GRACE KELLY as FRANCES STEVENS
TO CATCH A THIEF (1955) dir. alfred hitchcock
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GRACE KELLY as FRANCES STEVENS
TO CATCH A THIEF (1955) dir. alfred hitchcock
Weird Sex-Fantasy Portfolio Cover by Wally Wood
Wally Wood Weird Sex-Fantasy Portfolio "Venus Fly Trap" Plate Illustration Original Art (Collector's Press, 1977)
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ah. a nuanced story that allows for imperfect victims and portrays the confusing and contradictory nature of being human – particularly in a context that explores abuse, harassment and trauma. i wonder what people on the internet make of it... oh. oh no. oh no no no no no
9/11
not even joking this is one of the worst possible changes that i could've reasonably conceived of to happen to video games.
having thought about it this is a generationally anti-consumer announcement that will have a profoundly detrimental impact on consumers and retail markets. this will price out new consumers even more than a $600 PS5 and $80 games will. this will make games less accessible and more nickel-and-dimed. this will make games impossible to share irl without giving your console up, and will stop institutions like libraries from being able to loan copies of modern games. and most importantly, it will be for a minimal profit, as most of the sales in video games are already digital.
this is such a staggeringly catastrophic piece of news that i'm shocked it wasn't said by nintendo. congrats to sony for one-upping them in anti-consumer practices.
I know the question has already been posed but genuinely why is he bouncing on it
We really went from "free the nipple" to "um the public didn't consent to you wearing a choker"
From Marvel Swimsuit Special: Brand New Beach Day #001
“Beach Bashed!”, by Daniel Kibblesmith (W), Alessandro Miracolo and Jesus Aburtov (A)
“Pool Beast”, by Rainbow Rowell (W) and Phil Noto (A)
“Danger By the Lake”, by Anthony Oliveira (W), Pablo Collar and Rachelle Rosenberg (A)
“Moon Nights”, by Dan Schkade (W+A) and Rachelle Rosenberg (A)
“Gamma Glutes”, by Cody Ziglar (W), David Baldeón and Edgar Delgado (A)
Additional art by Dan Panosian, Natacha Bustos, Valerio Schiti, Romulo Fajardo Jr., Javier Garrón, David Curiel, Edwin “Egal” Galmon, Federico Blee, Sara Pichelli, Tamra Bonvillain, Carmen Carnero, Pasqual Ferry, Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Danice Brine and Edgar Delgado
The Fantastic Four
Art by Kevin Wada
Invisible Woman by Tran Nguyen
Reed Richards spends his life internalizing every mistake he’s ever made and blaming himself for things that aren’t even his fault. Victor Von Doom spends his life refusing to take blame for things that are his fault. And they’re both boys
Earl Norem (1924 - 2015) The Fantastic Four: The Island of Danger (1984) Source
Silver Surfer in a 60s inspired look (based on this post from @starrrywrites I saw way back)
even more other variants below the cut...
Sue: Look, I'll admit my Inhuman friends enter a room with a bit too much flamboyancy...
Namor: Hold my beer...
But on a more serious not it is insane that they were discussing what to do with Atlantis and who has control over it while literally having zero Atlanteans in the room... big America energy
such an older sister look
(fantastic four 2025 #3)
From "Side-by-Side with Sub-Mariner!" in Fantastic Four #33, December 1964. Stan Lee script, Jack Kirby pencils, Chic Stone inks, Stan Goldberg (?) colors, Artie Simek letters.
Info from Grand Comics Database