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Gangnam Style: DragonCon 2012 Edition
September 5th, 2012 7:30 PMCheck out this ultimate fandom tribute to PSY's viral K-POP sensation "Gangnam Style" put together by a group of cosplayers at this year's DragonCon in Atlanta, Georgia.
Not Even Once
September 5th, 2012 7:00 PM
Bad Luck Brian has had the worst first week of college ever.
Stahp
September 5th, 2012 6:32 PM
This four-pane comic series features disturbed-looking subjects expressing their disapproval for someone else's behavior.
Meet @TheXavius
September 5th, 2012 5:30 PM
Before Instagram, photography used to be just people who knew how to use cameras. This faux-documentary will introduce you to Xavius, the world's best Instagrammer.
Art Student Owl
September 5th, 2012 4:30 PMBack to School Special: Draw realism, too abstract. Draw abstract art, too realistic. What began as a New York City art student's Tumblr pet project has since grown into an advice animal caricature of art school stereotypes.
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Gangnam Style: DragonCon 2012 Edition
Check out this ultimate fandom tribute to PSY's viral K-POP sensation "Gangnam Style" put together by a group of cosplayers at this year's DragonCon in Atlanta, Georgia.
Not Even Once
Bad Luck Brian has had the worst first week of college ever.
Art Student Owl
Back to School Special: Draw realism, too abstract. Draw abstract art, too realistic. What began as a New York City art student's Tumblr pet project has since grown into an advice animal caricature of art school stereotypes.
