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It’s August already? We barely survived last weekend’s Sunday Scaries—now the Summer Scaries are rearing their ugly head. Time (and speed) are of the essence. Let’s get to the good stuff before the long, laid-back days are behind us.
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Watch the Hyperloop as it was successfully tested for the first time at 192 mph
As the sleek, silver pod softly hums beneath the Nevada desert at near-F1 speeds, summer of hell sufferers feel a faint hope for brighter days ahead. | Business Insider
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What It Feels Like to be @-ed by KD on Twitter
Social media gives us a peek into our favorite athlete’s life, while letting them have complete control of their brand. And when they take the time to respond to a tweet? Well, that’s just a slam dunk. | The Ringer
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Crayola Colors Outside the Lines
In a world filled with touch screens, styluses (styli?), and digital drawing games, Crayola's buzzworthy digital campaign is entering its final phase. | Ad Age
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Every Wednesday morning, one of Codeword’s talented designers—Emilio Ramos—skates to Midtown Comics in Times Square to scoop the latest issues of his favorite comics. In an exclusive feature, Emilio geeks out about what he’s looking forward to seeing tomorrow morning:
Emilio's Comic Book Corner
“I’m thrilled that Mister Miracle #1 from writer Tom King and artist Mitch Gerads finally hits shelves tomorrow. They’re the creative pairing behind some of the most memorable issues in the current Batman run, so buzz for this 12-part series has been building for months. Mister Miracle was created by comic legend Jack Kirby in the ’70s, but has never enjoyed a spotlight quite like this. I’m excited to see how King’s incisive writing and Gerads’ expressive frames realize a lesser-known character in the DC universe.”
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Emilio patiently awaits Wednesday morning atop the Codeword office. He also designed this bat-ass GIF.
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