Four letters from Otis Frampton’s three, geek-infused, ABCDEFGeek alphabets. Be sure to read all the letters.
Previously on Popped Culture…
Z Is For Zissou
The Game Over Tinies
A Perfectly Cromulent Alphabet
Showing posts with label Alphabets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alphabets. Show all posts
ABCDEFGeek
Four letters from Otis Frampton’s three, geek-infused, ABCDEFGeek alphabets. Be sure to read all the letters.
Previously on Popped Culture…
Z Is For Zissou
The Game Over Tinies
A Perfectly Cromulent Alphabet
Rock 'N' Roll A to Z
The Game Over Tinies
Video games deaths in the style of Edward Gorey’s The Gashlycrumb Tinies by Brentalfloss | Poster (h/t Shane Dingman)
Previously Popped Culture...
P Is For Pac-Man, T Is For Tetris
Z Is For Zissou: A Pop Culture Alphabet
A Dimension Not Only Of Sight And Sound
The War Film Alphabet
I only got 12 out of 26 - pretty disappointed. Anyone care to make a run at it? I don't have an answer key. (Steven Wildish via Neatorama)
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The Vietnam War Movie Memorial
The Sinking Of The Milton Bradley
This Is My Power. There Are Many Others Like It, But This One Is Mine
Star Wars Alphabet
From Admiral Ackbar to Zuckuss, an alphabet for your little geek. I've purchased the superhero version for my 5-year-old and I can attest to the quality. (Star Warsphabet by Fabian Gonzalez)
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P Is For Pac-Man, T Is For Tetris
Another awesome alphabet series from Fabian Gonzalez, who says he is wrapping up the series with this video-game-inspired alphabet. I did my worse on this one, only picking up 12 of 24. You can also get it on a poster or tee.
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Robots: A-Z
When the robot revolution begins I'll have little idea who or what's attacking me as I could only name half of these, at best. (Robots: A-Z at TShirtLaundry, via shitoid)
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Famous Robots Roles During The Robot Apocalypse
Robot Spare Parts
I Fought The Laws...
A Perfectly Cromulent Alphabet
I love this alphabet, but I may have to turn in my Simpsons credentials as I'm stumped by Y. Had a tough time with X and Z too, but finally sussed them out. What has happened to me?! (Simphabet by Fabian Gzlez)
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A Superheroes ABC
I think I know a four-year old that's going to be an incredibly happy boy soon. Now I just have to make sure I can name all the letters — I have to admit I had to look a couple of them up. (ABC Superheroes by Fabian Gonzalez. Thanks Shane.)
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The ABC’s Of Heavy Metal
Teach your little headbangers to rock and roll all night and spell every day. (By Aye Jay for Nakatomi Stuff)
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SpongeBob's Got Big Balls
Wanted, Dead Or Alive
Z Is For Zissou: A Pop Culture Alphabet
Granny Grimm's Book of Ghoulish Grammar
Granny Grimm's Ghoulish Book of Grammar is a weekly artistic experiment by artist Nik Holmes that explores the world of horror films — It, Nightmare on Elm Street, Scream — one slant, alphabetic pictogram at a time. Entries premiere every Thursday at noon at Strange Kids Club.
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The Gamer’s Alphabet: A-Z
The Gamer’s Alphabet by Penny Arcade forum member El Jeffe. (Link via Unreality)
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F Is For Freeze Ray
A Is For Angel, B Is For Buffy
Z Is For Zissou: A Pop Culture Alphabet
Shakespeare A-Z
Outside of Macbeth I've just never been much of a Shakespeare aficionado, but I know a great concept when I see one and SeedUvPain's Shakespeare A-Z for Shirt.Woot more than fits the bill.
