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1990s Man-Thing by British artist Liam Sharp (circa 1997). Source
Liam Sharp : "This is the piece that landed me the Manthing gig I did with J.M DeMatteis a decade back. Again it was coloured - and very nicely too - but I still prefer it in black and white.
Another career high point this one I think."
Sea Prince and the Fire Child, dir Masami Hata, 1981
my beloved
Inglorious X-Force #1 (Marvel, January 2026) Hidden Gem variant cover by Ron Frenz
you walk into the deep woods and you see these two gayasses wyd
(in other words my sister finished my comm YIPPEE YIPPEE YIPPEE YIPPEE) (i still cant tag her bc she wont tell me her socials)
Shell Blue Eyes by Junko Hirotani / 広谷順子
Album: Enough Year: 1983 Label: Polydor Lyrics: Yumi Morita / 森田由美 Music: Junko Hirotani / 広谷順子
Puzzle (2018) dir. Marc Turtletaub
An understated hidden gem. Kelly MacDonald and Irrfan Khan are excellent as a pair of competitive puzzling partners - but don't go thinking this is a sports film. The story is not groundbreaking - a woman finding her way out of the suffocation of a patriarchal marriage; a small life. But Puzzle is almost a perfect film in terms of production and direction (Steve Buscemi is listed as a co-producer).
The soundtrack, direction, and performances of the leads are what make this film special. Turtletaub is better known as a director rather than a producer (produced Little Miss Sunshine, Safety Not Guaranteed, The Farewell, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood). Tonally this film is very different from his work as a producer that I've seen. Puzzle is all interiors and watching unspoken emotions, and it is my favourite kind of film - the kind that documents human growth.
Sigh, Irrfan Khan. The soundtrack over the credits was gorgeous - Ane Brun's Horizons if anyone wants to know.