Life on Autopilot

Until the fuel tank runs out.

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1000 likes!

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“Meet the monster who inspired it all.

Charlie Hunnam stars in Monster: The Ed Gein Story. Coming October 3.”

[jackabbot]

765874 • UNIFICATION

[pluggerdave]

If the scene HAD dialogue I imagined it like this:

Kirk: "Hello, old friend..."

Spock: "Jim..."

Kirk: "Yes..."

Spock (raised eyebrow, thin smile): "It is...highly illogical...that you should...be here."

Kirk (small smile): "Well... what are friends for??"

Kirk and Spock turn toward the light.

Kirk: "Oh my..."

****

Finally, a proper closure for two dear friends and colleagues. "Brought a tear t' me eye..."

"Of my friend, I can only say this: of all the souls that I have met in my travels, his...was the most human..." --Kirk.

Truly meeting at the final frontier to journey to that undiscovered country.

[pluggerdave]

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[pluggerdave]

250 likes!

[sudden-stops-kill]

black knight

[all-action-all-picture]

The Ringo Kid. Ringo Kid was originally published by Atlas between 1954-1957 with the early issues titled Ringo Kid Western. It was then reprinted by Marvel as The Ringo Kid for 30 issues from 1970-1976 (with a break of 2 years between No. 23 and No. 24). The contents wouldn't always be the same though as the title would have 3-4 stories in each issue which were then reshuffled in the reprints. To complicate things further even some of the Marvel reprints were reprints of reprints. Those recoloured covers aren't fooling anybody!

Shown above are the covers for:

Ringo Kid No. 18 (1955), The RIngo Kid No. 1 (1970), The Ringo Kid No. 20 (1973).

Ringo Kid No. 9 (1955), The RIngo Kid No. 2 (1970), The Ringo Kid No. 21 (1973).

Ringo Kid Western No. 3 (1955), The RIngo Kid No. 3 (1970), The Ringo Kid No. 22 (1973).

All covers and the splash page from No. 1 (1955) by Joe Maneely.

[studentsofshield]

A Rambling Chronicle of Marvel’s Western Comics

By Vincent Faust - November 27, 2018

Marvel Comics is the most prolific comic book publisher of the Western genre. Despite their near ubiquity in today’s culture with billion dollar box office receipts, even their diehard fans may not know this part of their past.

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[pluggerdave]

It's my 6 year anniversary on Tumblr 🥳

[blogginsgoldenageofcomics]

Wonder Comics #1_May 1939_Will Eisner cover art

[pluggerdave]

Officially..."old age".

[pluggerdave]

Fifty-six years ago to the day, we began to boldly go...to the final frontier!!🖖😀

[speedygal]

And then there were three.

[pluggerdave]

😢

[pluggerdave]

R.I.P. you slowpoke 😁

[pluggerdave]

Lest we forget... June 12, 2016.

[pluggerdave]

Rainbows Always 🌈

[pluggerdave]

🎶" Saturday night is the loneliest night of the week..."🎶