Genre Of The Dead: When Zombies Infected Popular Culture (click for full version)
Another infographic I created for HalloweenCostumes.com. This one was co-written by Thomas Lokhorst, with handwritten lettering by Jason Knudson.
I hope the Old Gods are pleased.
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In which year did the story each of the main Resident Evil games take place? This handy infographic explains.
Plus, a bonus chart that shows how many times each playable character has appeared. The pattern emerging so far suggests that if you weren’t playable in the first two games, you’re probably not going to be playable again.
Created for HalloweenCostumes.com.
The Number Games: The Highest-Grossing Action Movie Heroines
Before I started putting these numbers together, I had no idea Carrie Fisher was going to be that far ahead of everyone else, or that Zoe Saldana would be the one trailing right behind her.
This chart is going to look a little different once the Hunger Games movies finish their theatrical run, but Fisher is only going to get further ahead after the next Star Wars. But Saldana has both more Guardians Of The Galaxy and Avatar coming up…
Created for Shirts.com. See the full sized version here.
The Evolution Of Spider-Man (2017)
I’ve been doing these infographics long enough that I can finally return to a few older ones and add to and improve them. I originally did this one back in 2014. So a reboot for a reboot, if you will.
BTW, did you know the 2014 version was one of the references used by DKNG for their Spider-Verse print for Mondo? I learned that from Adventures In Design.
Created for HalloweenCostumes.com. Non-slideshow version here.
Here’s another infographic I did for HalloweenCostumes.com, this time illustrating the history of the emblem on Superman’s chest.
Until I researched this, I had no idea just how many variations the shield went through in its first five years, before they settled on the classic design that went mostly unchanged for over five decades.
My previous infographic (illustrating the evolution of Iron Man’s armor) can be seen here.
The Evolution Of Link
I can’t tell you how excited I am for Switch launch day. I’m taking Friday just so I can spend the day playing The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild.
Created for HalloweenCostumes.com. View the single-image version here.
More infographics: Super Mario, Lara Croft, and Master Chief.
This Is Heavy: An Interactive Back To The Future Infographic
View it here for the full experience. When you hover over a Marty, it tells you which famous guitarist he was imitating during his guitar solo.
Created for FUN.com.
A comparison of in-game Lara Croft to her box art from 1996 to now, compiled for HalloweenCostumes.com. Written by Robert Browne.
View the unsliced version here.
Making Mario Infographic
That’s right, Miyamoto said Dr. Mario might not be a legitimate doctor.
Serious Talk: Miyamoto has gone on record as saying Mario and Luigi’s last name is not Mario. He’s suggested that they might not have a last name at all, but what if their last name is still actually Video? Hmmm…
Created for HalloweenCostumes.com. Unsliced version here.
How The X-Men Logo Got Fixed
Did you know there are five different versions of the X-Men wedge logo? In this article I explain why they exist and how to identify them. (And then I create a sixth variation to test a theory.)
Also, which one was the basis for the ‘90s cartoon’s title screen (except they cut off the bottom!).
