So Elon Musk is launching a robocab after investing in brain chips and also has a goal of going to Mars.

Are we sure that he didn't suffer some sort of trauma OCD in 1990 and imprinted at a showing of "Total Recall"?

Bring back one cancelled TV show.

This. This, right here. This is the comic that broke my brain, and made me realize how much world building was possible with the medium. I vividly recall randomly picking up THB by Paul Pope, and being blown away.

"The Expanse" by Mikhail Vinogradov (1963)

On Friday I visited the Grolier Club in Manhattan to view the exhibit of Imaginary Books. It was extremely cool, and worth checking out if you are in the area. (It's free and will be up until February 15th) #thekinginyellow #booksky

"By the gods, she's over 9000!"

Oh Hai @manlymikecurtis.bsky.social Good to see you. Still busy as ever?

I really liked his short story collection Cascade Point. Several of the stories follow the crew of a Serenity-type cargo ship with well defined setting rules.

Just don't go overboard...

Same ..

This is a great idea.

Dandadan ep. 8 continues to deliver. I particularly enjoyed the cold open where the characters are eating somen and get into an argument but won't stop eating the noodles. So the show throws up captions as the voice actors have to deliver their lines with their mouths full.

It's Friday. Time to give those windmills a break.
(art by Moebius)

This preview image from the upcoming 𝗔𝗹𝗶𝗲𝗻: 𝗘𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗵 series gets me excited, mostly because for a moment I think it's going to be about a quirky waitress in Montmartre who enacts complex schemes to spread joy amongst her neighbors, but is afraid to be loved herself. Also there are loads of xenomorphs.

I really dig Mikey the Exo's pullover in the Airtight Garage by Moebius. I generally assume it is the glyph for his alien alma mater, but maybe it's just the emblem of his favorite Prog Rock band?