The Last Bits from the Election

Just a few remainders from the election. First up are the last of the political xkcd comics, the first two from the 2008 election and the last one is from yesterday. Following that is satirical comic from Scenes From A Multiverse, also from yesterday, and right at the bottom is comic from Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal.

Comics Alliance has an article about a comic detailing the 2012 elections that UK newspaper The Guardian created for its readers.

And finally both The Mary Sue and Vox Magazine have articles about who superheroes would support in the elections. The Mary Sue's is more comical and done in cute drawings (as seen below), while Vox Magazine's is more serious and covers most of the A-listers from Marvel and DC.

Vote Today!

Today's the day, so it's time to go vote, as Deadpool over there is encouraging you to in celebration of his new series, where he meets Presidents of the past. If you don't know what to do or where to go, visit PresidentialElection.com for more information.

If you want up to the minute news on the results, you can check out the Election Pages for CNN, FoxNews, MSNBC, or for International sites, BBC, CTV and Al Jazeera.

If you've voted and are looking for something to do while waiting for the result to come in, The AV Club has assembled a list of politically-minded films ranging from the satirical to the serious, which can be viewed here.

And if you need even more information about the elections to help come to a decision, check this two react videos by The Fine Bros, or the special message from Will Ferrell at the bottom of the page.

And if you're just tired and want the election to be over, enjoy this comic from xkcd.

Joss Whedon "endorses" Romney, xkcd's Balance of Congress and a superheroes' call to vote

Joss Whedon, writer/director for The Avengers and The Avengers 2 and overseeing the spin-off TV show S.H.E.I.L.D., in addition to numerous other genre projects, has released a video in which he "endorses" Mitt Romney for some... interesting reasons.




 xkcd has a new comic examining the balance of the United States Congress going all the way back to the beginning, and has several interesting tidbits with in. The enlarger version can be read here.

And finally we have a superhero's call to vote. The much longer full comic can be read here.

xkcd's Electoral Precedents

The always interesting xkcd.com has a comic detailing the problems of predicting elections on some not very relevant circumstances, using every United States Presidential Election.