Victory is mine, yeah, suprisingly.

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Jack Kirby

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Moebius

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Akira (1988)

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Hellboy by Mike Mignola

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[thebristolboard]

"The wildest action scene ever in the history of comics!” is how Jim Steranko described this classic four-page spread from Strange Tales #167. Published by Marvel Comics, April 1968.

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Robert Capa

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Henri Huet

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“I’ve never counted how many prints I’ve had since I don’t think I’ve wanted to put my obsession under than harsh a microscope. But I have a pretty terrific 35mm collection and an even bigger 16mm collection and I screen them all the time. I’m always watching movies and everything. One of the nice things about my life is because I’ve done fairly well in cinema, it’s actually afforded me to almost live an academic’s life. So my feeling is that I’m studying for my professorship in the history of world cinema and the day I die is the day I graduate. I’ll just get on a kick of study of some sorts whether it’s a director whose work I’m not familiar with, like say Dorothy Arzner or a director I decide to rediscover like George Roy Hill or it’s a genre of cinema or it’s a country of cinema. Then I just explore. I voraciously watch them and make notes on them, maybe for a future book or maybe for a future study or maybe for my own edification. I take that to its logical conclusion, to its end, and then I put those notes away and my head is now filled with new knowledge and then I wait for the next kick to hit me.”

Quentin Tarantino (via oldfilmsflicker)

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Katsuhiro Otomo

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Jamie Hewlett

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GALACTUS

THOR #160 (Jan. 1969) Art by Jack Kirby & Vince Colletta Words by Stan Lee