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Lots to choose from in 1986, but this one signaled the end of the Bronze Age and remains one of my favorite Superman stories.

I feel like Coppola was trying to make an old-Old Hollywood film with Dracula, between the use of vintage cameras and old-style visual effects, and encouraging really over the top performances from the cast.

Young and smoking hot Jack and Roz Kirby #comics

"the girlfriend of one of the founders of antifa"

What poster did you have hanging in your room as a kid?

DC Super Spectacular 4 (4298)

Scene from The Princess Bride where Vizzinni says "You're trying to kidnap what I've rightfully stolen"

OpenAI right now

A photograph of a head made of cheese with ants crawling on it. Photo by David Lynch, 1946-2025.

RIP David Lynch

A drawing of The Watcher, a bald man with high collar and cosmic crackles in his mind. The artist is Jack Kirby. Below that is a quote by Kirby which reads “I had a guy die on me once, during the war, and he looked up at me and he said ‘What the hell happened? What happened?’ And here I was, just a schmo from the East Side of New York City, y’know, and how do you answer the guy? I told him, ‘You happened.’ See? And that was real. It got me to think how valuable human beings are; and at that moment I discovered my own humanity. In that moment, I discovered everybody else’s.”

Black Hole 9 (3256)

Valor 2 (3250)

Show me your comics taste in 4 different comics.

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Absolutely fantastic, and a must for any art library, certainly any comic art library, HOW COMICS WERE MADE: A VISUAL HISTORY FROM THE DRAWING BOARD TO THE PRINTED PAGE. Very impressed (I got mine via kickstarter). glog.glennf.com/hcwm...

Captain America 1 (3109)

Shall I project a world? The art, artists and artifice of Charles Burns - The Comics Journal Final Cut is Burns' latest attempt to answer the question that all artists must, from time to time, grapple with: Who am I, in relation to my art, and in relation to the art of others?

A persistent theme in Charles Burns' work is the retreat into a world that does not exist. At Burns' best, he is raw, pained, and profoundly human; at its weakest, it seems that 'human' is precisely what he is afraid to be. My latest, and by far my longest piece, for TCJ: www.tcj.com/shall-i-proj...

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Providence 11

Cover # 397

Promethea 1

Cover # 398

Legend has it that Morrison ghost wrote some of Millar’s issues.

Providence 3

Cover # 340

Destroyer Duck 1

Cover # 236

Meanwhile the former bird site is currently spamming PragerU to everyone, so maybe boring isn’t quite so bad.

This new data poisoning tool lets artists fight back against generative AI The tool, called Nightshade, messes up training data in ways that could cause serious damage to image-generating AI models.

new data poisoning tool lets artists fight back against generative AI
www.technologyreview.com/2023/10/23/1...

Keith Giffen, Co-Creator Of Rocket Raccoon & Lobo, Has Died, Aged 70 Keith Giffen, co-creator of Lobo, Rocket Raccoon, Maxwell Lord, Jaime Reyes: Blue Beetle and the Justice League One Punch, has died, aged 70.

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Keith Giffen died.

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🚨 Ohioans only have until TOMORROW to register to vote in November's election, which include referendums to enshrine abortion rights and legalize marijuana.

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The cover of Gou Tanabe's manga adaptation of The Shadow Over Innsmouth by HP Lovecraft. A fishman wears a crown in a black and white illustration.

Oh shit! Gou Tanabe has another volume of HP Lovecraft manga adaptations coming out in November! His adaptation of Mountains of Madness is one of the coolest things I've ever seen. Get hip to this now.

I do think it's kind of awesome that he fed DC a poison pill like that though. It seems like something Alan Moore might do with Watchmen at this point if he could.

And at some point it’ll include a VR headset and some sort of tactile sensors and they can have their fully immersive Caprica-style death orgies or whatever.

It's porn. They want AI-generated porn on-demand for all their Rule 34 kinks. Probably with ZS-style production values.