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You want to use Roy Lichtensteins comic font that he used in his speech bubbles? One was created by Albright-Knox Art Gallery: “P22 Pop Art Comic“

According to Fontshop
“The Pop Art font set was developed for the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, New York. The Comic typeface, in regular and bold italic, was inspired by the work of Roy Lichtenstein, whose crisp, clear caps were distinctive but legible.”

You can buy it for example here:
Fonts.com

Dont want to pay? Here are loads of free alternatives:
hans.presto
Blambot
manfred-klein

“Laffayette Comic Pro” is fairly similar:
dafont

From blue to black site. Seems like all websites go black this days. They have cleaned up a bit and the site looks fresher. But is it really better?

This Russian website has collected an amazing collection of RSS feed icons. Just look at the funny Ikea version!

Heres a word cloud based on my blog. Create your own at http://wordle.net/create

“Read the world. Publish the world.” Thats what http://issuu.com/ claims anyways. See for yourself what you think!

Here are some great tutorials if you would like to become a pop-art artist!

http://vectortuts.com/illustration/turning-a-photo-into-lichtenstein-style-pop-art-with-illustrator/

http://www.creativepro.com/article/digital-pop-art-unleash-your-inner-warhol

http://www.melissaclifton.com/tutorial-popart.html

http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/news/index.cfm?newsid=11762

Heres a great protoype for a Pantone magnetic calendar, designed by Stokke Austad. It will be displayed at Home Acessories at 100% Norway 2008 in Earls Court, London.

Heres a selection of other great designs from Norway that will be at 100% Norway

LogoLounge.com have categorised 27 000 logos and found a couple of trends: supernova, fine lines, FoldOver, etc, etc.!

A great overview and inspiration.

As a design nerd, you gotta love these fontbots made by Jonathon Yule:
http://www.invdr.com/invdr_portfolio_fontbots.html

Its a bird, its a plane, no it is Helbotica!