Gil Elvgren (American, 1914-1980) Unexpected Lift (A Nice Catch) Brown & Bigelow calendar illustration, 1961
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Gil Elvgren (American, 1914-1980) Unexpected Lift (A Nice Catch) Brown & Bigelow calendar illustration, 1961
Clara Bow advertising HULA (1927)
Gil Elvgren - "Cover Girl" - August 1967 American Beauties Calendar Illustration - Brown & Bigelow Calendar Co. - The American Pin-up Calendar Collection
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Incredible Hulk vol 2 17 was published with a cover date of August 2000. The issue introduced Flux (Benny Tibbetts), created by Paul Jenkins and Ron Garney. ("The Dogs of War Part Four - Codename: Flux", Incredible Hulk vol 2 17, Marvel Comic Event)
Blackhawk 163 was published with a cover date of August 1961. The issue introduced the Fisherman, created by Dick Dillin. ("The Fisherman of Crime", Blackhawk 163, DC Comic Event)
The Flash vol 2 163 was published with a cover date of August 2000. The issue was a time travel story. The Turtle, who had his own time treadmill, intended to send the Flash to the 19th century, however was himself sent to the stone age instead. ("Heartbeat", The Flash vol 2 163, DC Comic Event)
On August 15, 1977, Jerry Ehman, a volunteer at the Ohio State SETI progam, observed a strong signal received by the radio telescope. It was dubbed the "Wow! signal" because he circled the spot on the printout and jotted down "Wow!" on the page. Some deem it the best candidate for a radio signal from an artificial, extraterrestrial source ever discovered and to date has never been observed again (SETI, event)
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Capitoline Museum, Rome.
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Detail of "The Awakening of Psyche" (Guillaume Seignac, 1904)