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[mitjalovse]

Hugh Padgham was a name during the 80's. He meant a certain set of sonic signifier that caused many of his clients to fit in with the times in a commercial manner. Of course, he also produced the worst Bowie album of the period. Mind you, I don't think that's Padgham's fault, Bowie really struggled with Tonight, since the latter followed his juggernaut. Additionally, I can tell what he intended to achieve – he wished to do a leaner version of Let's Dance, yet something went terribly wrong. I think a couple of commenters on my favourite blog about Bowie proposed an interesting theory – Bowie's best songs from the mid 80's on could form an intriguing LP, yet his filler during the period always diluted these tunes' impact.

[rainingmusic]

Madonna - Material Girl 

[pennyonmars]

kolton stewart in "holiday joy"

[suicideisntpoeticffs]

Curtis King is really cool, and I really just watched a 3 hr interview for the first time. Cool shit

[fumettomania-aps-magazine]

LOGO STUDY: GREEN LANTERN / parte seconda

LOGO STUDY: GREEN LANTERN / parte seconda

Nel luglio 1940 Lanterna Verde si presentava al mondo.  80 anni dopo è ancora uno dei character più iconici dell’universo DC Comics, e Glamazonia ne ripercorre la storia e analizza alcuni aspetti interessanti.

Oggi, 2 luglio, nel nono articolo di questo SPECIALE dedicato agli 80 anni di lanterna verde, ritroviamo Todd Klein , che ha lavorato dal 1977 fino al 2012 circa alla DC Comics, e che si…

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LOGO STUDY: JUSTICE LEAGUE by Todd Klein - Parte seconda

LOGO STUDY: JUSTICE LEAGUE by Todd Klein – Parte seconda

Terzo appuntamento anche per lo SPECIALE dedicato ad alcuni momenti che hanno fatto la storia della Justice League of America, a 60 anni dalla prima apparizione del celebre supergruppo DC Comics sulle pagine di The Brave and the Bold. Se nella prima parte Todd ci ha raccontato tutti i segreti dei logo della JLA dagli anni ’60 ai ’90, questa volta si occupa dei logo fino al 2010. Buona lettura, e…

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Review: Scarlet #1

In the immortal words of Mel Brooks, “Its good to be the king.” You want proof? As part of his deal to come over to DC, Brian Michael Bendis had the company buy the rights to his old Image title Scarlet and restart it under the DC banner. Well, sort of… DC is putting their name on it in small print, but they have revived Bendis’ own Jinxworld imprint for creator owned titles. This imprint is…

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