Akira originally appeared as a comic book in December of 1982 in the Young Magazine anthology. The series of comic books sold over 3 million copies which made it one of the top sellers of all time. The series and later graphic novel gained even more popularity with audiences in the United States when it was translated and released by Marvel Comics. Akira has also been translated into over thirteen different languages including French, Italian, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Chinese, Finnish, Swedish, Polish and Indonesian.

Taken outside a luncheonette on Jay Street near Proctors Theater.

This is one of the greatest scenes ever to be captured on film and now it will live on forever in lunch box form. Thank you Flick & Schwartz for proving that a wet tongue WILL stick to a frozen metal pole.

Come to think of it, your headlights aren't too bad looking either.

Sorry, I was in the 'Hot Chicks Room' watching some 'Pro-Thunderball' while doing some lines of 'Supercool' with 'Bongboy' and forgot to attach the pictures.

The Upright Citizens Brigade (Matt Besser, Amy Poehler, Matt Walsh, and Ian Roberts) may be the most anarchic comics to come out of the late Del Close's legendary Chicago improv company, Second City. In their brand of sketch comedy, a theatre-of-the-absurd chaos develops from seemingly unrelated threads, which eventually come together with surreal precision. Comedy Central has finally released the first season of their brilliant and subversive sketch comedy show on DVD. If you liked MTV's The State, FOX's The Ben Stiller Show, and HBO's Mr. Show and I suggest you pick a copy now.

I was in the middle of a mall crawl when I happened to pass a Waldens Books or a B Dalton and saw this prominent window display of 'America 24/7' which just so happens to have a picture by a fellow HN poster, amature photographer and future 'World's Greatest Dad' Mr. Mike Lee.