One of Roger Kirkman’s Walking Dead zombies, comes to life. Sorta…

Production began last week for the new AMC zombie series ‘The Walking Dead”. Walking Dead is based on the long-running Roger Kirkman comic of the same name. Special effects for The Walking Dead were done by Jeremy Aiello. Aiello’s bloody handiwork has appeared in movies like Planet Terror, Death Proof, Sin City, George A. Romero’s Land of the Dead and, Bordello of Blood.

Look for The Walking Dead to hit the cable airwaves in October.

More via The Walking Dead blog via AMC.

Henry and Glenn Forever by Tom Neely.

Yes. Yes. Yes, please. I think. Get yours, here.

More on artist Tom Neely here.

Thanks! Classic Rock Magazine.

Adventure Time! More madness from the every excellent Fred Seibert. For AFJ.

Adventure Time!, a new animated series for kids, will make it’s debut in April. Why should you care? Because Adventure Time! is basically a super-trippy, PG rated version of Super Jail. Yes, really.

So, be sure to clean out your very best Budweiser bong because Adventure Time! premieres on Cartoon Network on April 5th.

Quentin Tarantino as Brainy Smurf. Image by Cherrybombed.com.

Quentin Tarantino has been cast as the voice of Brainy Smurf in the upcoming CGI Smurf flick, due out sometime in 2011.

The Illustrated Lebowski.

Source.

Fear and Loathing in Sesame Street.

Via: Buzz Feed (original source: Kitty Chanel Blog).

Stylo from Gorillaz.

Stylo comes from Gorillaz third record, Plastic Beach is due out on March 8th.

Also, check out Gorillaz.com to play The Plastic Beach game. This sweet little time killer even includes an animated appearance by Mr. Roarke’s main man, Hervé Villechaize.

Axe Cop! The greatest movie trailer ever. Written by Malachai Nicolle, age five.

More via Axe Cop.com.

Thanks!: BLORT!

Brazilian cartoon featuring Bruce Dickinson and Iron Maiden’s mascot, Eddie flying a plane by cartoonist Mauricio Ricardo.

Thing is, I’m pretty sure the real Bruce Dickinson can do all those things in an actual airplane. For more cartooney madness from Brazilian artist Mauricio Ricardo, visit his website.

Source: Classic Rock

Nicholas Cage Adventure Set by Brandon Bird. $12 plus shipping. And worth every fucking nickle!

Nine Nick Cage stickers in all. Get you’re here.

Thanks!: BLORT!

Last Kiss comic. Art by John Lustig, caption by Scott Card. Thanks to AFJ for the link.

Think you can come up with some drunk dialog to go along with this Last Kiss comic? If you do, you might win a bunch of cool prizes from Last Kiss and your winning words will be published on GoComics.com, Last Kiss Comics, World Famous Comics and other websites that feature Last Kiss on February 15th.

For more info, click here.

Joey Ramone by Tim Burton. For LP.

A huge exhibit featuring 700 different pieces of art ranging from paintings, interactive media, mannequins and statues created by director Tim Burton, are on display now through April 26th at MoMa in New York.

More via Moma.org.

The secret life of the tooth fairy.

More comics that laugh as they destroy your childhood memories via Maneggs.

Thanks!: Flash Glam Trash.

He-Man, Under the Influence Group Show.

The excellent Alex Pardee is one of 100 artists that contributed to the He-Man Under the Influence group show that opens tonight at Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles. All the art’s also on-sale, with 15% of the proceeds going to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

The inky homage to the most powerful man in the universe and his friends kicks off at 7 pm. All ages are welcome and admission is FREE.

More via Alex Pardee’s blog.

The “He-Man” recliner by Sears. $214.99.

You can be sure that even though he was an aristocrat with a secret identity, Prince Adam never possessed an actual “He-Man” chair. This week’s 1974 obsession is the “He-Man” chair, found on page 1270 of the 1974 Sears Fall/Winter Catalog. Anyway, is it me or does He-Man look pretty relaxed for a dude wearing purple trousers?

Intro for Samurai Jack. Created by Genndy Tartakovsky

The film adaptation of Samurai Jack, one of my favorite animated series of all time, is coming to the big screen using a mix of 2D animation as well as stereoscopic 3D. The film has a big budget ($20 million!) and two big names associated with it’s production.  J.J. Abrams (a self-confessed Samurai junkie) and Fred Siebert (who’s creative CV to extensive to list, but you can read about him here) will co-produce the flick and Jack’s creator, Genndy Tartakovsky, is set to write and direct the film. So far there’s no release date for Samurai Jack, so stay tooned…

Goodnight, Keith Moon. Listen at 1:18 in to hear “Goodnight Cherrybombs”.

I’m pretty sure I’m going to hell just for posting this but, I’m pretty sure I’m going to hell anyway so what’s the diff…

A cleaner looking version of Goodnight Keith Moon can be viewed here.

Blunder Woman.

Mad Magazine’s 11th Annual “Stupidest 20 People of the Year” issue is out now. David Letterman’s arch enemy, Sarah Palin comes in at #18 as “Blunder Woman”. Other stupid people on Mad’s list include Glenn Beck, Kanye West, and Tricky Dick Cheney. Wondering who was #1? Click here to find out…

More from Mad, here.

So you boss is jerk. At least he doesn’t jerk off at work. In your cubicle. As far as you know…

I love The Oatmeal.

Thanks!: RDK.

Aim HIGH! When I grow up, I want to be just like Mommy.

Although this Kindergarten teachers keen observation is somewhat suspicious, I have to admit that Home Depot sure looks a lot like the inside of Showgirls, Inc. On a busy night I might add.