Endless Blasphemy

Comic cover with the title "THE ABOMINATIONS OF YONDO" in a jagged, flowing script. The image shows a broken statue in the middle of a desert, leaning off its pedestal and half buried in sand. Details of the statue suggest it may not be depicting a human. The long, bony legs of an unknown creature creep out from behind the statue.

Five triangular comic panels depicting a fist-sized insect approaching a sitting man, a huge ruined temple with flying creatures nesting in its destroyed upper level, a salt-lake shoreline with a multilimbed creature visible behind a salt pillar, a red rock canyon filled with strange, broken statues, and a violently red sunset over a blasted desert landscape.

Four panels depicting a man, wandering in a desolate waste, noticing an uncanny shadow behind a rock.

I've completed a comic adaptation of one of my favorite Clark Ashton Smith stories, THE ABOMINATIONS OF YONDO, which turns 100 this year! It's my first comic in full color, which was a hell of a learning experience. It's available now digitally or in print by mid-March.
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Jacob's Ladder (1990) Adrian Lyne

Donations from Palantir to CT lawmakers spark outcry Several elected federal officials representing Connecticut are now facing criticism from immigrant rights advocates for accepting campaign contributions from a tech company assisting federal deportati...

"Sens. Chris Murphy, Richard Blumenthal and Rep. Jim Himes, all Democrats, received contributions from employees of Palantir or its political action committee between 2023 and 2025" www.ctpublic.org/2026-02-19/d...

Rub this in their faces.

The US never cared about human freedom. That was just PR. Most of the world can clearly see that now.

Born on this day: Mark E Smith of the mighty Fall! Seen occasionally wearing eyeliner...

Ride - Dreams Burn Down YouTube video by RideOfficial

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I, Robot by Isaac Asimov. The cover shows a large robot carrying the body of an astronaut on a barren surface.

My favorite cover among my old paperbacks. By Robert E. Schulz.

Stock up on physical media while you can.

Looks like I have a streaming subscription to cancel.

State media gobbles up another property.

Ministry - Over The Shoulder (Official Music Video) YouTube video by RHINO

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Last I heard, the first primary election is South Carolina which has historically served as a firewall against non establishment candidates. If the DNC keeps this arrangement, they, in conjunction with the media, basically get to pick the candidate.

I play this game frequently and am super impressed by how much the developers knocked this project out of the park. Given how great it is, I can't help but think how awesome it would be to get remastered versions of Hudson's Adventure Island, The Legend of Zelda, Ninja Gaiden and Castlevania.

Such an incredible album.

Not I

Threads director Mick Jackson has expressed worry over the upcoming remake’s focus on finding “hope even in the most challenging of times.”

“That one phrase worried me,” he tells Empire. “Hope is not part of nuclear war.”

Read more: www.empireonline.com/movies/news/...

The Haunted Palace (1963, Roger Corman)

Medicaid Work Requirements Don’t Work — They Harm People with Disabilities | ACLU We’ve been here before. Work requirements only cut care, nothing else.

Except for the poor you support imposing onerous administrative barriers and red tape on through Medicare work requirements. This policy actively prevents the disadvantaged from getting the healthcare they need. And you call yourself a doctor? www.aclu.org/news/disabil...

Medicaid Work Requirements Don’t Work — They Harm People with Disabilities | ACLU We’ve been here before. Work requirements only cut care, nothing else.

Did you tell Acton that it was ok to come out for work requirements for Medicare? This is a clear sign that your ticket has no intention of fixing Ohio and rolling back the right wing policies that have hurt this state. www.aclu.org/news/disabil...

Mother of Flies, despite its low budget, is an incredible folk horror film. I absolutely love the gorgeous outdoor shots it contains and the manner in which the Adams family depicts ritual as something challenging and immensely painful. The sound design is also pretty impressive.

Looks promising, but Castle Grayskull really looks like cheap slop.

Acton needs to push a wealthy tax. It's the only way we'll trust this ticket.

I desperately need to see this.

Yep, most dem voters are super conformists. They do what they're told by their trusted authorities.

Same. I got out a few years ago and went indie.

If the DNC keeps South Carolina as the first primary state in 2028, you're not going to have much of a say in the matter. The organization, donors and related media will dictate the winner.

Yep, love PiL even more and caught one of their shows in Pittsburgh 15 years ago. Metal Box and Flowers of Romance are exceptional.