I forgot I did these. You'd think the current movie would have reminded me, so I could have revisited and recycled this content earlier.

Click the image above to see the full Iron Man-crashing-through-the-skylight strip, and click the MORE button below to see a random assortment of rewritten Iron Man panels.

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PROTIP: If you’re going to build a robot that can think for itself and then make it do menial labor, don’t make it twice your size, indestructible, and strong enough to pick you up and use your body to beat your friends to death. Alas, such is ever the folly of man.

Feel free to learn this lesson well when reading about the comic book adventures of Marvex the Super-Robot, in his first adventure.

I drew on three postcards over the weekend, but don't have recipients in mind. So instead, the first three people to check in here with a comment can get a postcard sent to them today.

(Anyone past three... may just have to wait a bit. But will probably get a postcard.)

So who wants a postcard?

This is the packaging to a Japanese snack, little hoops flavored with a habañero pepper powder. The interesting thing about the packaging, and the reason I took the time to scan it, is that it took me a while to recognize that every single flame on the package is actually a stylized letter. You can read, repeated around the central image, the words "tyrant habañero."

Japanese-speaking coworkers told me that the demonic pepper is saying something like "no enemies," meaning that there is no equal on the market to him... none come close or can be considered actual competition.

Click on the image to view it full size and marvel at the twisty typography.