Amazing Stories magazine cover illustration detail - March 1935.
YOU ARE THE REASON
Jules of Nature
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EXPECTATIONS
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
Not today Justin

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hello vonnie
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open

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if i look back, i am lost
we're not kids anymore.
trying on a metaphor

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occasionally subtle
todays bird
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Amazing Stories magazine cover illustration detail - March 1935.
Dairugger Fighting Formation On!
Frank Bez Nico and Andy Warhol, New York City 1967
Ka-Pow!
Tron Japan Poster
'sanguine' by philippe caza in metal hurlant no. 12
Crumb
Kiling (fotonovelas Argentine Version) 1970/80 A character who belongs to the sub-genre known as “Fumetti Neri Italiani”. He is heavily inspired by Kriminal. Known as Killing in the original Italian series, the character was known as Satanik in the french publications (which were being release at the same time as the original Italian issues). The character was called KiLiNK/KiLLiNG in Turkey, where the Italian series was serialised in newspapers and then later made into a film series. In Argentina, where the character appeared in both photo-comics and illustrated comics, he was referred to as Kiling. The English translations of these series use the name SadistiK
Uncredited cover art for After the Rain, by John Bowen, 1965
More or less….
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Carol Donner, for Heavy Metal, 1983
First issue of Circus, a French bande dessinée magazine published by Glénat, circa late 1970s.
Zap Comix #2 (1968) ◉ Victor Moscoso — halftone page