OK, technically these are more general romance cards than true Valentine’s Day cards, but I couldn’t resist sharing these.
Environmentalist Wonder Woman, you had me at ‘energy crisis.’
That is pretty lame, but I’m not proud. Yes. Yes, Wonder Woman, I would.
See the rest of these unbelievably awesome cards here.
So, if you’re in a lurch for superhero valentines, feel free to print these out! And have a super Valentine’s Day!
Happy February!
Just a reminder that if you’re using my 1988/2016 DC Super Powers calendar for your desktop wallpaper, it’s time for an update.
Click on the image below for this month’s 2560 x 1200 wallpaper:
Wanna grab the other months? Here’s all 12 for you!
Enjoy!
Happy New Year!
Did you know that calendars repeat occasionally? There’s a 28 year cycle wherein certain years will begin on the same day of the week as other years. (There’s a more detailed explanation here.) For example, 2016 has the same days and dates as the years 1988, 1960, 1932 etc… Neat, huh?
So while there’s a lot of nice 2016 calendars out there, I’m going a little more old school and hanging up this 1988 DC Super Powers calendar instead. (Believe you me, a good leap year superhero calendar was hard to find!) And as long as I was scanning everything in, I thought I’d share them!
Click on the images below and you’ll get big beautiful 2560 x 1200 images with both the top image page and the bottom calendar page. Feel free to grab them and use them as some awesome desktop wallpapers.
Have a great year!
Man of Steel opens this week, so to help get you in the mood, here’s some super sticker cards from 1978! (I’ve just posted the Superman ones here, you can see all 30 over at Flickr.) Enjoy:
Can’t get enough Man of Steel? Then check these out: