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cromulentcomix:

Jack Kirby from Black Panther #6!

cromulentcomix:

Jack Kirby from Black Panther #6!

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flavorcountry:

I know you other Grant Morrison fans are out there somewhere! Where are you

This is good advice.

flavorcountry:

I know you other Grant Morrison fans are out there somewhere! Where are you

This is good advice.

(Source: boochxhound)

theniftyfifties:

Jayne Mansfield

theniftyfifties:

Jayne Mansfield

blackholekids:

Steranko. Graveyard. Captain America #113 (via 4CP | Four Color Process)

blackholekids:

Steranko. Graveyard. Captain America #113 (via 4CP | Four Color Process)

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fehyesvintagemanga:

Matsumoto Reiji

fehyesvintagemanga:

Matsumoto Reiji

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“If I had it all to do over again, I’d cut off my hands.” — Wally Wood.  Comics: An industry with a long history of intellectual property theft, self-censorship, fly-by-night Hollywood scam publishing swindles, endless holofoiled death-bagged gimmickery, bait-and-switch crossover thieving, mindless speculator madness, suicides, and betrayals, funded by meth-related money-laundering schemes, that now wants to spend all day every day lecturing its audience for not living up to the very, very high moral standards of the comic book industry.  Yikes.    

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Jan 27

“Derek: please stop! If you have some moral qualm with theft, there’s the public library, webcomics, web-video people who want no more “support” than your eyeballs. You’re under no duty to “support comics”– comics exist to amuse you, not for you to help them build pyramids. It’s a businessman’s job (which they’re paid to do) to figure out how to make money from a receptive audience, not your job to figure out how to be HELPING them remove money from your wallet. Whoever you think you’re supporting– they’re not going to pick you up from the airport. They’re strangers who only want your money– they’re not putting out variant covers as a favor to you. Their happiness is not more important than yours– you’re a delicate flower! (Like, spiritually speaking?). Anyways, please, please stop.” —

4thletter! » Blog Archive » His Reasoning Is Askew

realest thing ever wrote

Jan 26

“When I talk I am animated and I talk with my hands,” Brewer told Greta Van Susteren last night on Fox. “The picture was probably shot when I was moving my hands around.”

However, Brewer went on to describe Obama as “thin-skinned.” He was complaining about how she had depicted a White House meeting between them in her memoir, “Scorpions for Breakfast,” she said.

The subject of that meeting was Arizona’s tough law cracking down on illegal immigrants, which Brewer signed into law and the administration opposes.

“It was [as] though President Obama thought he could lecture me, and I would learn at his knee,” she wrote. “He thinks he can humor me and then get rid of me.”

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Did Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer disrespect President Obama? - CSMonitor.com

these people want it two ways, ugh

(via Airport greeting turns testy between President Obama, Jan Brewer - latimes.com)

it’s like she’s begging for a dummy smack right here

(via Airport greeting turns testy between President Obama, Jan Brewer - latimes.com)

it’s like she’s begging for a dummy smack right here

Jan 24

“When they were hired, most appeared to have known they were making history. The family of Alvin Taylor of Palmetto, Fla., described him simply as “the first African-American in every appointment he attained.” A woman named Dorothy Allen in Saginaw, Mich., never knew of a black probation officer in her county, but in 1974, she applied anyway because she had a sociology degree, heard of an opening and needed the job. “Everybody knew who had which jobs,” her husband, Dempsey, said. “There could have been some judge’s nephew that wanted that job. We were shut out time and time again. But she went in there and got it.” They celebrated in Detroit that weekend, and decades later, he would put the line in her obituary: “First black probation officer in Saginaw County, Mich.” — The Lives They Lived - Interactive Feature - NYTimes.com

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