Things We Saw Today: We’ll Never Get Enough of Mike Maihack’s Batgirl and Supergirl

Mike Maihack isn’t doing his Supergirl/Batgirl comics anymore, but he will be auctioning off this piece at HeroesCon this weekend. (Tumblr)

• The Frisky has a cautionary tale, and a good treatise on the difference between opinion and judgement.
• Did you know that Merida’s hair has 1.5k individual curls? You better believe there are animators at Pixar who do. (Vulture)

If you recognize this shape, you’re a better Evangelion fan than I am, because, yes, this is one of a set of three food molds based on Evangelion‘s monstrous kaiju known as Angels. (That’s Nerdalicious!)

• Toronto’s Little Island Comics, which only sells comics and picture books for the ages of twelve and under, puts up a display of Pride-themed kid friendly books every year around this time, and it’s really heartwarming. (Comics Alliance)
• In other news, for the first time ever, the U.S. Department of Defense is going to have a Pride Month event. (The Hollywood Reporter)

Okay. I don’t watch or read Game of Thrones. But I do feel really bad for the kid who plays Joffrey. (Nerds do it Better)

• Beyond Victoriana talks about Mexican steampunk culture, and viewing steampunk and the Victorian Age from the lens of post-colonial cultures.
• 1UP talks to game developer Anna Anthropy about gender and trans identity in games.