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Inspired by the trade war and tariffs between the United States and Canada, Trump and Musk have been turned into supervillains in Captain Canuck comics. The character is essentially the Canadian version of Captain America. Captain Canuck first gained popularity in the seventies, and it seemed as if the popularity lessened quite a bit, but the tensions between the two countries seem to have brought Captain Canuck back into the spotlight.

In a Reuters video you can watch here, you can see the cover of the 50th Anniversary Issue of Captain Canuck comics, Captain Canuck himself is wagging his finger at Trump. In drawings by the creator of Captain Canuck, the character can be seen either lifting Trump and Musk by the pants or possibly giving them wedgies.

In the same video, co creator of Captain Canuck Richard Comely said, “All of a sudden, Trump gets into office and he...

Six seasons in, 30 Rock is still catnip to me. It's a showcase of the most lovable characters, the best jokes, and constantly surprising storylines. Kim Jong-Il is a semi-regular 30 Rock character, guys. Even South Park couldn't pull that off.

Tonight, 30 Rock's final, abbreviated seventh season kicks off with an episode titled "The Beginning of the End." That alone gets me misty-eyed, so without further ado, let's honor this unbelievably funny series by revisiting its finest gay moments. Let Will Arnett's frosty little smirk lead the way.

1. Devon Banks is the most nefarious gay man in TV history.

Will Arnett is simply smashing as Jack Donaghy's gay, snickering, diabolical adversary Devon Banks. Arnett has earned four Emmy nominations for the guest role, and if I had to pick a best (and most gay) Devon moment, I'd have to choose the time he feigned disgust while wrestling a muscular dude on Don Geiss' estate.