32 Sneaky Details Left by Brilliant Creators

‘These dingbats won’t find my little Bacchus Easter egg for centuries!’ — Caravaggio, 1595
32 Sneaky Details Left by Brilliant Creators
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Thought movies and TV shows had a monopoly on Easter eggs, did you? Well, musicians, writers and painters have been scattering them around for centuries, too. We’ve even got some 15th-century eggs here that, if you can withstand the smell, are actually quite satisfying.

Alice in Wonderland

What you'll find in the Looking Glass. A boat, beneath a sunny sky Children yet, the tale to hear, Lingering onward dreamily Eager eye and willing ear, In an evening of July- Lovingly shall nestle near Children three that nestle near, In a Wonderland they lio Eager eye and willing ear. Dreaming as the days go by Pleased a simple tale to hear- Dreaming as the summers die: A boat beneatha sunny sky Long has paled that sunny sky: Lingering onward dreamity Echoes tade and memories die Ever drifting down the stream - In an evening of July- Autumn frosts have

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A Series of Unfortunate Events

Hints proceeding unfortunate events. A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket Book THE leacher the Wide Window CRACKED.COM In Lemony Snicket's 13 part series of children's novels, A Series of Unfortunate Events, there are full-page illustrations at the end of each book that contain clues to the next installment. For instance, the last illustration in The Reptile Room features a man wearing a shirt that reads Lachrymose Leeches, which make their slimy debut in the next book, The Wide Window.

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The Amazing Spider-Man

Spider-Man and his itsy-bitsy friends. MARVEL AMAZING SPIDER-MAN - THE NATURAL 302 CRACKED GOM Comic artist Todd McFarlane would hide spiders on the cover of his Amazing Spider-Man issues, beginning at #303, woven into the fabric of the illustration. If you're having trouble seeing all the sneaky arachnids, just look at the number next to McFarlane's signature to see how many there are to find.

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