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Luke Baker (BRAMBLE IS OUT NOW) @spacemacchiato.bsky.social · 1d

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Full color illustration of a greebly creature holding a greebly scythe

Full color illustration of a greebly butcher

Lineart of a creature with candles melted onto its head

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Bobby Schroeder @ponett.dog · 12h

the specific way al gore says "i will" in this bit. it pops into my head damn near every day www.youtube.com/watch?v=roRQ...

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Amilcar Pinna @amilcarpinna.bsky.social · 22h

Silent Hill f best of 2025<3

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Allie @rally.luckyraven.cc · 12h

Here is Day 10 of #October, where I've been drawing an octopus every day as an exercise in drawing something that isn't humanoid, or even a vertebrate, to improve my own understanding of drawing. Today I tried out a new hatching style, something I think adds an organic, handmade texture to my inks.

A giant pacific octopus rendered in ink hatches.

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Lucifer Hunklehead @amonduulus.bsky.social · 12h

I'm very proud of this one, in part because it forces me to really think about this movie and what it's doing (and because I also cover the other two dubs it's had because I am a maniac who makes questionable life choices

Dub Talk Podcast @dubtalkpodcast.bsky.social · 12h

Today on Dub Talk, join @amonduulus.bsky.social @spacemanhardy.bsky.social & @9clawtiger.bsky.social as they cover one of the most famous beloved movies you'll only ever want to see once. But today, the gang reviews a brand new dub for the classic film. Special thanks to Julia W for requesting this!

Dub Talk 316: Grave of the Fireflies

YouTube video by Dub Talk

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Dub Talk Podcast @dubtalkpodcast.bsky.social · 12h

Today on Dub Talk, join @amonduulus.bsky.social @spacemanhardy.bsky.social & @9clawtiger.bsky.social as they cover one of the most famous beloved movies you'll only ever want to see once. But today, the gang reviews a brand new dub for the classic film. Special thanks to Julia W for requesting this!

Dub Talk 316: Grave of the Fireflies

YouTube video by Dub Talk

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John McFerrin @tarkus1980.bsky.social · 14h

open.spotify.com/playlist/2D6...

A giant Moody Blues introduction Playlist I put together a few years ago, based off of a 2 CD Moodies compilation I made for myself in graduate school. Listen in order, I put a lot of thought into the sequencing.

Moody Blues Primer

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Matinee Mode @matineemode.bsky.social · 14h

Theme park signage excellence

Disney MGM Studios theme park signage that includes listing of Walt Disney Pictures, Touchstone Pictures, Buena Vista Television, Hollywood Pictures, Buena Vista Home Video and The Disney Channel.

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Dub Talk Podcast @dubtalkpodcast.bsky.social · 14h

1 hour remains. Prepare yourselves.

a man and a boy are standing next to each other in the dark looking at a star in the sky .

ALT: a man and a boy are standing next to each other in the dark looking at a star in the sky .

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Shaenon K. Garrity @shaenon.bsky.social · 14h

This month's bonus Patreon wallpaper is pumpkins.
skin-horse.com/extras/

Characters from Skin Horse, the comic I did with Jeffrey Wells, picking out Halloween pumpkins while in costume as each other.

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Liam McGuire @liammcguire.bsky.social · 15h

Daniel Warren Johnson rules

Absolute Batman choking out an ice agent by Daniel Warren Johnson

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GENC @genc.newgrounds.com · 15h

The Villain

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Aidan Clarke @cranchyroll.com · 14h

For the longest time I wondered why the comic font Whizbang has such an intense italic slant. Way more than most italic variants. Then I realized that it was a near-exact match for John Costanza's lettering and he just did that. Lol at how strong that shear is!

Ranged Touch @rangedtouch.bsky.social · 16h

SHELVED BY GENRE has completed the second half of THE SAGA OF THE SWAMP THING, in which Alan Moore & Co expand the character's mythology, making some truly baffling and ill-advised choices but also giving us some of the coolest-looking Swamp Things ever put on paper. rangedtouch.com/2025/10/10/s...

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Lucifer Hunklehead @amonduulus.bsky.social · 14h

-> But the more ambitious later episodes did work for more eventually, especially when Kister found ways to make their limited locations and green screens work better in their pre-existing visual style. Worth checking out, just don't watch it after 10 PM like a dummy like I did

Lucifer Hunklehead @amonduulus.bsky.social · 14h

#155. The Mandela Catalogue (2021-now)
One of the ur-analog horror series, according to the internet, and one quite enjoyed watching! I think I preferred the more low-budget episodes from earlier on, especially the ones that use a cheap Bible cartoon as their base ->

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Lucifer Hunklehead @amonduulus.bsky.social · 14h

This feels a little underwhelming for an issue with a 200 on the cover, but I suppose that's just how Legends of the Dark Knight Rolled. It is at least a nice time piece from that brief era where Eddie Campbell of all people was writing cape stuff

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Lucifer Hunklehead @amonduulus.bsky.social · 14h

