I've been listening to the Tangerine Dream soundtrack since it came out in 1981, but somehow I kept missing my opportunity to see it.
Really looking forward to seeing Tuesday Weld.
I've been listening to the Tangerine Dream soundtrack since it came out in 1981, but somehow I kept missing my opportunity to see it.
Really looking forward to seeing Tuesday Weld.
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Norman Saunders.
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Norman Saunders.
Thanks Zulith on Discord for the heads up!
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Norman Saunders.
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Norman Saunders.
According to the packaging, "This wildly inventive early noir sees him infectiously playing with genre rules and gender stereotypes".
Sounds fun!
According to the packaging, "This wildly inventive early noir sees him infectiously playing with genre rules and gender stereotypes".
Sounds fun!
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Bernie Krigstein.
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Bernie Krigstein.
I've never seen it, but I imagine they won't have much of a presence in it, but it has songs by Jerome Kern, so that should be interesting.
And it's always fun to see Bill Frawley.
I've never seen it, but I imagine they won't have much of a presence in it, but it has songs by Jerome Kern, so that should be interesting.
And it's always fun to see Bill Frawley.
Unforgettable in BLOOD FOR DRACULA.
"The blood of these whores is killing me!"
And FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN.
"To know death, Otto, you have to fuck life... in the gall bladder!"
Unforgettable in BLOOD FOR DRACULA.
"The blood of these whores is killing me!"
And FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN.
"To know death, Otto, you have to fuck life... in the gall bladder!"
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Allen Anderson.
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Allen Anderson.
Published by Ziff-Davis
Art by Allen Anderson.
Published by Ziff-Davis
Art by Allen Anderson.
Published by differ avid
Art by Norman Saunders.
Published by differ avid
Art by Norman Saunders.
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Allen Anderson
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Allen Anderson
I've been meaning to read this ever since I read a review of it in THE COMICS JOURNAL in the early 80s.
Now there is no excuse.
(While doing alt-text it changed to DEN D'HIROSHIMA. Now I am imagining Corben drawing it.)
I've been meaning to read this ever since I read a review of it in THE COMICS JOURNAL in the early 80s.
Now there is no excuse.
(While doing alt-text it changed to DEN D'HIROSHIMA. Now I am imagining Corben drawing it.)
Published by Ziff-Davis October 1950 (sale date)
Art by Robert Gibson Jones.
Published by Ziff-Davis October 1950 (sale date)
Art by Robert Gibson Jones.
Before Hobbesian meant that you thought life was "nasty, brutish and short."
After...
Before Hobbesian meant that you thought life was "nasty, brutish and short."
After...
Ziff-Davis produced this to test the market interest for comics.
It was 8 pages and was sent to subscribers of their SF magazines.
The two stories inside were by Alex Schomburg and Ogden Whitney.
Art by Robert Gibson Jones.
Ziff-Davis produced this to test the market interest for comics.
It was 8 pages and was sent to subscribers of their SF magazines.
The two stories inside were by Alex Schomburg and Ogden Whitney.
Art by Robert Gibson Jones.
Come back with a lot of Joni Mitchell.
Come back with a lot of Joni Mitchell.
I'll be watching the 4 hour and 17 minute cut that has been split into 5 parts so I can also watch Ken Burns' AMERICAN REVOLUTION series.
Looking forward to seeing Romy Schneider reprise her role of Elizabeth "Sissi" of Austria.
I'll be watching the 4 hour and 17 minute cut that has been split into 5 parts so I can also watch Ken Burns' AMERICAN REVOLUTION series.
Looking forward to seeing Romy Schneider reprise her role of Elizabeth "Sissi" of Austria.
Published by Ziff-Davis
Art by Allen Anderson
Published by Ziff-Davis
Art by Allen Anderson
Get right with the Lord, people!