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some black and white Bill Sienkiewicz artwork.

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Endless Anime Opening Gifsets- Nadia:The Secret of Blue Water

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Batman #355 (1983) - Don Newton

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Don Newton’s so good and nobody talks about him

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French cartoonist Jean Ache, “Little Red Riding Hood” after seven different painters, from Pilote, 1974.

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The Thing by Barry Windsor-Smith from the cover of Marvel Fanfare #15 (1984)

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Storm by Bill Sienkiewicz and Chris Wozniak (1984)

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“The Leader”, a short horror movie by Josh Simmons

#horror #shortfilm

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Son of Godzilla (1967)

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More Horned King. This is the cover art for The Book of Three, by Belgian illustrator, Jean-Léon Huens (1921-1982).

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The Chronological Superman 1961:

This imaginary story from Superman vol.1 No.149 answers the question “What if Lex Luthor reformed?” And the answer is “He’d just be faking it and would kill Superman.”

It’s probably one of the best stories of the Silver Age full-stop, inside the Superman Family or no. And given its bittersweet nature it is, of course, written by Jerry Siegel (with Curt Swan absolutely showing – by way of expression, posture, mood and framing – exactly what he brought to the Superman mythos).

The tragedy of Luthor is, as always, that he could be as celebrated and revered as Superman, but he’s too tied up in his own hatred and sense of superiority. A wounded ego prevents Luthor from enjoying the fruits of his labors, and receiving the adulation of the world. Again, with Siegel writing this tale, you have to wonder if this reflected his own epiphany prior to returning to the character he co-created, if in reduced stature.

The panel where Luthor contemptuously regards a still-furious Jimmy Olsen on the witness stand, disdainfully addressing the jury assembled against him as “The puny ants” … that is one of the best Superman panels in the character’s history.