Triptych: Layton Is A Badass

"Every Puzzle Has An Answer" by Ry-Spirit

"A Professor and His Assistant" by Jeffrey Cruz

"That McGyver Gun Seriously" by ZillaBean

Remember when Layton made a money gun out of spare parts in a casino? BECAUSE THAT TOTALLY HAPPENED FOR REAL. And it was awesome.

Triptych: Mushroom Cloud

"Attack of the Killer Vault Boy" by Renee Chio

"Greetings From The Wasteland!" (t-shirt) by Brandon Wilhelm

"Stay Safe!" by Corrose

Triptych: The Land of Ooo

"BMO Entertainment System" by Justin Edwards

"Real Time" by Cassie Tyler

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"Map of The Land of Ooo" by Panda Bandanna

Guys, I know I post a lot of Adventure Time artwork. I just can't help myself! Seriously, I have such a backlog of great Adventure Time fan art, I'm pretty sure I'll never get caught up.

Triptych: Tiger Style

"99 Steps of Progress: Shoryuken" (t-shirt) by Maentis

"Tiger" (t-shirt) by Winter Artwork

"Sign Fighter" by Bao Nguyen

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And as a bonus, here's Shael Riley and The Grammar Club's vocal mix of Zangief's stage music, Red Cyclone. I think I'm going to make an effort to post more geek rock and nerdcore songs here, now that I've discovered that Google has a secret, built-in music player.

The Grammar Club - Red Cyclone (Vocal Version)
(Shael Riley's gloriously awful website may be found here)

Triptych: A Bunch of Baby Ducks, Send Them To The Moon

"Regular Bros" by Luke Cariaga

"Regular Bros." (t-shirt) by Beware1984

"Just A Regular Wallpaper" by Kyle Templeton

Triptych: This Is A Story About Caves

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"Pignon Party" by Mikaël Aguirre

"Quote vs. Misery" by AmazingTrout

"Cave Story" by Lisa Rye

Showcase: Cartoony Consoles by AmazingTrout

You know what I don't love? Those caricature drawings sold by artists on boardwalks, where they take famous people and distort their most prominent features. To me, they're like the visual art equivalent of puns: trying to get a laugh in the cheapest way possible (side note: I don't hate puns, but you have to admit they're the exact opposite of high-concept humour.)

And yet somehow, when that same principle is applied to videogame consoles, my monocle pops out and I find myself heartily approving. Click the link below to check out more of AmazingTrout's console artwork, including the Sega Game Gear and Atari Lynx.

[Cartoony Consoles]

Cthulhu Cthursday: The Littlest Old One

"Where The Old Things Are" (t-shirt) by Nik Holmes

"Cthulhu Rises" (t-shirt) by Rafahu

"Call of Bloopthulhu" by Josh Mirman

"Call of Snoopthulhu" (t-shirt) by Anna-Maria Jung

"Howard and Cthulhu" (t-shirt) by Baznet

It's been a while since I did one of these, but being as how it's October and I've been reading a lot of Lovecraft lately, today feels like the Cthulhuyest of Cthursdays.

Triptych: What The Glob, Finn?!

"Thumbs Up Finn" by Evan Henry
Life-sized (4'6") and consisting of over 4,000 wooden cubes

"Adventure Time 8-Bits" by VIP 8bits

"Adventure Time Gang" by Lovemi

Triptych: My Neighbor DEATH

"Protect The Forest" (t-shirt) by Baznet

"My Neighbor Frank The Bunny" (t-shirt) by Dann Matthews

"My Neighbor Toroto" by Fernando Fro Reza

Fernando Fro Reza has been making posters based on popular movie theories. The above theory is, as described by redditor TopHatDuck, as follows:

"The rumor says that Totoro is the God of Death, so the persons that can see Totoro are actually close to death, or already dead. What that means for the story is that when Mei goes missing and a sandal is found in the pond, Mei actually drowned. When Satsuki is asked about the sandal she cannot face the truth and lies about it not being Mei's sandal. So Satsuki goes on a desperate search for Totoro, calling for him and actually opens up the door to the realm of the dead herself."

This actually makes so much sense, I can't believe it never occurred to me before.