Linky Gotta Linky

Horn o’ plenty, right here, that old horn filled up with the linky delight!
Neil Patrick Harris continues his Shatnerian rebirth with an Old Spice gig and a starring role in Joss Whedon’s new weirdness (clip here)! (h/t to talula and Craig Oxbrow for these). He’s not even decrepit yet!
Graphic design heads will love this view of all the covers of French magazine metropoli.
Webcomics – a detailed history, covering Argon Zark, Sluggy Freelance, Dilbert, PVP, Megatokyo, Sinfest and many more. The web has given a huge bounce to the comic strip format. If you’ve never gone digging through the delights on offer, you should. Garfield it ain’t. (Literally, in some cases.) (h/t to Draw for this one)
I was gonna linky to this great site where you could create your own Star Wars Opening Crawl, but Lucasfilm dropped a cease and desist so it is over.
Sugar Bush Squirrel. I can’t explain this one, you have to see it for yourself.
Jason Lutes (who did Berlin: City of Stones, reviewed here a couple years back) got permission from James Kochalka to host Kochalka’s delightful four-page Hulk story. This was from that short but delightful period when big comics companies were luring the wild indie kids and giving them space to play. Heady times, and probably a last chance of some kind for mainstream superhero comics.
And I’ll leave you with this incredible Salon article about Korean breakdance crews. Every new paragraph surprised and delighted me in some way. And it links to footage of nailbiting championship battles at a huge international contest – I could only watch the first half of each battle before the feed died but man, what I saw was jawdropping incredible!
(Okay one last linky while we’re on the subject: The AV Club actually watches Breakin’ 2: Electric Boogaloo, and finds it… good?!)