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Spider-Man #24 (1992)

#spider-man comics #spider-man 1990 #adjectiveless spider-man #smcomics #howard mackie #larry alexander

I love how dramatic this book (Biggest Brother: The Life Of Major Dick Winters, The Man Who Led The Band of Brother) is: "Sink had plucked Nixon away from Winters to be his regimental S2".

PLUCKED Nix away from Dick? Sink, mate, what were you thinking!? Really, after all this time, he really should have known better, but what really tickles me is the wording.

But yeah, Sink - there's no Nix without Dick and no Dick without Nix, so no Sink, no plucking!

And not long after the plucking Sink of course discovered that Nix just couldn't stop drinking and drinking and drinking and never get any work done...so Dick was able to 'RECLAIM THE MAN HE WANTED MOST' Brilliant.

And then Sink demonstrates his acute observations skills, by saying that, "Hell, every time I need him he’s always here with you anyway. He may as well stay." You knew all that, you still went and plucked him? What an incredibly shortsighted move. Amazing the war was won with such inept officers in charge. No wonder Dick was constantly annoyed, angry and losing his patience.

#band of brothers #dick winters #lewis nixon #sink was ok most of the time though. to be fair #larry alexander #Biggest Brother: The Life Of Major Dick Winters The Man Who Led The Band of Brother

Sharon-A-Day, Day 498 (5/13/23)

Captain America Annual 11. On sale 7/7/92. "Captain America's Top 10 Villains"

Writer: George Caragonne

Artist: Larry Alexander

Letterer: Jonathan Babcock

Colorist: Renee Witterstaetter

Editor: Ralph Macchio

Flashback to Sharon's LMD dying...

#sharon carter #agent 13 #captain america #steve rogers #george caragonne #larry alexander #jonathan babcock #renee witterstaetter #ralph macchio

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King Of The World ℗ 1979

Warner Music France

Producer: Bernard Edwards

Engineer: Bill Scheniman

Engineer: Larry Alexander

Producer: Nile Rodgers

Lead Vocals: Sheila

Arranger, Writer: Bernard Edwards

Arranger, Writer: Nile Rodgers

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#Spacer #Sheila #B. D E V O T I O N #YouTube #Warner (France)#King Of The World #℗ 1979 #1979 #1970s #Bernard Edwards #Bill Scheniman #Larry Alexander #Nile Rodgers #Youtube

Two Sherman tanks from the 4th Division appeared with Nixon riding the lead one.

“Brought you a present,” Nixon said, jumping down, a huge grin on his handsome face. “The first two tanks to come off Utah Beach. I thought you could use some help.”

“I think I can find something for them to do,” Winters said. “Thanks, Nix.”

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(These words were so fanficish....I was thinking it couldn’t be Dick Winters’ own words....It has to be embellised by the writer......I have to check up on the author:

THANK YOU LARRY!

#band of brothers #real band of brothers #lewis nixon #larry alexander #seriously

“In My Life,” Broadway, 1992. Melissa Anne Davis as Cosette, Mark McKerracher as Jean Valjean, Larry Alexander as Marius, Debbie Gibson as Éponine.

For Cosette Appreciation Week, even though the main draw of this clip is probably the Éponine.

Melissa’s Cosette sings with a sweet, crystalline soprano voice and sounds appropriately warm and passionate. Mark’s voice is slightly dark and heavy for Valjean, but he still sounds fine. Larry’s Marius is clarion, bright-voiced and charming, while Debbie’s Éponine (one of the show’s first examples of stunt casting) sounds predictably poppish, but still good.