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Just to cheer you up a bit. Enjoy! :happybounce: :happybounce: :happybounce: :happybounce: :happybounce:

If you've never seen this, it's a treat. If you have, see it again. I can't get enough of this. The movie is great too!  :-)

Our good old Captain managed to remain well preserved after about 70 years on ice, in the arctic. Most of us remember (well those living in non-tropical regions anyway) what it feels like when you forget to pack good gloves on a cold day. Brrrrrr! Essentially it all means that Captain America survived a 70-year frostbite. Now that's one tough superhero. :)

It starts one day when a web publisher asks you for samples showcasing various styles of work, for some art page on their web portal. The deadline being pretty short, you create a few illustrations that could be postcards, cartoons, paintings. One style is missing: we need a comic book page. Since you don't want to use any of the current work — most of them not finished anyway — we come up with a short action sequence from a sci-fi story inspired by numerous European graphic novels: "Journey of the Volunteer". Read the entire post here: Birth of a webcomic

The convicted alien bad guy, Boris the Animal (Jermaine Clement), provides the opposition to the Men in Black in MIB 3. He breaks out of prison intent on getting his revenge on the agent who put him there, and took out his arm in the process: Agent K. Boris travels back in time and kills young K, effectively erasing him from the future and putting the earth population in mortal danger. His race was believed to be extinct; Boris was the last. Apparently those reports were wrong. See Boris The Animal