Based on the critically-acclaimed comic book series by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely. Superman is dying, but that won’t stop him from embarking on his most legendary adventures yet.

Birds and metal music. You’d think that the two wouldn’t go well together, but we know better. YouTube user aliquidcow dubbed his band’s music over this almighty cock‘s powerful crow.

(Slightly NSFW) The hand-drawn gang from Archie comes to life. But this time their slapstick humor and ideal, average lives are nowhere to be seen, replaced by a dark reality. Perhaps too dark.

(NSFW for one f-bomb) Check out all the gratuitous amounts of energy you’ll have after drinking Powerthirst – enough to punch wild cats in the face. Bonus: buy it on their website. (Thanks Kelley!)

Know someone who ruins the punch line every time they tell a joke? Send them off to the Anti-Joke Chicken meme – this bird’s got no sense of humor or timing either but still manages to kill it.

We know there’s a strange and hilarious adventure awaiting the Wolf Pack in this teaser trailer for The Hangover Part II, as the gang travels to exotic Thailand for Stu’s wedding. (Thanks everybody!)

Is it raining outside? Keep your head dry when the rain hits by covering up with Koan Design’s waterproof bag, cleverly designed to look like that newspaper that normally fails to protect you.

The Epic Meal Time dude gets together with YouTube VFX master Freddie Wong to render up a bunch of guns, special effects, and laughs in this collab-o vide-o. Bonus: No disgusting food.

Craigslist is the 21st century classifieds, but it could still use an analog interface. The Craig HD app gives you the familiar newspaper look, and even lets you encircle the entries to mark them.

We’ve seen art made with explosives before, but never any with the precision of Alexandre Farto’s (aka Vhils) method using perfectly placed squibs on plaster and brick to create awesome street art.

These soft and warm terrycloth robes, complete with embroidered rank and department insignia, would definitely come in handy in the Space Spa on the USS Enterprise, if there were a Space Spa.

It may not sound all that impressive, but we think this colorful, minute long video of a truck magically lighting up by reanimatr is cool. Now we want to know why all trucks can’t look like this.

After firing up the hype machine with the teaser, Bethesda finally throws Elder Scrolls fans another bone, and my is it a tasty one, showing awesome in-game graphics. Be sure to watch it in HD.

(NSFW: Language) A film that examines the tragic situation of the graffiti artist’s work – they’re put up for free and left in the open, but some people take his art down to make money off of it.

We’re not sure if the younger ones will like it, but we’re totally down with it. Nestalgia is an MMORPG coated with the old school RPG flavor, from the graphics and the music to the battle system.

From the man that brought us the literal Halo Reach trailer (and tons more) comes the literal Dead Island trailer. It’s actually mostly side comments instead of narration, but it’s still funny.

The Man in Black’s essential, gritty prison albums are back on vinyl – the way they were meant to be heard. Get locked up in Folsom or San Quentin. No turntable? Nab the CDs – but you won’t be as cool.

Want to play when your buddies aren’t around? You could always practice on the Kinect or Wii – or you could go up against iPong, the robotic ping pong machine, which can fire 12 to 70 balls-per-minute.

Is it just us, or does it just take a dramatic, gritty, emotionally gut-wrenching, crime-filled underdog from Boston story to get a surefire Oscar nod these days? The guys at ImprovAsylum think so too.

The producers, actors and author George R.R. Martin himself give us a tour of some of the places – as well as their culture and atmosphere – we’ll see in the epic new HBO TV fantasy series.

The new XKR-S won’t be officially revealed until March 1, but we already know it’s the fastest production Jaguar ever, with a 542hp V8 power plant, a top speed of 186mph, and 0-to-60 in 4.2s.

For under $400 bucks, you can now own a Nikon with 36x optical zoom, full 1080p/30 HD video, manual exposure control, and a 921k pixel tilting LCD display. Plus, you can have it in glorious red.

Want an R/C robot that could fire paintballs at your enemies? Support this kickass Kickstarter project, and you could end up with your own weapon of paint destruction from roboticist Chris Rogers.