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Printwatch: Batman #900, Indigo Children and Supermassive get more printings from DC Comics and Image Comics for next month.PrintWatch: Batman #135 or #900 depending, by Chip Zdarsky, Jorge Jimenez and Mike Hawthorne is headed back to press for a second printing, on sale on the 27th of June with an inks-only version of Jorge Jimenez's main cover for the issue. PrintWatch: Indigo Children #1 by Curt Pires and Rockwell White goes back for a third printing from Image Comics. Retailers will get a 60% discount on all orders.…

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At a glanceExpert's Rating ProsInexpensive photo printsGreat print qualityMess-free ink refillsConsNo displayNo scanner / copierExpensive to buyOur VerdictThe ET-18100 is capable of excellent print quality, and very fast prints when required. But it’s expensive to buy so is only for those who really need to print a lot of A3 images Epson’s EcoTank system has been with us for almost a decade now. It answered the problem of low-yield cartridges that led to relatively high-cost pages by introducing large-capacity ink…

| PrintWatch: We have second printings for the latest Batman #131 from DC Comics, and black-and-white Spawn/Batman, while from Marvel, there's Timeless, Gold Goblin, Monica Rambeau Photon, Scarlet Witch, Doctor Strange, and Mary Jane & The Black Cat. Batman #131 second printing Batman #131 second printing PrintWatch: Batman #131 Second Printing by Chip Zdarsky and Mike Hawthorne will arrive with a main cover spotlighting artist Jorge Jiménez's design…

Scientists have developed a new method of providing information on 3D-printed foods, by printing a QR code within the food itself. Doing so doesn't affect the taste or outward appearance of the food, nor does it require the use of any labels.The technology is known as "interiqr" (as in "interior QR") and is being developed by a team at Japan's Osaka University. As a proof-of-concept exercise, the researchers recently 3D-printed cookies which were smooth and normal-looking on the outside, but that contained a pattern of…

Arise, ye art... and get on my wall. Ahem. While Elden Ring is perhaps best known for its epic scale and punishing difficulty, it also happens to be one of the most beautiful fantasy realms I’ve ever explored (with a controller in hand, at least). Now you can bring the dark fantasy world into your living room with a new collection of “museum-grade-quality” Elden Ring prints from Cook and Becker. No longer will your home look maidenless.There are 10 prints in total, featuring everything from the iconic Erdtree to locations…

As the world increasingly turns to digital assets and blockchain technology, a new type of project is emerging and quickly gaining popularity: Uniglo. The DeFi platform will create a treasury to fund the acquisition of a diverse spectrum of digital currencies and digitized real-world assets, ensuring consistent investment growth that will support the price of GLO. During its recent ICO event, the Uniglo token saw a 35% increase in price, with no signs of slowing down against its competitors, Fantom and Polygon. The…

There are lots of incredibly capable robots in research labs around the world, but very few handling real world jobs. Purpose-built bots, like robovacs, have so far been the most successful, but HP’s new robot does the exact opposite of cleaning floors. It instead draws all over them, on purpose, and could potentially become an invaluable tool on construction sites.02:49Guess How Much Crypto's Been Stolen Lately? Part 2Yesterday 10:45AMAfter designs have been approved for a new build, after architects and engineers have…

The official Raspberry Pi operating system, Raspberry Pi OS, is Linux-based. That means it’s not too uncommon to find yourself running terminal commands. This project, created by maker and developer Arseny, who posted the details under the name kotofey_magnus on Reddit, showcases a new way to log terminal interactions by printing them on a thermal receipt printer in real-time.When users type a command into terminal, it prints out the command. When the Pi processes the input, the response is then printed on the printer…

| The earliest notice that I can find of the sale of Garry Trudeau Doonesbury art is the 1977 silent auction for a Sunday strip featuring the character Duke for over $1000 at a benefit auction mentioned in the Los Angeles Free Press.  Doonesbury was already a vital part of the landscape of political and cultural commentary by then, about seven years after its debut as a syndicated daily on October 26, 1970.  Trudeau took the rudimentary steps towards the comic which would become Doonesbury in Spring 1967, tinkering with…