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The hardest battle is between your old habits and your new standards.
“We often want it so badly that we ruin it before it begins. Overthinking. Fantasizing. Imagining. Expecting. Worrying. Doubting. Just let it naturally evolve”
— Unknown
A new magazine spotlighting the work of The Master of Adventure has entered the print arena: Reverberate: A Magazine of Edgar Rice Burroughs is a 48-page magazine printed on high-quality, glossy pages, perfect-bound with cardstock covers.
“We want to explore Edgar Rice Burroughs’ work, life, and legacy, and its impact in media including art, comics, film, television, stage, radio, periodicals, and, of course, his original novels,” explains Reverberate editor Scott Tracy Griffin. “The Burroughs community isn’t wholly served in the periodicals medium and we believe the time ideal to deliver a new outlook.”
Reverberate enjoyed a successful launch at the May 2025 NCM VII Gathering of literary devotees and fans in Roseville, California. The debut issue showcases acclaimed artist Benito Gallego, whose lush portfolio boasts the comic-strip adventures of Tarzan and The Outlaw of Torn; profiles fireman-turned-silent-film-actor Gene Pollar, who starred as the iconic ape man in The Revenge of Tarzan (1920); and investigates the early African explorers whose feats influenced Burroughs’ writing.
The magazine also delves into the books of author Gary A. Buckingham, who helmed three Tarzan projects, with his fourth in development. Notes Buckingham, “Burroughs created worlds of wonder, in which I’ve been fortunate to immerse my tales of his savage ape man.”
The first 100 issues are numbered and signed by both writers, and feature interior illustrations by artist Dan Parsons.
Says Griffin, already well-known to Burroughs’ enthusiasts as the author of Tarzan: The Centennial Celebration (2012) and Tarzan on Film (2016), “We’re offering Reverberate on an introductory basis at $10, plus $5 domestic postage. Priority mail is $14. Foreign customers, please contact us with your address and we will get a postage quote. The U.S. does not offer ground shipping beyond its borders, so all foreign postage, even Canadian, is via airmail.”
FLASH GORDON/DALE ARDEN
Art by FRANCESCO FRANCAVILLA
TSR Hobbies Inc, 1981
Scenes I Haven’t Stopped Thinking About Since I Watched Them [20/??]
THE SOCIAL NETWORK (2010) dir. David Fincher wri. Aaron Sorkin
Concept: A science fiction novel along the lines of Norman Spinrad's The Iron Dream, except the conceit is that it's a fiftieth anniversary edition of a classic "New Wave" sf novel from the 70s about a time traveller who goes back to the "present" to warn everyone about a painfully accurate representation of our current dystopia and how we got here; except there's a foreword ostensibly written by an editor in an alternate 2026 where none of this has happened, talking about how dated and improbable the work is; and also notes that some of the names had to be changed after the first edition because the author was feuding with a litigious young real-estate developer in New York at the time and got sued for using his name for the "cartoonishly depraved" 21st century American dictator.
Leave it to Chance #6 The Return Of Cap'n Hitch
by James Robinson: Paul Smith; George Freeman; Jeromy Cox and Amie Grenier
Image/Homage
MAGA is obsessed with AOC being a former waitress? As we know, they are terrified of smart & powerful women. http://news.usaunify.org/TS4M7G
And I’m sure she better educated than all the QpubliKKKlan cult assholes talking shit about her here.
WONDER WOMAN // The Feminum Mystique: Part 2 (1976)
True back then, still true today.
"It's illegal and corrupt as hell," Congressman Don Beyer said of the president's self-dealing $1.77 billion IRS settlement. "We're fighting
‘He’s Just Stealing Your Money’: House Dems Launch Bid to Block $1.7 Billion Trump-MAGA ‘Slush Fund’
“It’s illegal and corrupt as hell,” Congressman Don Beyer said of the president’s self-dealing $1.77 billion IRS settlement. “We’re fighting it in court.”
BRETT WILKINS
May 18, 2026
Ninety-three House Democrats on Monday launched a bid to block President Donald Trump’s $1.77 billion taxpayer-funded settlement with the Internal Revenue Service, through which the president could reward supporters, including people convicted of seditious and violent felonies during the January 6, 2021 Capitol insurrection.
The Democratic lawmakers joined an amicus brief filed in Trump v. IRS before Judge Kathleen Williams in the US District Court for the Southern District of Florida. Their action followed the Trump administration’s announcement of the creation of a so-called “Anti-Weaponization Fund” as part of an agreement to drop a $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS over a leak of the president’s tax returns.