Ninetyeightywo

There's more to life than this.

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h o r n e d  .  o n e

[weirdlandtv]

One notable absentee in Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (1988) is Popeye. In the original storyboard however, he does appear, along with Bluto, during Marvin Acme’s funeral. He gets into a fight with, of all characters, Goofy. Gawrsh!

In the last panel, Casper the Friendly Ghost asks Foghorn Leghorn: “Will you be my friend?” Dick Tracy, Baby Huey, Daffy, Donald, and others look on.

(Also–note the crying Felix.)

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“Vidas na Floresta” by Tuco Amalfi

[weirdlandtv]

I always thought there was something sinister about the Gorgs from FRAGGLE ROCK, in their derelict, make-believe kingdom. The later design of Ma though obviously was an improvement over the early version (last image).

[electripipedream]

Sidney Herbert Sime, 1916

[artist-varo]

Vagabond, Remedios Varo

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[koney-scanlines]

QuAKE On a 486… @ 320X200

[electripipedream]

Sidney Herbert Sime, 1865-1941

[weirdlandtv]

The Neo-Tokyo of AKIRA (1988).

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[365filmsbyauroranocte]

The Phantom Carriage (Victor Sjöström, 1921)

[moviesludge]

guardians

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