If nothing else, my old man eyes are enjoying that cover.
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If nothing else, my old man eyes are enjoying that cover.
Iβve (re)watched quite a few episodes over the last couple of years, and Iβm left with the feeling that this show still holds up remarkably well.
Still funny. Still solid.
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Screenshot of the homepage of my iPhone showing the time, 9:07am, and the character Jim Hardie from the tv show Tales of Wells Fargo sitting on his noble steed atop a hill, in black & white.
The only way it could be any funnier is if he had these assholes foot race across the White House lawn.
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Right elbows are carrying a lot of weight on that splash page. π
LOVES ME SOME ROBBINS.
Yay! π
This comic delighted me immensely when it was first published, and it continues to delight me immensely now. βΊοΈ
The Washington National Opera's defiant break from the Kennedy Center is paying immediate dividends, with its latest show "Treemonisha" drawing sold-out crowds this weekend at the Lisner Auditorium at George Washington University.
Ya love to hear it.
a t shirt that says protect trans kids with wolverine in pink and blue by A.L. kaplan
LOOK WHAT I GOT
THREAD: I got laid off from NYMag/Vulture after 14 years. The family lost 75% of income + medical. Now mzs.press bookstore, once a side project. is do-or-die for Judith & I. I feel weird telling you this because others are doing much worse. But if you could like or share this, we'd be so grateful!
Yeah, I thought Val did a great job on these.
A photo of my personal, bagged & boarded copies of issues #5 & #6 of the 1976 Marvel magazine Marvel Preview, featuring an adaptation of the Sherlock Holmes story βThe Hound of the Baskervilles.β Both covers feature Ken Barr paintings, with #5 showing Sherlock being pounced upon by a glowing, snarling Hell Hound, a mansion in the background, and #6 depicting Holmes & Watson standing over a womanβs body, a snarling beast with flaming eyes looming ominously in the sky behind them.
A long time coming, but I finally managed to procure (in the wild) both Sherlock Holmes issues of Marvel Preview for an uninterrupted and sublime reading experience.
It was worth the wait.
I thought they were glorious.
So glad publications like this still exist, thoughtful passion projects that celebrate our comic book obsessions. Thanks to Colin Blanchette & the rest of the Canon crew for thinking of COPRA. Itβs an honor to breathe the same oxygen as some of my favorites. (gunning for your top spot tho, Watchmen)
So damn good.
I think it holds up incredibly well.
Yeah, I just love the skill involved in creating that much depth.
in which I attempt to summarize the current moment
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WOW. What an opening panel.
Consumption's back on the menu, boys!
Who could have seen this coming?
Thatβs good enough for me!
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At first glance, I thought those were Huckleberry Hound handcuffs.
Thatβs always fun. π
Feel better soon, sir.
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That would be awesome.
As long as they didnβt fuck it up.
Lol.
In an alternate universe this was James Gunnβs first Marvel Studios project, rather than GOTG.
That wouldβve been pretty sweet too.
From the pilot of "Head Lopper", animated by Project Studio Q (Japan) for an aborted series project based on the comics by Andrew MacLean (USA).
Full video >> www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8FP...
I still read pocket paperbacks. Just took a couple Asimovs with me the Paris last month in fact. I've ALWAYS been a paperback reader. A thousand Peanuts PBs when I was young, then on to Mad ones, then Doc Savage, then Conan and Bradbury, then Tolkien and Asimov and Dick, on and on. All in paperback.
