#regor

[grrl-beetle]

THISISTHX - Regor

[chernobog13]

Two scans of The Atomic Thunderbolt #1 (February, 1946). The cover is uncredited, but the art appears to be by Mort Lawrence (as Larry Morton), who provided the interior art.

Apparently, in 1946 being "the most dynamic, Super-Sensational Hero in Comic Book History" wasn't enough of a hook to find an audience. This was the first and last appearance of the Atomic Thunderbolt, although in the last few years he has appeared in various comics since coming into Public Domain.

His original, while pretty typical, has some weird bits, especially pertaining to the mad scientist who "creates" the hero. Read the entire book here:

Regor Company - Atomic Thunderbolt 1 (One Shot Publishers)

This book has 38 pages and was uploaded by Phil Latter on July 1, 2012. The file size is 6.24mb. Publisher is One Shot Publishers

[dklem]

Some more requests for @judedeluca!!

[egglybagelface96]

Apollo 11 LM G&N Dictionary, Star Chart, Page S-2

[scalpelgall]

I dreamt about him hugging me so desperatly tight, in a way that stole the air from my lungs and broke every bone in my rib cage, in a way that had me numb but still wanting for more.

But it was just a dream..

- ( via @scalpelgall )

[gusgrissom]

Star Chart from Apollo 10 signed by John Young (the link has a great high-res version of the map)

In addition to the rest of the stars, also included on this map are the stars Gus Grissom named as a practical joke during celestial navigation training prior to Apollo 1, in honor of his crew: Regor (“Roger” spelled backwards) for Roger Chaffee, Dnoces (“Second” spelled backwards) for Edward H. White II, and Navi (“Ivan,” his own middle name, spelled backwards) for himself.

[quiltofstars]

Regor (γ Velorum), a double star // Grupo Nevoeiro

[speak4herself]

gegor ... bug guy