no doubt, spock. no doubt.
Thank goodness it’s only once every seven years.
Hello, I am Jesse. These are things I'm thinking about at any given moment. Often this means I'm thinking about Batman.
Oh, you can see some of my artwork at JFSculpts.com .
no doubt, spock. no doubt.
Thank goodness it’s only once every seven years.
Source: rebel-grl-in-paradise
Superman
Marlon Brando notoriously never learned his lines before filming, and often directors provided cue cards hidden on-set. Here SUPERMAN director Richard Donner cleverly taped Brando’s Jor-El lines on the side of an innocent baby’s head.
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Source: geekygrrl
For god’s sake, if you won’t listen to your parents, listen to this drawing of a pitcher of colored liquid.
OH YEAH.
I question the validity of safety advice from someone whose entire M.O. consists of busting through walls with his head.
Source: mkupperman
SUPERMAG by Jim Rugg & Various.
Published by AdHouse BooksSUPERMAG is Jim Rugg’s latest print project… a glossy, magazine-format collection of “narrative collapse.” It showcases his interests in genre, irreverent humor, graphic design, drawing, and typography. SUPERMAG features new work as well as collecting the best of his recent anthology contributions.
details:
56 4C pages
8.5” x 11” SC
$9.95 US funds
ISBN 978-1-935233-22-0
Shipping May 2013
Diamond Order Code: MAR13 0766
A fine comic for fans of good drawing and good design.
Source: jimrugg
When wireless is fully applied the earth will be converted into a huge brain, capable of response in every one of its parts,
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Nikola Tesla (via arumblrin)
Damn, Tesla. Damn.
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Alfred Bester’s The Stars My Destination, 1992, cover by Howard Chaykin
“Gully Foyle is my name
And Terra is my nation
Deep space is my dwelling place
The stars my destination”
Source: comicbookcovers
sherlock-has-got-the-blue-box:
i will never get over this picture
This wins everything.
I’m glad he decided to put that evil behind him and go into business for himself.
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Source: hiddlesaber
We love classic Trek, because, there, Kirk is not a womanizer.
This is part of why this episode disturbed me so much. Because it’s almost fifty years later and this isn’t part of the Captain Kirk character that makes it into the remakes. Because there’s nothing alien at all to me about Charlie’s anger, how he lashes out with horrific consequenses at the women around him who don’t immediately return his affections and dare to enjoy the company of other men (and with the exception of the man he disappears in the gym all his victims that we see are women).
Almost fifty years, and all I can think about when I watch this is how this one scene from this one episode of a low-budget space show with women in revealing costumes and its own share of problematic shit is more up front and no-nonsense about telling teenage boys and the men they grow up to be that your feelings do not trump the feelings of women than the overwhelming majority of the rest of our popular culture today.
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Source: jamesriberiuskirk