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Lost Myths is a growing repository of surreal fantastical graphic and gaming content – or as its two creators put it:

A playful medly of cryptomythological fiction, pantheons, bestiaries, comics, art, games, readings, performances and more by Claude Lalumiere and Rupert Bottenburg.

Also check out their slideshow comic – What to do with the Dead. They have over a year of this kind of stuff already created and will be updating regularly.

Toronto pixel artist Superbrothers has once again teamed up with musician Jim Guthrie, this time for an epic upcoming animated iPhone game called Sword and Sworcery.

It’s still unreleased, so we will all have to wait impatiently until we can get our hands on it.

Edit:
Not five minutes after posting this, I came upon a link to Less Talk, More Rock, a fantastic visual essay by Superbrothers on the language of video games. More than this, it is a look at how to improve any creative process or method of storytelling — stop talking, start rocking. (via Tony Cliff on Twitter)

In honour of MAR10 Day, here’s a link to some wonderful Nintendo-inspired comics by Corey Godbey: Bit and Run.

Be sure to also check out Cory’s Nintendo-themed desktop wallpapers: