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Faced with a growing problem of atomic age monster attacks in the 1950s, San Francisco took a novel approach to the situation. Rather than devote resources to combating the problem (an increasingly futile situation given the size and strength of new nuclear-strength creatures), the city instead decided to embrace the problem as a tourism opportunity. Branding itself “The Monster Capital of California,” the Golden Gate City unfortunately saw an upswing in both tourism revenue and annual deaths by monsters. - Alternate Histories
𝖘𝖒𝖆𝖑𝖑 𝖙𝖔𝖜𝖓 𝖍𝖆𝖑𝖑𝖔𝖜𝖊𝖊𝖓
2001 Halloween special "Night of the Living Doo" -- originally aired in segments during Cartoon Network's 24 Hours of Doo marathon, then in it's full form. Animation by Natterjack (whose watermark is in the bottom right corner).
Features Grey DeLisle in one of her earliest appearances as Daphne, Scott Innes as Shaggy & Scooby (including replacing Casey Kasem's holler in the theme song), BJ Ward as Velma and Frank Welker as Fred (though oddly credited as Freddy) and Jabberjaw. Also features Gary Coleman, David Cross, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy and Mark Hamill as themselves, with Mark Hamill also voicing Shifty. -Scooby Doo Archive
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Ok but why did Texas Monthly Magazine just casually make some of the most gorgeous King of the Hill art I've ever seen (X)
art by Albert M. Bender
Let’s get this straight
Southern Gothic: Abandoned Churches, cryptic gospel signs, don’t go near the marshes, elusive and overly religious people that are probably Up To Something but everyone is too afraid to ask what
Midwestern Gothic: Something Lives In The Corn, broken down trucks, gravel roads that lead nowhere, empty gas stations placed between tiny towns with only one attendant who makes too much eye contact but never speaks
Southwestern Gothic: Animal skulls hung from posts, shacks miles into the barren desert that still look lived in but nobody is ever seen around, They Watch From The Mountains, shapeshifting creatures hiding in the brush
“Satellite Infiltration” by Ward Lindhout.
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A Wrinkle in Time unused concept art
On February 4, 1952, Jackie Robinson became the first African American executive for a major US network, joining NBC in New York as Director of Community Activities for WNBC and WNBT.