For those of you who need a refresher (like me) here is a who's who:
A-J: Antony (Julius Caesar), Bottom (Midsummer Night’s Dream), Cleopatra (Antony and Cleopatra), Dromio (Comedy of Errors), Edmund (King Lear), Falstaff (Henry IV), Goodfellow (Midsummer Night’s Dream), Hamlet (Hamlet) Iago (Othello), Julius Caesar (Julius Caesar)
K-T: Kate (Taming of the Shrew), Lady M (Macbeth), Macbeth (Macbeth), Nurse (Romeo and Juliet) Ophelia (Hamlet), Prospero (Tempest), Quintus (Titus Andronicus), Richard III (Richard III), Shylock (Merchant of Venice), Tybalt (Romeo and Juliet)
U-Z: Ulysses (Troilus and Cressida), Valentine (Two Gentlemen of Verona), Weird Sisters (MacBeth), eXit, pursued by a bear (Winter’s Tale), Yorick (Hamlet), Z (Shakespeare)
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Green Eggs and Hamlet
Scooby-Doo And The Prince of Denmark
William Shakespeare's Pulp Fiction
Z Is For Zissou: A Pop Culture Alphabet
The Z-A of some memorable movie characters. On my first look I'd say I could identify 16/24. (Z-A via Jaco Haasbroek)
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A Is For Angel, B Is For Buffy
F Is For Freeze Ray
A Dimension Not Only Of Sight And Sound
A Dimension Not Only Of Sight And Sound
A Twilight Zone ABC, Dave Perillo's piece for Gallery 1988's tribute to the classic sci-fi show. I can't wait to see the whole show.
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Prepare To Enter... The Scary Door
A Is For Angel, B Is For Buffy
F Is For Freeze Ray
A Is For Angel, B Is For Buffy
A Whedon Alphabet. A soon to be complete set of Flash cards from Orphan Elliott. (Link via The Zeray Gazette)
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F Is For Freeze Ray
Velma The Vampire Hunter
Cereal Killer, Qu'est-ce Que C'est?
S Is For Somalian Pirates
The year in review from the National Post's editorial cartoonist Gary Clement.
F Is For Freeze Ray
Professor Farnsworth: "So what are you doing to protect my constitutional right to bear doomsday devices?"And where does it begin? It seems today that nobody is putting any thought into teaching the next generation of mad scientists and supervillains? Remember the children are our horrifying future! Thankfully Xylocopa has stepped up with a Young Mad Scientist's First Alphabet Blocks.
NRA Guy: "Well, first off, we're gonna get rid of that three day waiting period for mad scientists."
Farnsworth: "Damn straight! Today the mad scientist can't get a doomsday device, tomorrow it's the mad grad student! Where will it end?!"
"We have noticed that there is absolutely no training in the K-6 grades that prepares students to become mad scientists. In this competitive 21st-century world, the need for mad scientists will only increase, but the lack of basic education in primary school leaves us concerned that there will be no future students capable of leading in this illustrious field.A - Appendages
"These lovely blocks contain many carefully engraved illustrations of the equipment, training, and activities that a budding mad scientist will require, combined with a clever alphabetic introduction to the concept depicted. A complete list of the images represented by the letters is as follows:
B - Bioengineering
C - Caffeine
D - Dirigible
E - Experiment
F - Freeze ray
G - Goggles
H - Henchmen
I - Invention
J - Jargon
K - Potassium
L - Laser
M - Maniacal
N - Nanotechnology
O - Organs
P - Peasants (with Pitchforks)
Q - Quantum physics
R - Robot
S - Self-experimentation
T - Tentacles
U - Underground Lair
V - Virus
W - Wrench
X - X-Ray
Y - You, the Mad Scientist of Tomorrow
Z - Zombies
So won't you help and warp a young mind today?
The ABCs of Horror
An Alphabet of Horror for your pre-Halloween festivities. Jared von Hindman of Head Injury Theater has put together a ABC of horror movie monsters and ghouls (or at least he did a couple of years ago. I just got around to it via a link from Coolios, which is kindly linking to my Last Supper smorgasbord. Yay, interweb!) Anyway, Hindman's site sucked me in for quite awhile, just like current fave Topless Robot, which together make me wonder why I bother.And seeing as I an name dropping sites, I picked the letter C above for Matt of Culture Kills who doesn't think clowns are scary, but has more than enough film-related fears to last a lifetime.
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