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aaronnaluzart:
“Cassandra Cain (Batgirl)
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Cassandra Cain (Batgirl)

allofthemarvels:
“Terror Inc. #12, 1993, by D.G. Chichester, Kirk Van Wormer and a host of inkers—part of a six-part crossover with Cage and Silver Sable that involved a villain named Priapus. Yes, this was Comics Code-approved. I assume everyone...

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Terror Inc. #12, 1993, by D.G. Chichester, Kirk Van Wormer and a host of inkers—part of a six-part crossover with Cage and Silver Sable that involved a villain named Priapus. Yes, this was Comics Code-approved. I assume everyone involved just figured nobody was paying attention

rufusdayglo:
“ RIP Ron Smith, one of British Comics greatest unsung Art stars.
He produced a prodigious amount of work for @insta2000ad and his work on Judge Dredd gelped define many of the early epic stories.
Ron was a very pragmatic artist of the...

rufusdayglo:

RIP Ron Smith, one of British Comics greatest unsung Art stars.

He produced a prodigious amount of work for @insta2000ad and his work on Judge Dredd gelped define many of the early epic stories.

Ron was a very pragmatic artist of the wartime generation ( he served in the RAF ) and he turned his energy and vigour to any and every job he drew.

Ron was often utilised by editors as a ‘stand in’ artist when others fell behind with their deadlines, so he often had less time than other artists to draw his work and deliver it, and yet his art ALWAYS looked incredible.

Thank you for your kindness Ron, and the many guinesses we shared together in Guildford.
His ‘Blood of Satanus’ Judge Dredd story was one of my all time favourites. He styled it on Alien he told me.

We have lost a huge talent, an incredible raconteur, and a beautiful man.

Remember to say thank you to your heroes while they are still with us!

#ronsmith #comics #comicbooks #arthero #2000ad #legend #artist #RIP #restinpeace #judgedredd #johnwagner #patmills
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RIP Ron Smith (1924-2019)

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Sad way to start the new year: classic British comic book artist Ron Smith has just passed away. A Spitfire pilot during WWII, he worked for DC Thomson before moving to 2000AD and drawing some of my absolute favorite Judge Dredd stories.

I admit he was pretty much the last of the classic era Dredd artists that I “got”, that I learned to appreciate. But he was an absolute wizard at getting intricately detailed pages out at record times, his action was dazzling and thrilling, and his gloriously hammy expressions were always a source of pure bliss. He’ll be greatly missed.

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towritecomicsonherarms:
“ Detective Comics #953
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I mean, I’d be bawling my eyes out too if I saw my mom wearing that stupid dinosaur monstrosity.

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Detective Comics #953

I mean, I’d be bawling my eyes out too if I saw my mom wearing that stupid dinosaur monstrosity.

Jan 9
serpenk:
“ Diamond Life/ Lover Boy
He move in space with minimum waste/ and maximum joy
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Diamond Life/ Lover Boy

He move in space with minimum waste/ and maximum joy

Jan 9

jaamytarts:

listen marvel i would pay good money for an ongoing with these three

Jan 9
the36thbloggerofshaolin:
“Leanne Lau Suet-Wah gives us some of that trademark Shaw Brothers gore in 1983′s The Lady Assassin.
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Leanne Lau Suet-Wah gives us some of that trademark Shaw Brothers gore in 1983′s The Lady Assassin.

Jan 9
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Jan 8

Medusa, but turning people to stone was just a sexual metaphor. She was just really... really hot.

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She still had the snake-hair tho’, right? Th-that’s kinda important. For reasons.

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Jan 8

cromwaits:

Memeing.

Jan 8

eljackinton:

Whenever I feel down I like to watch this video of a drunk Orson Welles flubbing his lines for a champagne commercial and the world just feels a little bit more bareable.

Jan 8

the36thbloggerofshaolin:

As she played Bruce Lee’s sister in Enter the Dragon, Angela Mao was kind of advertised as the female Bruce Lee right off the bat. She found her groove in that time period before the “girls and guns” era of the 80′s and basically ruled non-Shaw Brothers kung fu cinema in the 70′s.

Admittedly, her films do vary in quality. Her most popular - and rightfully so - are Hapkido (which this fight is from) and Lady Whirlwind. However, if you can find Broken Oath, definitely pick it up. It’s a massively underrated gem.

Her style had a kind of new wave “basher” feel to it. “Bashers” were those films with less intricate moves and body poses. Those that focused primarily on big punches and kicks.
Angela Mao’s choreographers played to her strengths: Peking opera training and early Hapkido lessons. And it shows. She moves incredibly and unlike some lady fighters (Jeeja Yanin, I’m looking at you) her punches and kicks all look like they hurt.

Mao didn’t like the business though. She packed it all in in 1992 and, right now, owns three restaurants in New York. I don’t think she’s done so much as a cameo since her retirement.