For Lack of Better Words

Imaginary What If…? issue. What If Magneto Formed The Original X-Men commission by John Byrne.

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collegehumor:

Oh Honey, No, You’re Going to Regret That Tattoo [Click for more]

Because every bet has a loser.

zodiaccity:

REPOST - Zodiac signs that are always strong when they need to be.

zodiaccity:

I’m SHINY NASTY! What’s your rapper name?

film-dot-com:

BILL MURRAY FOILS TOKYO BANK ROBBERY

…because *of course* he did. honestly, the moment i saw that headline, i was just like “yup, that sounds about right.” oh, bill murray, a superhero for the modern age. here’s the story from The Prevailing Ethos:

Tokyo, Japan – A bank robber was apprehended today in Tokyo after stopping to talk with none other than Bill Murray. “The man robbed the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, ran out, saw Bill Murray walking on the street and stopped to talk to him. That’s when authorities were able to apprehend him,” Tokyo Police Chief Yakuza Mori told reporters.

Bill Murray who is in Tokyo promoting a new movie told reporters about the incident. “I saw this man in the street running towards me with a bag in his hand. Then he suddenly stopped when he saw me. He asked me if I was Bob Harris, the character I played in Lost in Translation. I told him, ‘sure, why not’.

Then he started telling me how much he loved me and how great he thought I was.

“I was polite, I told him that was very nice of him to say. Then kind of out of nowhere, police showed up and tackled the man,” Murray said.

“Some people might call me a hero, but I’m no hero. The real heroes today are the men and women of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department.” 

Even if this whole thing were to be proven false, the real story here is that his myth has evolved in such a way that it *sounds* plausible.

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zodiaccity:

It can be hard for CANCER to make friends because….

Wonder Woman Hardcover Encyclopedia by Adam Hughes

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Superman illustration by Kevin Nowlan, from Modern Masters Volume 4, published by TwoMorrows, December 2004.

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A page from UNCANNY X-MEN #135 by John Byrne and Terry Austin.

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