nevver:

Books that should have been written

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depressioncomix:

depression comix #131

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tiefighters:

Star Wars Trilogy Posters

Created by Jean-David Germann

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fckyeahhplovecraft:

Arkham and Reanimator Illustrations by menton3

empyr3an:

The Rings of Saturn by Isaac Asimov. NEL 1974. Cover artist Ray Feibush

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Tactile by Emily Kendall

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fer1972:

Nature Says by João Veríssimo

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buckets97:

Kenneth Rocafort. Gods gift to comic book readers.

Madame Mirage there

UNF

SO MUCH UNF

Sweet jesus but I just want her to pin me down and ravish me O.O

Love the Calvin and Hobbes one.

laughingsquid:

The Giant-Size Omnibus of Superpowers

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gingerhaze:

scarygoround:

Pleased to announce that I am the new writer/artist on Incredible Hulk. Here’s the first page of my first issue. I’ve quacked things up a notch as you can see. This will probably be the basis of the next big Marvel movie too.

well I’d buy 50 of each issue

laughingsquid:

Pay Phone Graveyard in Manhattan

"Tea Samples Violate US Law: 91% of the Celestial Seasonings’ teas we tested violated U.S. pesticide standards (CFR 40 section 180), meaning such teas are ‘adulterated’ under the FDCA and subject to
federal regulatory action. All violative samples contained traces
of known or possible human carcinogens."

GlaucusResearch-The_Hain_Celestial_Group_Inc-NasdaqHAIN-Strong_Sell_Febuary_21_2013.pdf

While the report was produced by a short-seller who stands to profit by their negative review of parent-company Hain, the lab reports in Appendix I are disturbing and show that, of the 11 teas tested, only one had no known adulterations. There is no way to know at this time whether it was one or two ingredients that contain the adulterations, or if they are so widespread throughout Celestial Seasonings’ teas that it’s better to avoid the brand entirely. I’m certainly leaning toward the latter.

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