If you liked that here are a few others:

Pointers, Sandwich, Open Source, Linux User at Best Buy, Compiling, Compiler Complaint, Ultimate Game, Hats & Form

or you could just start at the beginning and work your way through the XKCD site

Heroes is back tonight in the US, so that means it wont be long before it airs over here in the UK. Though I have to say, I was quite disappointed with volume 3.  Perhaps it was the fact that Zachary Quinto’s character (Sylar) couldn’t decide if he was good or bad.

Or maybe it is how irritating Hayden Panettiere’s character, Claire, has become – constantly moaning and whining about everything. The most annoying thing about it all is that you know she can’t be killed. Even after she had lost her powers and died – she still came back from the dead. Maybe they need a new slogan? ‘Kill the cheerleader, save the show‘. But that’s just my opinion.

But with that all said and done, I am still actually looking forward to Volume 4. I just hope it gets a lot better than it has been.

Just thought I’d add to the hype after going to see the Dark Knight at the weekend. All I can say is that it’s brilliant. Fantastic. I’m afraid there’s not enough words to describe how great it is. Clearly a masterpiece. It’s dark, sinister, complex…Believe all the hype you read, I was so impressed with the Dark Knight that I’m even considering going to see it again.

Brilliant, also checkout the James Bond theme song

I am sure it happens to every superhero every once in a while. You’re out fighting the forces of evil, and after tying up that last bad guy you just happen to notice you’re just across the street from a supermarket and you know if you don’t just nip across and get those needed items you’ll only have to go out and do it tomorrow; or in Batman’s case, send Alfred out. Clearly Batman’s too much of a nice a guy to send Alfred out just for milk and toilet paper. Classic video. Enjoy

Anyway the first episode is set four months after the events that took place at the end of season one, & from the trailer that I’ve posted below it looks like both Nathan Petrelli (Adrian Pasdar) & Peter Petrelli (Milo Ventimiglia) survived the explosion, in the trailer you see Nathan’s reflection in a broken mirror for a split second, & towards the end you see a glimpse of Peter. you also see Matt Parkman (Greg Grunberg) & Sylar (Zachary Quinto) but we all knew Sylar would be back for season 2, after all you can’t keep a good villain down. The only character not seen in the trailer that had been fatally wounded or presumed dead at the end of season one, was D.L. Hawkins (Leonard Roberts) looks like the rumors floating around the Internet about this characters demise could be true.

For more animations like this check out www.howitshouldhaveended.com

Well they are all created by comic book ilustrater Tim Sale. The body of Sale’s comics work has been with collaborator Jeph Loeb who is also a writer and producer on the show.

The two have produced popular works such as Batman: The Long Halloween, Batman: Dark Victory, and the so-called ‘color’ books for Marvel Comics starring characters such as Spider-Man and Daredevil.

Just over a month ago, four of the paintings that where featured in the TV show went up for auction. The paintings that where auctioned marked pivotal moments in the TV series: The Exploding Man, Homecoming, The Eclipse and Hiro Battles The T-Rex the highest bid was a huge $25,000 on the Homecoming painting probably one of the most iconic images in the first season. All the proceeds went to the National Epilepsy Foundation.

Also there is an article here in which Sale talks about the stories behind some of the paintings that appear throughout the series.