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This is a good one!

Crumb: People were nasty, they didn’t want to hear the truth. Some of them later apologized. But friendships were ended, relationships severed. I haven’t spoke to Terry in decades.

Groth: All because -

Crumb: Because I pointed out the truth: Bart Simpson was born at Super Saiyan level. The hair!

Germany Year 90 Nine Zero - Jean-Luc Godard, 1991

Faldafeykir

Beyglurist ef ég er að rista beyglur

Brauðrist

Writing you up for insubordination.

Dreddcember

Wow Comics 38 (3473)

Released this very day in 1984, the first issue of the US “Mega-Series” reprints of 2000AD by Eagle Comics, with its magnificent Brian Bolland cover.

The most chilling short story I’ve ever read.

For those that have never seen it, here is another example of Das Pastora's fantastic illustrations for Hércules 1417. The book is very large and beautifuly designed by Cristo Aleister.

Katsuhiro Otomo, “mirrored” Domu illustration, 1980

On-sale in or around today in 1984, just 40 years ago, the Amazing Heroes 1985 Preview Issue, with its charming cover by Jaime Hernandez.

The 80s AH Preview issues were an absolute joy. The biggest bargain in comics with names big & less big discussing their plans, often in depth.

Tsutomu Nihei, Neo and Trinity, 1999

#kosningar24

Got my copies of Metal Hurlant's VENGEANCE issue - which features a story co-created by @simonroy.bsky.social and yours truly! 😎🙏

If you see this, post it with a horror film you love

What’s four Christmas movies to know you by?

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John Buscema, king of dudes dramatically looking at screens! From Avengers 50 and 74! (He inked himself on 50. Tom Palmer inks on 74!)

I had the amazing good fortune to discover the Golden Age of illustration as a young teen through Brigid Peppin seminal book Fantasy, Book Illustration 1860 to 1920. To this day it remains the best on the topic. It included some gorgeous unpublished ones, like this one by Edmund Dulac.

One of the most familiar features the “Tintin” albums is the gallery of portraits used to decorate the end-papers inside the covers of the hardback books, depicting both the main characters and an assortment of friends and foes that they met over the years. 1/14

Tales of Suspense 85 - All-out action on this page (in the Mighty Marvel Manner, baby!) from Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Frank Giacoia!

Ze Lepair!!!

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1990 • György Fehér