Don Rickles goes crazy on Johnny Carsonās Tonight Show. 1977.
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Don Rickles goes crazy on Johnny Carsonās Tonight Show. 1977.
Chicago, 1975. Ā The vantage of these pics is so cool. Ā Really gives you a back of house feel. Ā I love to see the people in the wings and the various roadies on the stage. Ā Almost looks like stills from a movie set.
The Witch, 1924. (wood engraving)
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Hillary missing the point of 1984 this hard tells you more about her character than 10 Breitbart or Salon partisan hitpieces.
This dapper young Christian quartet might want to kill you (Found here; For a related post, click hereĀ http://christiannightmares.tumblr.com/post/80697080867/creepy-christian-album-of-the-day-gods-not-dead)
Cigarette holder for NudistsĀ by Colin Gould
the cover to The Superhero Catalogue (Fall 1977) by Joe Kubert
Julie Edge inĀ āCreatures the World Forgotā (1971)
And remember, this is 2016. The government itself starves Native Americans who just protect their own land.Ā
The media is silent, as usual.
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To be fair, I don't think Prince Valiant was really trying to be much more than pretty pictures of medieval adventures. It feels very fairy tale like.
Maybe thatās true, but the discussion around Prince Valiant is that it was always theĀ āprestigeā comic, the oneĀ āgrownupsā liked, in the decades before the development of Will Eisner, Maus, the entire concept ofĀ āgraphic novels,ā etc.
If it was fairy-tale like, I think Iād like it more, but instead, Prince Valiant (after a few early strips) was shockingly grounded: magic didnāt exist, and there were no dragons or fantastical creatures. It was something of an ahead-of-its-time oddity in that it was already its own gritty, realistic reboot.
āI hate when people talk about New Vegas as if it was a spin-off or a lesser game. In my opinion, NV was superior in pretty much every single way compared to Fallout 3 and Fallout 4.ā
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Another one bites the dust⦠Ron Glass passed on yesterday.
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