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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
NASA
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Show & Tell
Acquired Stardust
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
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Love Begins
Kaledo Art
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
YOU ARE THE REASON
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Publishers have to make a profit to keep books on the shelves. Retailers have to make a profit for the same. So the diversity conversation, by its very nature as a change in the industry, has to take into account economics and capitalism in addition to everything else.
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Wonder Woman and the Legion of Super Heroes
by Paul Sizer
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See. You fucked up. Good game… Oh well maybe this will speed us up to the next and better ghost rider.
Wine barrels waiting patiently for their chance to hold whiskey. #stagsleapwinecellars via Instagram http://ift.tt/1NAUAAO
From EMPRESS #1, pencils Stuart Immonen, inks Wade Von Grawbadger.
Impel launched its first Marvel Universe Trading Card series in 1990 with a set of 162 cards that included Heroes, Villains, Rookies, Teams, Greatest Battles, and other Marvel goodness. The cards featured new artwork by a who’s who of talents from Marvel’s Bullpen along with key facts, figures and trivia on the back of each card. The cards above with team members from Excalibur, X-Factor and the X-Men were among my favorites and represent a great time stamp to the state of those characters and teams circa 1990.
Street Angel book sketch 5 - get it at the Copacetic Comics Company holiday sale
Fantastic Four #278 cover by John Byrne & Jerry Ordway & Glynis Wein. 1985.
Scarlet witch just hanging out on her bed in her room in costume, looking at her framed picture of her frumpy boyfriend.
some black and white artwork by Neal Adams.
They gotta get on that Kung fu bandwagon.
In this week’s edition of The Moment, I explain how in some ways Huck 1 reminds me of Mark Millar’s 1998 Superman Adventures run. Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new wind…
Daredevil and Black Widow Covers V1 #94-97 #94-95 - Gil Kane #96 - Gil Kane, Tom Palmer, & Gaspar Saladino #97 - Gil Kane
The Atom #1, July 1962, cover by Gil Kane and Murphy Anderson
Legion of Super-Heroes #293 cover by Keith Giffen
The X-Men 16 cover by Jack Kirby
