Wednesday's World Wide Web #7

From last week's Teen Titans #11:

Oh, Bunker . . . you should know gregslist.com will only bring disappointment.

Mainly because it doesn't exist. True, that doesn't explain how he met up with Loose Cannon but then again, it doesn't explain why anyone would bring that guy into the New 52 either.

Wednesday's World Wide Web #6

Never one to let a theme fall by the wayside, I'm resurrecting the Wednesday World Wide Web thanks to last week's Blue Beetle #7 which gives us this DCU website:

At superfail.com, you can watch costumed adventurers smacking fifteen year old girls in the face.

Or you could if you have $10,000 to spare:

You need to be quick, though - only one day to go!

Wednesday's World Wide Web #5

Courtesy of last week's Stormwatch we have another in my incredibly irregular look at websites in comics:

Want to find out which hero can kick the arse of another? Try heading to comparethepowers.com . . . though be prepared to be disappointed.

Wednesday's World Wide Web #4

Okay, at first glance this looks like a completely gratuitous picture of some lass in a skin tight, Batman-logo speckled outfit:

But no - it's another website from the mind of Frank Miller and appears in The Dark Knight Strikes Again #2.

Want to "chat live with Batchick"? Try clicking on superchicksrule!.com but be ready for disappointment - neither Batchick nor the other Superchix are there.

This does, of course, mean there's a gap in the market for Frank Miller-inspired websites . . .

Wednesday's World Wide Web #3

Well here's a nice surprise - this website, superhumanresources.com actually works!

True, it redirects to this one and is the home of Super Human Resource, an actual comic by Ken Marcus and Justin Bleep.

Go check out issue #1 online for free.

Wednesday's World Wide Web #2

Want to find out what's happening in the world of science fiction? Not afraid to be labelled as a geek? Then here's where you should go, my friends:

At the time of writing, that website (which comes from The Dark Knight Strikes Again #1) is currently up for grabs.

Go, my geeky news hounds - register the domain and provide your brethren with all the news that's fit to print!

Wednesday's World Wide Web #1

Every now and then, writers slip a web-site address into their comics. Sometimes they're genuine, sometimes not. I've only found a few at the moment so this will be a fairly short series for now but first up is this one from the recent Superman: Earth One hardback:

Probably not all that surprising but that one actually works and takes you here.