A color photo of Turner at his drawing table.
Lara Croft, Witchblade, and Fathom.
Fathom under a tidal wave.
Two covers he did for the Justice Leage and for Marvel Civil War series.
Today is the birthday of artist Michael Turner (April 21, 1971-June 27, 2008).
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Such a great entrance by her in this film.
I've never seen it but so far it is delightful!
Happy birthday, Evan.
I have the Criterion disc of that. And got to see it on the big screen a few years ago.
Stanwyck's character is named Sugarpuss O'Shea!
I love her. Ever since I saw Double Indemnity for the first time.
I wish I could wait for my daughter to get home from college to watch this because she loves Cooper and Stanwyck but I don't know how long it will be on Criterion.
I was just thinking that! And I'm only 15 minutes in
I've never seen it before
A poster for Ball of Fire (1941) starring Gary Cooper and Barbara Stanwyck.
Tonight's movie.
My dad's been telling me how good they are for thirty years but it took me until last year to see for myself.
Spy Hook by Len Deighton, Scorchy Smith: The 1941-1943 Newspaper Dailies, A Little Yellow Dog by Walter Mosley, X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan Volume Four 1974-1977, DC Archives: Enemy Ace Volume 2, Epic Mickey: The Comics Collection, and the Untold Tales of Spider-Man Omnibus.
My current reading stack.
Kids in the Hall sketch where Dave Foley is a dj in the apocalypse and all he has to play is his the record of Melanie singing her roller skates song.
Share someone dressed in white.
In this installment, Flash is able to distract Ala long enough to switch his drugged drink with hers. As she passes out, she realizes what is happening an orders Flash held under guard. In his cell, Flash is visiting by the Queen's Jester, a talking bird named Talky. He convinces Talky to take him to see Dale.
Flash Gordon by Austin Briggs from April 20, 1947.
Yep
In this panel drawn by Jack Kirby, a desperate looking man shouts "I...need a marijuana! I gotta have a reefer!" Three men are standing around him and one says "Talk first! Start talking!"
Nope. She was already dating my dad. High school sweethearts.
My wife is actually more of the stamp collector but I get excited when it's a topic I care about.
I feel like enough time has passed to officially put this in the “dad movie hall of fame. This is the sort of thing dads will happily watch on TNT for the next twenty years
I have this in the same category as Big Lebowski, if it's on TV I'm watching it, from wherever it picks up. 20 minutes left? Sure I'm in. If it's on the airplane I'm watching it. I love this movie so much. And it could've gone wrong in so many ways but, nope, too charming
And Midnight Run.
It's true, I would happily spend my next 20 years rewatching this.
