- Anonymous said...
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- Where is Ray Plamer? Inside a trumpet!
That would the symbol for the conjoined version of Mal Duncan and Firestorm after the Zeta Beam accident...
That would the symbol for the conjoined version of Mal Duncan and Firestorm after the Zeta Beam accident...
posted by Devon at 6:54 AM on Jun 2, 2007
RAO SYSTEM - Sure, it's mostly a ring of highly radioactive debris around a middling red sun, but c'mon! This is Krypton, the homeworld of Superman himself! Not to mention the possibility of finding trinkets that survived the planet's spectacular end. Does anyone remember the Eradicator? The bottle city of Kandor? Both of them survived Krypton's explosive finale--who knows what else might be there? (Not that we want to encourage graverobbing, you understand...)
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Labels: Brainiac, Braniac, Krypton, kryptonite, Lex Luthor, LexCorp, Superman, tourism
HOLLYWOOD - MGM cartoon star Tom of "Tom and Jerry" fame is apparently on his eighth life, following a traffic accident in downtown Hollywood. Recuperating at Cedars-Sinai Hospital, the feline said through a spokesperson that he only has nine lives and this brings him unhappily closer to the Big Litterbox in the Sky.Tom said he intends to travel to Israel with Madonna as early as Christmas, as he's looking forward to seeing "the locations where the Bible was shot--even the B-roll, y'know?"
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Labels: Butch, Droopy, Felix the Cat, Itchy, Kabbalah, Madonna, Mighty Mouse, Spike the Bulldog, Tom and Jerry
News Of The Weird:
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Labels: Lord Voldermort, Mammicular Homicide, President Bush, Promicin, Superpowered Oddities
After missing Network TV's entire premiere week (yes, sadly, Heroes too) BPD reached the breaking point. We started suffering symptoms of pop culture withdrawal, which included scrambling for back issues of PEOPLE, US and OK! (okaaay) After all, the only programs and activities Redd—Queen of all BPD, wicked be her name, long may the blood red flag fly to her glory, et cetera, et cetera— would approve meant having to choose between being in the audience for The View or a victim of that unfortunate Joker Roast.

Big Thanks to Frank Beddor, Bo Liebman, Nate Barlow and Automatic Pictures for sending in the troops.
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Labels: Automatic Pictures, Breaking News, Frank Beddor, Looking Glass Wars, Stephan Martiniere, The Card Soldiers
BPD WORLD HQ - Children in the Oolong County school system are being tested for side effects, following shocking hyper cephalic development among those students who took part in the "Big Breakfast, Big Day" program. [see Chang Tzu: The Incredible, Edible Egg] The affected children all consumed breakfast sandwiches made from the remains of supervillain Egg Fu. Visible effects include cranial elongation akin to that shown by gamma mutate Samuel Stern (shown at right).
"Kids who ate the green-eggs-and-spam® sandwiches made from, um, reprocessed supervillain yolk have shown drastic... well, I suppose mutation is the only word that fits," admitted school superintendent Gary Chalmers. "In retrospect, using the substance of a possibly alien creature as breakfast food may have been ill-advised." Asked about the school system's liability, he had no comment.
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Labels: Egg Fu, Egg Fu's Young, Oolong Island, The Brain, the Leader, world domination
Part of Seeing Redd Week
How do you test for the authenticity of Wonderland artifacts?
There have been reports that Redd was actually more of a Pink Diamond then a Queen of Hearts. Do you have proof to the contrary?Part of Seeing Redd WeekOOLONG ISLAND - An unknown squad of "benevolent" scientists has donated Chung Zhu (aka Egg Fu) to the Oolong County School Board's 'Big Breakfast, Big Day' program. Tzu's threats went unheard as Commissioner Demi Albumen contemplated the myriad ways he would enrich her pet project. "Not only will Chung Chang—um, Ching-Ching-Chan...er, Chu Tzu. Ahhh--Egg Fu?"
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Labels: breakfast sandwiches, Chang Tzu, Chung Zhu, Egg Fu, Green Eggs and Ham, Wonder Woman
Part of Seeing Redd Week
When we contacted Frank Beddor, we knew there would be risks in opening the door to Wonderland. We never expected anything like this. We were under siege for seventy-two hours by a force of creatures formed from Black Imagination. Their banners proclaimed them Redd's Dreads, an advance force from Wonderland. They have taken over BPD in order to disseminate their message.
We will do our best to continue delivering quality, unbiased news but—well, you readers should prepare for the worst.
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Labels: Alice in Wonderland, Frank Beddor, Seeing Redd, The Looking Glass Wars
Part of Seeing Redd WeekBy Daniel Palacio,
BPD Media Critic and Grouchy Old Man
Tonight, Comedy Central will premiere its roast of The Joker, taped last week in Gotham City. The festivities were hosted by pop culture icon Mark Hamill, who opened the show by pondering why they were honoring "a man who killed more people than Phil Spector". Celebrity roasters included Adam West, Harley Quinn, and Batman, as well as the ubiquitous Jeffrey Ross and Carrot Top.
Like all of the other Comedy Central roasts, most of the comedians took pot shots at one another and handled the guest of honor with kid gloves. Some notable exceptions:
" Seriously, though, he's a (bleep)ing psycho! The only people we know for sure he hasn't killed are Abraham Lincoln and Nicole Brown!" -Jeffrey Ross
"[He's got] a rap sheet a mile long: homicide, grand larceny, kidnapping Brad and Janet..." -Patton Oswalt
"I've watched that lunatic fall off the face of the Earth only to come back stronger than ever a few months later. Just like herpes. Isn't that right, Lisa [Lampanelli]?" -Batman
Still, the Clown Prince of Crime gave as good as he got: "It was nice of my friend the Penguin to join me tonight. Oh wait, that's just Patton Oswalt."
"Bats and I have known each other for a long time, well before he joined the Village People. You look much better without the mustache, by the way."
"I know people give Carrot Top a hard time, but I respect him. After all, he's the only person I know who knows more about bombing than I do."
The mood got a little tense after that last line, when the Joker said he had a prop of his own for Carrot Top, and electrocuted him with his joy buzzer, killing him instantly. The crowd sat in stunned silence for a moment, then erupted in deafening applause. Even Batman gave him a standing ovation, saying to him "That was your one freebie..."
To see what happened next, tune in tonight at 10 PM ET. AND 11 PM ET. And any of the other 50 times Comedy Central will run it this week.
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Labels: Batman, Carrot Top, Comedy Central Roast, Jeffrey Ross, Patton Oswalt, The Joker