Hilarious Vintage Comic Book Covers

The cards depict comic book covers from the 1960s through the 1980s, featuring favorite characters ranging from Superman to Batman.


















































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Strange and Funny Vintage Valentine Day Cards

Artist Mitch O'Connell has assembled top 100 most strange, odd, perplexing and unintentionally funny vintage valentine cards all collected in one place ...for YOU (with love)!

How Cereal Boxes Have Changed Over Time

It’s pretty crazy to see how graphic design shifts ever over time. From typography to the actual iconic images on our favorite cereals, there seems to be a pattern in advertising where they get bigger and bolder over time. All I know is cereal mascots will forever be engrained in my sugary sweet memory.

Cheerios 1946 and Now


Boo Berry 1981 and Now


Cocoa Puffs 1962 and Now


Count Chocula 1978 and Now


Frosted Flakes 1956 and Now


Franken Berry 1970's and Now


Kix 1950's and Now


Lucky Charms 1963 and Now


Trix 1950's and Now


Apple Jacks 1960's and Now


Cocoa Krispies 1959 and Now


Raisin Bran 1956 and Now


Corn Flakes 1952 and Now


Capn' Crunch 1963 and Now


Fruit Loops 1963 and Now

Via: theimaginaryworld , buzzfeed

Movies from an Alternate Universe

What if the movies of today were made in an earlier era? Who would star? Who would direct? What would the poster look like? Artist Peter Stults ran with that idea and came up with some wonderfully creative and thoughtful posters based on recent movies. How about a black and white version of The Hangover, recast with members of the Rat Pack? Or Trainspotting as a new wave masterpiece by Jean-Luc Godard.