Last week I set Kotaku's Photoshop-savvy readers loose on editor-in-chief Stephen Totilo's vacation pics, welcoming him back with countless images of his heavily-modified face. He should be overjoyed with the results.
This Saturday morning, Scott Bradlee & Co bring us their rendition of Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears, a show I honestly could never get into.
It's no secret around here that I love superhero movies, especially anything that's a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but even in my interminable fangirling, I am able to recognize and acknowledge the flaws of these films. First and foremost, many superhero movies just aren't that diverse in terms of casting. There are no current MCU movies lead by a woman (or a person of color, for that matter), and the MCU's main competitor, DC/Warner Brothers, isn't much better. However, with constant talk of a Black Widow solo film and African-American men cast in major roles in the next Fantastic Four movie, it seems we are slowly inching toward more diverse superheroes. That being said, there is still something missing from the conversation, and that is the topic of queer superheroes.
Operation Supply Drop's third annual 8-Bit Salute 24 hour charity game marathon went live this morning at 9 a.m. Eastern time. By 10 a.m. hacers had disabled the military gaming charity's website via DDoS attack.
