In his world, Calvin is the only one who can see Hobbes. In Hobbes' world, he's the only one who can see Calvin. Together, they grow up.

You made it, Scotty.

[I was scared to read this, since it deals with Molly, an often problematic part of the <I>Sherlock</i> canon; it turned out to be much, much better than I'd anticipated, and deftly gives her agency, sense, and reasons behind behavior that looks painfully embarrassing on-screen. So: ] "In which Molly Hooper gets a job, gets a degree, breaks a heart, has her heart broken, falls in love, keeps a secret, saves a life, runs a morgue, falls apart, pulls it together, and finds exactly what she didn't know she was looking for--not necessarily in that order."

Moonrise Kingdom - muss ich sehen. Soundtrack: Muss ich haben! #wesanderson #awesome WHEEEEE!

"Let me state the goal again: take the MESS project, which is a massive open-sourced effort to emulate every possible computer system and console that exists, and make it run in a window in a browser. In doing so, allow anyone with a web browser of reasonable power the ability to experience, in great convenience, many of the aspects of any previously made software in human history. This is a very lofty goal."

Fucking amazing.

Last week Alex Knapp at Forbes published an article criticizing my Nikola Tesla comic. I don't normally respond to these kinds of thing, but since it's' Forbes I figured a proper response was in order.

"I’m trying to like you, Tony. You’re just making it very hard."

It started with a message, a late-night visit, and a God of Mischief in Tony’s bed. A story of trust, trickery, unwilling aid and inevitable attraction.