#154. "Gotham Emergency" by Eddie Campbell, Daren White, Bart Sears, Bart Sears, Michael Atiyeh, & Pat Brosseau [from Legends of the Dark Knight #200]
A pretty good thriller about an ER team trying to save The Joker before he dies and leaves a bunch of Gotham to blow up

The cover to from Legends of the Dark Knight #200 by Eddie Campbell, Daren White, Bart Sears, Bart Sears, Michael Atiyeh, & Pat Brosseau. Cover art by Bart Sears

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Lucifer Hunklehead @amonduulus.bsky.social · 14h

I really liked Joe Staton's art in this, he draws a fantastic Joker, near Roger Marshall levels of good, and it's nice little time capsule of who Joker stories were written before Harley Quinn existed in the comics. Well worth your time

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Lucifer Hunklehead @amonduulus.bsky.social · 14h

#153. Batman: Going Sane by J. M. DeMatteis, Joe Staton, Steve Mitchell, Digital Chameleon, & Willie Schubert
Very nice story about the contrasting psychology of Batman and the Joker, what drives them, and the ways that they feed off each other as enemies and figures

The cover to Batman: Going Sane by J. M. DeMatteis, Joe Staton, Steve Mitchell, Digital Chameleon, & Willie Schubert. Cover art by Joe Staton, Rodney Ramos, & Nathan Eyring

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Lucifer Hunklehead @amonduulus.bsky.social · 15h

Rousseau's art is the main highlight, although the story, about how much Batman's extended crew cares about him, is sweet in it's own way

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Lucifer Hunklehead @amonduulus.bsky.social · 15h

#152. "The Mourning After" by Jason Hall, Craig Rousseau, Dan Davis, Lee Loughridge, & Janice Chiang [from Detective Comics #782]
A nice, if maybe a little slight, story about a janitor trying to figure out who keeps leaving roses in Crime Alley every year.

The title page to the story "The Mourning After" by Jason Hall, Craig Rousseau, Dan Davis, Lee Loughridge, & Janice Chiang

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Lucifer Hunklehead @amonduulus.bsky.social · 15h

I'm not sure if the villain in this one every showed up again, but he's great here. An interesting look at an egomaniac getting caught up in something that's really beyond what he can actually handle
(also, this Tim Sale covers are great!)

The cover to Detective Comics #780 by Ed Brubaker, Tommy Castillo, Wade von Grawbadger, Jason Wright, Wildstorm FX, Todd Klein. Cover art by Tim Sale & Mark Chiarello

The cover to Detective Comics #781 by Ed Brubaker, Tommy Castillo, Wade von Grawbadger, Jason Wright, Wildstorm FX, Todd Klein. Cover art by Tim Sale & Mark Chiarello

The cover to Detective Comics #782 by Ed Brubaker, Tommy Castillo, Wade von Grawbadger, Jason Wright, Wildstorm FX, Todd Klein. Cover art by Tim Sale & Mark Chiarello

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Lucifer Hunklehead @amonduulus.bsky.social · 15h

#151. "Dead Reckoning" by Ed Brubaker, Tommy Castillo, Wade von Grawbadger, Jason Wright, Wildstorm FX, Todd Klein
Someone is picking off supervillains in Gotham and Batman has to stop him! This is a Brubaker joint, so you know it's gonna be hard hitting and well paced. Castillo's art rocks too

The cover to Detective Comics #777 by Ed Brubaker, Tommy Castillo, Wade von Grawbadger, Jason Wright, Wildstorm FX, Todd Klein. Cover art by Tim Sale & Mark Chiarello

The cover to Detective Comics #778 by Ed Brubaker, Tommy Castillo, Wade von Grawbadger, Jason Wright, Wildstorm FX, Todd Klein. Cover art by Tim Sale & Mark Chiarello

The cover to Detective Comics #779 by Ed Brubaker, Tommy Castillo, Wade von Grawbadger, Jason Wright, Wildstorm FX, Todd Klein. Cover art by Tim Sale & Mark Chiarello

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Lucifer Hunklehead @amonduulus.bsky.social · 15h

#150. "Gottismburgh" by Jon Lewis, Stefano Gaudiano, Carla Feeny, & Janice Chiang [from Detective Comics #781]
One-off back-up strip about a medieval forest that's protected by a Robin Hood-esque Batman and his band of Robins. Perfectly fine, if maybe a little too short for the concept

The first page of the story "Gottismburgh" by Jon Lewis, Stefano Gaudiano, Carla Feeny, & Janice Chiang

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Lucifer Hunklehead @amonduulus.bsky.social · 15h

#149. "Batman: Spore" by J. C. Gagne & Michel Gagné [from Detective Comics #776-780]
Wonderfully bizarre little back-up strip about Batman being taken over by an alien spore and growing into a big plant monster. Apparently this has a dodgy reputation, but I thought it was a fun ride

First page of the second part of "Batman: Spore" by J. C. Gagne & Michel Gagné

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