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PixelDrip Gallery paid tribute to The Legend of Korra with an art show on March 23rd-24th 2013! The gallery featured work from more than a hundred artists! ( Even I added to the mix... ) It was held at Monk Space, located at 4414 West 2nd Street, Los Angeles, CA 90004.

Netflix instant review - Animated edition

Hey for those of you out there looking for something to watch on Netflix instant streaming, they've just added a ton of animated goodies for you, here's a few series that I highly recommend:



Justice League 

Justice League Unlimited 

This follow up to Paul Dini's Batman and Superman Animated is a comic lovers dream come to life. Written by the late Dwayne McDuffie, this series treats the material seriously and features almost every character in the DC universe worth showcasing. I should also mention that it's one of the few animated shows that tied up all it's loose ends by the final episode which by the way is one of my favorite TV show episodes of all time.









Batman Beyond

Dini and Timm followed up their legendary Batman TAS by jumping 30 years or so. Bruce Wayne has retired the cowl and takes on a protege willing to carry on his legacy, Terry McGinnis. I think this show didn't catch on as well due in part to fans unwillingness to accept anyone other than Bruce Wayne as Batman, but if you give it a chance (it's a short 3 seasons) It's a fun show that most comic fans should enjoy.














Batman: Brave and the Bold

This Batman show while not in the same continuity vein as the previous Two aforementioned series, is still a delightfully fun team up show that hardens back to simpler times. I feel that this series was never given a far chance by fans due to it's Batman 1966 inspired look but I think anyone who enjoys animated super hero adventures will be right at home watching this program. The show follows a "guest of the week" format featuring Batman and a variety of surprisingly obscure characters that you normally wouldn't think you'd see on TV ( B'wana Beast, Adam Strange!?!) I confess that I haven't seen the entire series, but now thanks to Netflix instant.

The Venture Bros.

Hands down the greatest television show ever made, animated or otherwise and of you beg to differ, you'll have to face the wrath of Brock Samson!















There are a few other additions to the Netflix instant library worth mentioning Samurai Jack and The Power Puff Girls which are great if you have a little one who wasn't around to enjoy them when they first aired.

-JB

AMC's THE WALKING DEAD Season 3 TRAILER

I normally don't get this ape shit over TV show but your going to have to give me a little leeway with the Walking Dead, hands down my favorite boob tube show ( sorry Walter White, you and your blue meth come in at a close second )

Here's the Season 3 trailer, enjoy:

WALKING DEAD SEASON 2 : The Zombies are coming, the zombies are coming!!!

Just a friendly reminder that the greatest television show on earth is back.

11 minute unaired Plastic-Man pilot.

Here's an cool animated clip by artist Andy Suriano as a pitch for a new cartoon series for where else....The Cartoon Network. Tom Kenny, best known as the narrator of The PowerPuff Girls and Sponge Bob lent his voice to the title character PasticMan.

I'm enjoyed the light hearted direction they went with that owes a lot to Kyle Baker's nifty PlasticMan limited DC series from a few years ago with a hint Jack Cole's humor from the original comic.

It's a shame that this didn't get picked up since it seemed like a fun idea for a show.

Here's the Clip, enjoy:

AMC's "Walking Dead" premiere episode

I just have to support this show with a plug, it's that damn good!

Just in case you missed the premiere episode of what could be my favorite TV series of all time, I've taken the liberty of throwing it up here for your enjoyment.

( in case your bored at work )

SUNDAYS on AMC @ 10PM