Al Kennedy

Be weirder and more unsettling

Blind Box set What magical treasures you will find in your Tess Fowler Blind Box!! Each box will contain assorted comics and trades, high end art prints, and...

Update!! We sold some bundles but still need to sell 8 more by the 9th to make it this month. There are also 3 digital bundles left in the shop as well. Thank you to everyone that has helped out by purchasing a bundle or a sending a donation!
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Dorne pencil drawing of seven vulture-like brothers waiting for their dad to die.

Dorne pencil rough of a huge brawl

Dorne pencil rough of a couple of people chatting in an old-time general store.

The cover the cover of Albert Dorne, Master Illustrator. If you find a copy, GRAB IT

And since I don’t want folks to think that the only thing notable about Albert Dorne was his resemblance to Abe Vigoda, here’s a reminder that he was, in fact, a world-class badass draftsman.

Holy shit, that bar fight!

Saturnalia was originally a pagan holiday celebrating the release of the Sega Saturn

And I'm only okay. Imagine how he would feel about a really top grade person

Any time I ever feel insecure about myself, my personage, my body, my contribution to the world, which, you know, is not infrequently!, I comfort myself by thinking about how the world's richest man would give his actual human dick to have made 1/100 of the people I have feel positive towards him

Remember folks: if you have any small amount of artistic talent, any sex appeal, or can make your friends laugh, the richest man on earth is crying screaming throwing up because he can’t be you.

Joe Lonsdale should stick to writing grindhouse cowboy horror crime books

LEGO Bebop, main view.

LEGO Bebop, back view.

LEGO Bebop, front view.

LEGO zipcraft.

The mini zipcraft were really fun! Really so happy with how this entire model came out, and that I was able to make a model celebrating one of my fav shows!

This model was made for a commission, they were kind enough to let me post them on my site as well!
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LEGO model of the Bebop from Cowboy Bebop, with miniature personal starships attached and against a black background.

My LEGO model of the Bebop from Cowboy Bebop! 971 pieces, 30.7cm/12in long. Lovingly packed with detail.

Okay three, two, one, let's build...

Thinking about Jahf, the wee Critter-looking robot that guarded the M'Kraan crystal, and about how the ancient Shi'ar who designed him were like "he should smoke a fat little stogie"

I'm not sure if it's as much what you have read and heard and discovered through John's work, but from my own perspective, your work is work which I have read and digested and discussed and internalised, and it's as much something which provides nutrients to my brain and heart as John's work is

To the best of my knowledge none of the poetry in my head has ever paid any rent, they just top up the metre sometimes

I think my overall tweet quality keeps things at a nice follow/unfollow equilibrium

Right!?

You can tell I'm not a huge account because this is Bluesky, and non-famous people with huge accounts get Space Madness

Some men you just can't reach

QT of my Star Wars joke from earlier, name redacted, saying: "Horrible opinion. Huge account. Limits responses. Mute Trifecta."

In actuality:

Joke tweet.
Only huge if you are a Borrower.
Only limits to followers and following to avoid drive by arseholes.
Easy block.

I'm now looking for for help tracking down any of the following (in decreasing order of likeliness!):

1) the name of the artist
2) a copy of the poster
3) the holiest of holies - the original painting itself!

Can anyone help me in my Great "Great Ghost Hunt" Hunt? Reposts appreciated! (3/3)

Portion of a lavishly illustrated map of the UK, depicting innumerable ghostly stories from around the country, as part of the Sunday Times 1989 "Great Ghost Hunt" promotion

I have been looking for a copy of the poster for YEARS. I couldn't remember the name, but earlier this year I found some pics that someone had uploaded to the Internet Archive (that have now apparently disappeared - spooky!) that confirmed its existence and its name. (2/X)

Portion of a lavishly illustrated map of the UK, depicting innumerable ghostly stories from around the country, as part of the Sunday Times 1989 "Great Ghost Hunt" promotion

Portion of a lavishly illustrated map of the UK, depicting innumerable ghostly stories from around the country, as part of the Sunday Times 1989 "Great Ghost Hunt" promotion

Portion of a lavishly illustrated map of the UK, depicting innumerable ghostly stories from around the country, as part of the Sunday Times 1989 "Great Ghost Hunt" promotion

Portion of a lavishly illustrated map of the UK, depicting innumerable ghostly stories from around the country, as part of the Sunday Times 1989 "Great Ghost Hunt" promotion

Looking for some help locating a holy grail. In 1989, The Sunday Times ran a promotion called "The Great Ghost Hunt". An illustrated poster of famous British hauntings came free with the paper, and in the following weeks they published quiz questions relating to the various spooky happenings. (1/X)

Don't think I didn't notice the Furmanisms in the Villinoos the other week

The debate around whether Star Wars should be preserved in amber by Disney or tinkered with by Lucas, released in a version which goes against Lucas's wishes or hidden away from future generations, misses the most inviting possibility: that we sieze the chance to destroy Star Wars once and for all

James Acaster getting his 'food hell' on Saturday Kitchen –  late contender for TV moment of the year

Amazing cause, and Woodrow is a comics genius, this is a wonderful idea 🙏

🎶 Oh the weather outside is fightful
And I’ve just misspelled “frightful”
This could’ve been good but no
Bad typo
Bad typo
Bad typo

Not kidding when I say this week's issue of the Phoenix is the Time Wars of the 2020s, amazing work by @neillcameron.bsky.social and the whole crew

Nice spot! I was so pleased that it all lined up nicely :)