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Poster for 1954 Godzilla movie with Godzilla emerging out of the ocean in the rain with a fishing boat is in the foreground.

GODZILLA
KING OF THE MONSTERS
#GodzillaDay

Cover of The New History of the DC Universe #4, with Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and some of DC’s newer characters such as Damian Wayne, Jon Kent, and Dreamer.

I can’t get over that the frame for this series is Barry Allen thinking he is writing a history of the universe, and filling it with things like “then Batman changed his outfit”

Screenshot of dating app prompt where the person states their music playlist can range from "The Weeknd to Shakira to Backstreet Boys. You never know what you're going to get," when, in fact, I think the reader knows exactly what they're going to get.

I'm always amused when people on dating apps think their musical tastes are broad and a bit all over the place but, really, they just listen to pop.

Screenshot from the Simpsons with Lenny hanging a zero card on a Days Without Danielle Smith Embarrassing Alberta sign.

Accurate.

Looks like the seller was just as befuddled as me. I get to keep the book & get a refund, which is nice, but I checked the website & seller's ratings are based on response times & number of returns so...even though the guy was super nice I think it has a lot to do with keeping their 5 star rating.

Truth.

ladies and gentlemen...we got him

The cover to Vol 21 of the Marvel: The Ultimate Graphic Novels Collection featuring the cover artwork from Ghost Rider #1.

Oh, Internet Seller. You specifically featured the Marvel Horror: The Magazine Collection on your listing, ISBN and everything, but you shipped me Vol 21 of the Marvel: The Ultimate Graphic Novels Collection.

Why do you task me so? I was really looking forward to my order, too.

a man in a suit and tie is peeking out of a window with his hand on the curtain . ALT: a man in a suit and tie is peeking out of a window with his hand on the curtain .

I've been kicking myself for not doing an October horror movie marathon like I often do but then I realized that I've been reading dozens of Marvel horror books all month, and watching season five of the Twilight Zone, and I felt suddenly less negligent with the level of my Halloween spirit.

That feeling when a credit card company charging 20%+ interest sends you an email warning you about scams.

Image from the City of Edmonton website showing eligible electors at 679,830 and the number who voted as 205,758.

30% of eligible voters in Edmonton turned out to vote in the municipal election. That's...pretty shameful, really. Especially considering how many people bitch about wanting change.

TRON: Ares display at the theatre depicting a lightcycle driving up a vertical surface.

Seen it twice, now. Once in IMAX. I feel like the script could have used one more pass but, overall, I think the TRON of it all is satisfying enough. Gorgeous looking film.

Screams internally.🤬

I was going to pop on and mention this article I read years ago but you beat me to it.

Still gonna drop the article, though...😉 goblincore420.medium.com/modern-dadai...

Three panels from Defenders #25 by Steve Gerber and Sal Buscema depicting members of the Sons of the Serpent retreating from battle and shouting how they want to save the White race from blacks and Puerto Ricans.

Kind of unsettling how much Marvel's Sons of the Serpent are basically ICE.

Promo image of the Marvel characters from the Midnight Suns video game standing together and looking serious. Characters include Wolverine, Blade, and Ghost Rider, among others.

I've been in a real Marvel horror reading space of late and noticed the Midnight Suns game is on sale in the PlayStation store. Wondering if this will help scratch the itch or if it's just another Avengers/Super-hero game?

Released a new episode of my podcast, today. After a year of being on hiatus I'm happy to be back with a conversation featuring writer and podcaster, Greg Ehrbar talking about H-B and his latest book.

Another Ernest Chiriacka original. My two things of note on this one are those fantastic expressions, and the guts it took to just... no illustrate that foreground column in any way. It's nothing but an online. Not colored. Not anything.

Of course, any Legion fan knows this to be truth and in a thousand years there will be a thriving society of telepaths, there.

Panel from an old comic book by Steve Ditko. A man with a guitar and a case that reads TV Repair walks down a city street and he is saying "So my humming is no good, Huh! I'll hum for evil!"

Today's vibe.

Cover to the Beware the Creeper YPB by Cliff Chiang featuring The Creeper leaping over the rooftops of Paris with the title of the book in large font behind her.

Holy shit! I just finished reading Beware the Creeper by Jason Hall & @cliffchiang.bsky.social & I'm just...gah, I loved it. Literally felt made just for me & deals with so many of my interests.

Paris in the '20s, Café Society, sex, art, murder, class conflict, and a dollop of history. Brilliant.

omg how mad would you be that your secret cinema in the Parisian catacombs had been rumbled

cat yronwode goes even deeper filling in the blanks from the comic book perspective, with more Claremont details, in this post responding to a question about the author of the previous article, Alan Cabal.

How did I not know any of this? groups.google.com/g/alt.magick...

The Doom that Came to Chelsea My ex-wife died back in March, after a long and heroic bout with cancer. She walked out on me in 1997, but we remained on good enough terms that I hosted her fi...

After reading this, the Belasco/Illyana thing and Claremont's brief dalliance writing for Satana makes a whole lot of sense. I didn't realize he had a connection by marriage to the magickal community in NYC, or that all the comic guys hung out at the Magickal Childe. www.nypress.com/news/the-doo...

Pencil and ink cover to Wonder Woman #74 (1993). Diana is sitting on a chair in a dive bar next to P.I. Micah Rains and surrounded by his friends all posing for the 'camera.'

Brian Bolland posted this over on Threads. Such a great cover. His Wonder Woman work was absolutely top shelf. I would have loved to see a full-length story drawn by him.

scooby doo and shaggy are standing next to each other ALT: scooby doo and shaggy are standing next to each other

Question for any Scooby fans out there: If someone was going to produce a couple of new audio commentaries for Be Cool Scooby-Doo episodes, which would you consider to be the top two that you would want to hear people involved with the show talking about?

Asking for a friend.

Flash Gordon and Prince Thun take on a squad of green-skinned Shark Men

And old man looks up at a mural of Flash Gordon crossing swords with Ming the Merciless.

Flash Gordon frees Edda from her locked helmet, and the mechanic can't help herself from laying a smooch on him.

Flash Gordon negotiates with Empress Aura. "Tch. Fine," she sneers, conciliating. "Savior of the Universe..." He smiles back. "You love it."

All right, just turned in the last strips of my second year on FLASH GORDON. That's 730 installments in the bag -- appearing in a rough average of 1.5 panels per strip, I've drawn Flash about 1,095 times. Still takes me a couple tries to get his hair right. Tomorrow we start on year three ⚡

U.S. ambassador 'disappointed' with anti-American sentiment in Canada | CBC News The U.S. ambassador to Canada is expressing frustration over the anti-American sentiment he sees in this country, including from politicians, after U.S. President Donald Trump hit most of the world wi...

Classic Trump playbook: break something that mostly works and then blame someone else for the thing not working, especially if there's pushback. Damn straight Canadians aren't enthusiastic about our relationship with the US. So tired of this shit. www.cbc.ca/news/politic...

It doesn't get better than Bruno Premiani's DOOM PATROL, with writer Arnold Drake. Weird, charming, beautifully illustrated, and just fun comics.

Consider this a Random Bruno Premiani Art Appreciation Post.

Dad’s books are full of empathy, common sense, and a healthy suspicion of the powerful. But at its heart his work is also about how systems keep people poor while pretending it’s their own fault. So I hope Kemi’s taking notes as well as reading the jokes.