Arby’s has introduced its new $2.99 Grab-N-Go Meal Deal which allows customers “to go behind the counter at any franchise location and grab as much roast beef as they can with their bare hands” for $3. We’re pretty sure this means we’ll have to do the Four Color Freak-Out at the local Arby’s from now on as Bobby has decided to move into their lobby.
Oh Onion, this is why love you.
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The final issue of Secret Avengers by writer Warren Ellis isn’t bad, but then again it isn’t all that great either. I won’t go so far as to say he phoned it in, but this is a rather lackluster end to his run on the comic.
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Daryl Mandryk is a Canadian artist and illustrator from Vancouver, British Columbia. Check out more of his work here.
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Hal Jordan and Sinestro‘s partnership comes to an end as the pair are able to successfully free Sinestro’s homeworld of Korugar from his Sinestro Corps. Sinestro is good to his word by allowing Jordan to keep a ring, but returns him to Earth without the ability to charge it.
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Thanks to our pal Dustin for finding this fun mashup of Lionel Richie’s “Hello” with scenes from several movies which I’m sure you’ll be able to recognize.
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In order to get the men who murdered his father (Tom Skerritt) Nate (Timothy Hutton) is going to need some help. Dubinech (Saul Rubinek) knows the team and their methods, after all he’s the one who originally put them together. Now freed from jail his one responsibility is to keep Nate and his team away from Latimer (Leon Rippy). Not surprisingly, this turns out to be easier said than done.
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Think Geek now has a motion-sensitive Star Trek Electronic Door Chime fans of the original series are sure to appreciate. Now every time someone crosses the threshold of your door the trademark “Swoosh” will sound. How much would you pay to live in the 23rd Century? Only $30!
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Last week Mike D, the “head grammarian” of Beastie Boys, stopped by The Colbert Report to solve a dispute between New York Times crossword puzzle editor Will Shortz and blogger Julieanne Smolinski about the meaning of “illin.”
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