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Wednesday various

The Monsters of H.P. Lovecraft’s Cthulhu Mythos, As Drawn By Children [via]
I would so read an entire comic about The Motleys:

Lurk was the muscle. He didn’t talk much, except about Joss Whedon.

The Mime wasn’t on the team, he just followed them around, as if it was really windy.
An incredible story about twins joined at the brain. [via]
Ursula K. Le Guin’s touching tribute to her friend and collaborator: Someone Named Delores [via]
And finally, Science Saved My Soul [via]:

Glenn Beck vs. Science Fiction [via]
Gosh, if watching The Office means that I’m smug and think I’m better than other people, what does it mean that I think the show isn’t quite as good this season? Is that a double-reverse smugness?
Publishing good: Apex Magazine’s Special Arab/Muslim Issue. The impetus for the issue can be found here.
Publishing bad: Cooks Source claims Internet is all public domain, acts like big jerk.
And finally, I give you: the birth of Kitty Pryde.

Ten Things to Know About the Future of Comics. [via]
After this interview with Roger Ebert and his recent Fresh Air interview, I’m starting to think maybe I underestimated Justin Timberlake.
Inside the Lennon/McCartney connection [via]
If you sign on to social networks over public WiFi, you might want to check out Firesheep. Then, if you have the patience, you might want to wade into the debate over whether revealing this security hole to the general public does more harm or good.
And finally, There Will Be Blood for Nintendo.