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1915 c. Doctor Louisa Garrett Anderson was a suffragist and a doctor who established and ran Endell Street Military Hospital during World War One. Pictured with Dr. Anderson is Dr. Flora Murry, her life and work partner. Pinterest.

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Mystery in Space #61

Justice League of America #17

Justice League of America #192-193

DC, 1960, 1963, 1981

Adam Strange and the Justice League confront the Tornado Tyrant.

Covers by Carmine Infantino & Murphy Anderson (61), Anderson (17), and George Pérez (192, 193).

Stories by Gardner Fox, Infantino, & Bernard Sachs (61); Fox, Mike Sekowsky, & Sachs (17); and Gerry Conway, Pérez, & John Beatty (192, 193).

Additional stories in MiS by Fox, Gil Kane, & Sachs, and by John Broome and Anderson. All Star Squadron preview in JLA 193.

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Any sci-fi media: the spaceship is a character

Me: OMG THE SPACESHIP IS A CHARACTER

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Richard Hunt and Jerry Nelson get to perform Jim and Frank’s Bert and Ernie on the special Christmas Eve on Sesame Street. The reason for this is because Jim had Kermit and Frank had Cookie Monster, then they would later overdub the voices, and this happened all the time back then, probably still does.

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sometimes you just need to do exactly the opposite of what your anxiety tells you to do cause the more you give in to it, the more it wants from you, and the tougher it gets to stop

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STAR WARS (1977)

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Me, logging on to work after the long weekend

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New York World’s Fair, 1965. Sign on the RCA building reads:

COLOR TELEVISION

SEE A COLOR TELEVISION STUDIO

SEE YOURSELF ON COLOR TELEVISION

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State of Technology, 1982

TRS-80 Model II Computer with 8-Inch Floppy Disk

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Source: The Giki Tiki Archives

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They Stay Whumped (by Jack Kirby & Joe Sinnott from Fantastic Four #98, 1970)

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Batman #263 - "Riddler on the Move!" (1975)

written by Dennis O'Neil art by Ernie Chan & Dick Giordano

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Batman #136 (1960)

written by Bill Finger art by Sheldon Moldoff & Charles Paris

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Bill Paxton in a promotional photograph for Near Dark, 1987

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80 Page Giant G-20 / Action Comics #334

80 Page Giant G-22 / Superboy #129

DC, 1966

All reprint issues, featuring Supergirl and Superboy, respectively. Covers by Jim Mooney (central image on Action), Curt Swan & George Klein or Sheldon Moldoff (surrounding images), and Swan & Klein (Superboy).

The Action issue includes work by Otto Binder, Leo Dorfman, Mooney, Al Plastino, Jerry Siegel, and Swan & John Forte; and has appearances by Comet the Super-Horse, Jerro the Merboy, the Legion of Super-Heroes, Lori Lemaris, Streaky, Superboy, and Superman. Most stories abridged.

Superboy includes work by Robert Bernstein, Binder, Jerry Coleman, George Papp, Plastino, John Sikelka, and Swan & Stan Kaye; and has appearances by Mon-El and Supergirl in addition to the regular Smallville supporting cast.

Source: 334 - 129

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