We've featured Ann Marcellino's Sailor Moon/Avengers crossover art before, but when these pure, undistilled images of the Sailor Senshi appeared on my Tumblr dash, I couldn't pass 'em up. Prints of selected images are available at Society6, as well as artwork from other fandoms. And hey, Ms. Marcellino? If you make a Uranus and Neptune print, I will buy it.

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Hit Dorkly for the rest of Julia Lepetit and Andrew Bridgman's PSAs from the world of X-Mens. Now you know, and knowing is half the battle.

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Toad, Toad, come here. You're my go-to guy in Mario Kart. You're Princess Peach's right-hand shroom. We've all had days like that, buddy. It's going to be okay. Artist Christopher Hemsworth is the fiendish mind behind these. Click through for more 16-bit angst. Prints are available at Society6. (via Geeks Are Sexy)

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In space, no one can hear you scream. Even if you step on stray blocks. Behold the work of Flickr user Missing Brick, who has many more images where these came from. In related news, I would definitely watch a stop-motion LEGO version of Aliens. Somebody get a Kickstarter going. (via Laughing Squid)

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Our first reaction to hearing the title of the Man of Steel sequel will be Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was "wait a diggy damn minute, [PERSON A] v [PERSON B] is a court case." But other people around the Internet, particularly on Twitter, had different reactions, because the World Wide Web is full of many different variations on snarky smack talking. Here's a sample.

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It's Wednesday, and that means it's time for Rebecca and Jill to share with you our favorite moments from Game of Thrones, "Mockingjay." "Mockingbird." Dammit. The Hunger Games, you have incepted us.

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Bruce Timm, one of the creators of Batman: The Animated Series, didn't make Star Wars. But back in the nineties, he did pitch to see if he could get the job of doing the comic book adaptation of Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace. He didn't get it (he told one interviewer that this was fine with him, once he saw the film: getting the job "would have killed me!") but we do have these lovely images that he used to prove that he could do the job.

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Last week on BBC America's Orphan Black we had fun with texts, clone hugs, and dirty business. This week...there was A LOT of dirty business. Check out the visual recaps with far too many movie and TV references than necessary.

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Only some of these paintings are available to purchase as prints on artist Blule's website, but she does also have a print of Little Red Riding Hood where the hood is the wolf's corpse. I feel the need to point that out, because... Little Red Riding Hood where the hood is the wolf's corpse. C'mon. Never has a watercolor been so metal.

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Wow. Wow. Wow. I'm a big supporter of anyone cosplaying any character they love but there's something to be said for an individual realizing they look oddly similar to an actor and running with it. So is the case for cosplayers Trine Ericzon, aka Santatory (as Game of Thrones' Margaery Tyrell) and Tara Cash (as the most recent incarnation of Lara Croft, Tomb Raider).

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Or, as artist Mona Robles rightly calls them, Pokemayans. She does commissions as well, if you'd like to give your favorite pocket monster the Mesoamerican treatment. Click through for a whole menagerie. (via Game Informer)

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I like home decor that makes guests do a double take. At first glance, you see a typical coffee table item, but upon further inspection, there's a little something for geeks in the know. Etsy shop Moss Love Terrariums deals in such goods. Made by Jacie Anderson-Coovert, these frond-filled vignettes feature some pop culture favorites. Click through for a small crop of them.

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It should surprise absolutely no one that Jill and I have a lot of Oberyn in this week's gallery of our favorite bits from Game of Thrones (recap here).

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Dennis Culver created this series of Disney baddies as Star Wars baddies for Moviefone, and I love all the little details he put in. Oh, and I also love that the Darth Vader/Scar mashup is named "Scarth Vader." Thumbs up on that one.

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Man, that's some tragic gravitas li'l Bruce Wayne is rocking there. I'd say he's hauntingly intense. Is it ever going to stop being hilarious that those were the phrases used by a Gotham casting call and early official synopsis to describe 12-year-old Bruce Wayne? No. No it is not. The bad guys in this set of posters are the only ones who look like they're having anything resembling good time, and I appreciate that. It fits. But God help me if I become in any way attracted to the Penguin. I'm just saying it's a danger at this point. I know, I know.

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The latest episode of Orphan Black may not have been as action-packed as the last few but it sure did deliver on the awesome, didn't it?

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DC Comics has released all of its variant covers for June, on the theme of nineteen-fifties style bombshell posters featuring its major female characters, from Arisia to Zatanna and Mera and Lois Lane in between. The drawings and designs are lovely, and some are even already being pushed to posters, prints, and statues. Still, I agree with DCWKA when I say: why couldn't we get some dude bombshells? Where's Nightwing? Where's Lobo? Where's the Martian Manhunter and his barely-there costume?

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