All episodes of “Spider-Noir,” are now streaming in Authentic Black & White and True-Hue Full Color on Prime.

Carolyn Davidson was a graphic design student at Portland State University when Phil Knight, who was then teaching accounting part-time, asked her to create a logo for his fledgling shoe company. She billed the project at $2 per hour and received a total of $35 for her work. The design she produced would eventually become the iconic Nike swoosh. Twelve years later, in 1983, Knight invited Davidson to a company event and surprised her with a special gift: a gold ring featuring the swoosh logo set with a diamond, along with an envelope containing 500 shares of Nike stock. Over time, those shares grew in value and are now worth millions of dollars.

Have you guys heard about the SUPERGIRL stolen artwork situation? Because this is wild. DC is selling official SUPERGIRL movie merch for $119.95, with artwork by Bilquis Evely, the artist from SUPERGIRL: WOMAN OF TOMORROW. And one of the aliens in the piece looks almost exactly like Lexo Sooger from STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI. Not “same general alien vibe.” Same hunch. Same long neck. Same head shape. Same silhouette. Same jewelry placement. Come on. Maybe there is some explanation here. Maybe it was licensed. Maybe it is the strangest coincidence in recent comic art history. But looking at the images side by side, it sure looks like that STAR WARS alien was traced or lifted into official SUPERGIRL merchandise. That is a huge problem. This is not fan art posted on Instagram. This is official DC product tied to a major movie. If there is an explanation, DC should give it. If there is not, pull the print.

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Spencer Pratt’s LA mayor ads are incredible.