Vamers - Geekosphere - The Gods and Goddesses of the Internet Pantheon - Banner

Nathan Yaffe and Caldwell tanner of College Humor have created a series of tongue-in-cheek artworks that reenvision ancient Greek gods as modern “gods and goddesses of the Internet”.

The series makes fun of what it is like to be an online denizen of the Internet. For example, if you like to indulge in selfies and other personally pleasurable ‘activities’ then you might appease Faprodite or perhaps you prefer finding memes and using clever wordplay to incite laughter through the works of Artememeis and Aplollo. 

However you choose to enjoy the Internet, there is an Internet god or goddess that you most certainly “worship”.

Vamers - Geekosphere - The Gods and Goddesses of the Internet Pantheon - Athenapedia Vamers - Geekosphere - The Gods and Goddesses of the Internet Pantheon - Sulkin Vamers - Geekosphere - The Gods and Goddesses of the Internet Pantheon - Poseodon Vamers - Geekosphere - The Gods and Goddesses of the Internet Pantheon - Cryonysus Vamers - Geekosphere - The Gods and Goddesses of the Internet Pantheon - Artememeis and Aplollo Vamers - Geekosphere - The Gods and Goddesses of the Internet Pantheon - Commentares Vamers - Geekosphere - The Gods and Goddesses of the Internet Pantheon - Plutold Vamers - Geekosphere - The Gods and Goddesses of the Internet Pantheon - Faprodite Vamers - Geekosphere - The Gods and Goddesses of the Internet Pantheon - Sharemes Vamers - Geekosphere - The Gods and Goddesses of the Internet Pantheon - Herabel Vamers - Geekosphere - The Gods and Goddesses of the Internet Pantheon - Lisikles Vamers - Geekosphere - The Gods and Goddesses of the Internet Pantheon - Jupvoter

[Source: College Humor]

Owner, founder and editor-in-chief at Vamers, Hans has a vested interest in geek culture and the interactive entertainment industry. With a Masters degree in Communications and Ludology, he is well read and versed in matters relating to video games and communication media, among many other topics of interest.