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My favorite Giuseppe Festino covers from near the end of his run with the Italian sci-fi magazine Robot. These are from late 1978 and 1979. Bold colors, bold compositions.

I would expect nothing less from Robert Eggers than this, a period-accurate portrayal of centuries-old mythology.

In the Esquire interview referenced here, Eggers also says that he and his co-writer Sjón (who also co-wrote The Northman) worked with Oxford professors to develop the Middle English dialogue for Werwulf. They then worked with a dialect coach to "temper the pronunciation" so that it could be understood by modern audiences.

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“I don’t love the idea that people are trying to use my sex drive to kill me. That feels unfair.” —Jamie Katz, SICKO

Sneak Peek Here!

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And they are dressed in such an indecent way that that which everyone ought to be most ashamed to show is what they show all the time to those who want to look, for they cannot refrain from showing their backsides to whoever wants to see them.

This was in another goodwill bin and I'm gonna put the back cover under a cut just so you can experience the same sensation of flipping it over to see this: