Side by side color comparison of a Swamp Thing page
Tatjana Wood (right page) was a storyteller who understood the eagle was the top of Sunderland’s globe (established on an earlier page), and the image showed the characters trapped in his world. The Absolute Swamp Thing recolorist (left) just saw a bird.
“ All the world will be your enemy, Prince of a Thousand enemies. And when they catch you, they will kill you. But first they must catch you; digger, listener, runner, Prince with the swift warning. Be cunning, and full of tricks, and your people will never be destroyed.”
Much like “Crash” and “Green Book,” ain’t nobody gonna give a second thought or viewing to “One Battle After Another” after Oscar night.
But much like “The Color Purple,” “What’s Love Got To Do With It,” and “Black Panther,” folks are gonna remember, recite, & revel in “Sinners” for decades.
One of my fav authors has recommendations for great slasher books, and when he speaks, I listen @sgj.bsky.social
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That was WILD!!!!!
The day after we put the final touches on issues #88-91 of “Swamp Thing”, news broke about the passing of Tatjana Wood, the original colorist on the series. Tomorrow, March 2nd, would have been Tatjana’s 100th birthday. Let’s raise a glass to one of comics’ originals.
Nathan Ballingrud every time. He never lets me down.
wife chasing me around the kitchen table with a rolling pin because she found me in the epstein files being a Mossad Operative
The Dark Knight Also Rises
Love it!!!
Hadn’t seen this one in years, just a fantastic little slasher with a real visual flair. All of the kill scenes are done so well and the killer has a great look.
Silk and Foxglove anthology, a BIPOC erotic eco-horror anthology, with a collaged artwork of a red circle, a dragonfly, and a sensual rear end!
Due to the sudden closure of the small press publishing our anthology, we're looking for a new home!
"Silk and Foxglove" is a BIPOC anthology of 13 stories of erotic-eco-horror! It's weird, gorgeous, evocative, & unnerving as hell!
Please boost! If any small presses are interested, let me know!
Cesar Romero and Lee Meriwether, in costume from the Batman TV show, c. 1966.
The Joker and the Thief
I don’t know who needs to hear Jesse Jackson leading the kids on Sesame Street in this beautiful call-and-response reminding them that every child is somebody, but here it is
The NPR Star Wars and the comic books were my first introduction to Biggs Darklighter. That’s when I realized there was so much more story out there.
a screenshot showing: - reposts of "pronouncing mustache like headache" - likes of "pronouncing headache like mustache"
wake up homie, new culture war just dropped
I love that big weird jellyfish cloud. When it unfurls itself I genuinely felt transported, it was so cool.
This is insane.
get the kid in the brown hoodie a scholarship
Just got my copy last week, loving your work and the magazine as a whole. Fantastic job!
Forgot to post some of my new pickups for this week. I’m in a nice groove, all of the books I’m currently reading feel creatively fresh. I was a little worried Skinbreaker would be too cliche, but the last couple of issues have curved in a nice way.
DC has been running circles around Marvel creatively for a couple of years now. Even when Marvel comes out with something fresh or interesting, the expectation is that it will be cancelled as soon as another movie comes out.
Pure magic, no AI needed.
Rock n roll 😔😔😔
RIP, he was fantastic in this movie. Way too young to go.
He’s fantastic in this movie, RIP.
