This looks like an ordinary Lego construction of a retro TV but it’s not. See that Superman? It flies on screen, zooming through a the landscape. The screen is mechanised and made entirely with Lego. More »
The first issue of Action Comics sold for 10 US cents in 1938 and featured a brand new hero: Superman. Fast forward 73 years and that same comic leaps to over $US2 million dollars in a single bound. More »
I’m not much of a DC Comics fan — Ryan Reynolds as The Green Lantern took care of that — but this meticulously-crafted diorama of an assault on the Daily Planet is just jaw-dropping. Check out the full image after the jump. More »
You’ll need a little bit more than pocket change to afford one of the rarest comics in existence, once owned by one of Hollywood’s strangest leading men. More »
The fins of an engine turbine usually take days to finish. GE’s new Blue Arc machining gear does it in hours. How? Instead of just drilling away metal with a harder material, it’s scorched off with an electric blast. More »
The adventures of Mark Zuckerberg, the one and only Facebook king, philanthropist and unlikely gazillionaire – is now coming to the world of comics. And what’s more, it actually looks like something worth reading…in the toilet. More »
Lady Gaga is bringing futuristic video screen glasses to the world, but movies and television have already expanded our eyewear horizons. Here are a dozen specs, lenses and goggles with powers that go far beyond video play More »
