Reed Richards is supposed to be the smartest person on the planet, but you wouldn't know it by reading the comics. It all started with the Fantastic Four's most recent story arc: The Death of the Invisible Woman (#558). You didn't have to be the smartest guy on the planet to have known that the Fantastic Four's ... [Read More]

44-year-old Canadian stripper Kimberlee Ouwroulis, who goes by the stage name Mrs. Ouwroulis, is suing the pants off of her boss John Sit (assuming those pants cost $100,000). Ouwroulis was told "that the club is going in a new direction with younger girls" and summarily fired. A clear case of age discrimination she ... [Read More]

It's game over for British couple Amy Taylor & David Pollard. The two met online in 2003 playing Second Life but are getting divorced after Amy caught her hubby cuddling with another (virtual) woman in the game. This isn't the first time David's avatar couldn't keep his pixels in his pants. Amy broke up with David's ... [Read More]

When Mom's friendly multinational energy conglomerate (Mombil) artificially creates a fuel shortage, the crew of Planet Express hatches a plot to force the world to go green by rendering all dark matter inert. Meanwhile, Bender... I mean Titanius Anglesmith, fancy man of Cornwood, is learning to use his imagination as he ... [Read More]

With America's historic election of its first black president, inquiring minds want to know... Who'll be the First Dog? My vote is for Aibo. This robotic dog is a perfect match for the tech savvy president-elect. Aibo is 100% hypoallergenic and comes with several preprogrammed catch phrases, just like Barack ... [Read More]

In recent elections many celebrities have threatened to leave the country should their opponents win, but none have followed through... until now. Racist Frankenstein announced today that he is renouncing his citizenship. In an exclusive interview with L7 World he explains why. Mark: Thanks for joining us today Racist ... [Read More]

I gotta say The Simpsons: Treehouse of Horror #14 was pretty damn disappointing, except for one noteworthy story called Murder He Wrote. It parodies the popular Death Note series about a supernatural notebook that can kill people by writing their name it. Bart's surprisingly reluctant to use it (probably to keep the story ... [Read More]