As interactive media becomes more and more innovative, we start to see some pretty impressive projects appearing, such as The Outbreak, a choose-your-own-adventure zombie movie / game / work of art. An impressive interactive journey, The Outbreak takes the viewer into the middle of mysterious outbreak, turning normal humans into blood-craving zombies, scouring the dark and foggy streets for fresh meat. Through interactive cut-points, you become the directory, making life and death decisions for the characters, guiding the story in the way you’d like to it play out.

Highly impressive effort, from what appears to be an amateur team of passionate artists, actors, writers and directors.

With 6 Emmys under their belt, AMC’s Mad Men is rolling along nicely, picking up new viewers and becoming one of the most buzzed television shows on basic cable. Unfortunately, online is a bit different, as AMC has actively gone after Mad Men-related Twitter accounts, citing the DMCA in order to force Twitter to ban accounts. Boo.

Hopefully the same fate doesn’t befall one of my new favorite projects, What Would Don Draper Do? Wondering what to do after college, how to meet women or what type of scotch one should drink during the day? Simply send a mail to the virtual Don Draper, America’s new favorite Madison Ave ad-man and wait for the words of wisdom to flow.

97. Dear Don Draper, Where do I go to meet a woman like Betty?
You can’t just go somewhere to meet women like Betts. You prepare yourself every day: work hard, keep clean and stay in good shape. She’ll come along. If you happen to see her first, you’ll be ready to make your move. And a move, in women like Betty’s case, is a kind word or gesture and always honest. Betty knows what she wants. Sincerity is only the start. Hope to God you fit the rest or she feels like a gamble.

Jetsetting Flickr user Jwilly collected an impressive set of rooftop penthouses, gardens, pool houses and more around downtown Manhattan, creating a beautiful set of wealthy excess, oftentimes hidden from view from the normals who are walking tens of stories below. Follow along with his sequel sets, Rooftops in Tribeca / LES and Rich People Rooftops NYC Part II

A little bit of WTF comes to mind but I can’t describe how much I love the thought of Sir Ben Kingsley, Oscar award winner and thespian, even knowing something like Minor Threat even exists!

Marvel, the comics publishing house behind almost every comic character and storyline that ever mattered, has finally made it much easier for you to create your own comic book hero, modeled after the hundreds of characters in the rich Marvel universe.

Our character? Supernerd who carries an iPhone and a Blackberry, wears glasses to conceal his true identity while at work, and a lights the way with his trusty torch, apparently.

Read more: Create your own Marvel superhero