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Last up this week is The History of Hell (1993), by Alice K. Turner, the former literary editor at Playboy Magazine. I distinctly remember buying it on a trip to The Cloisters, a museum dedicated to Medieval art in upper Manhattan, while in high school (just in case you doubted that I’ve always been like this).
It’s a wonderful, heavily illustrated book that walks the reader through the development of the underworld, starting in the Mesopotamian netherworld of Queen Ereshkigal, the Classical Hades, then into the muddy waters of Sheol and the early Christian Hell and Dante and Milton and so on, all the way through to the multitude of hells that have developed since the 1800s — cartoonish ones, decadent ones, fundamentalist ones, psychological ones. Laid out in chronological order, these strung together afterlives seem rather silly, and Turner recognizes that fact by taking a pleasant, irreverent tone the whole way through. It becomes clear that Hell is for other people, not me, never me, an ever-changing, ever-evolving punishment for the folks over there who deserve it; a sort of ancient version of the “I’m built different” meme.
If there is a flaw in the book it’s that Turner never really comes up with a good reason for why we’re like this. She ably conveys the usefulness and flexibility of the idea of Hell, but I would love to know why human beings are so quick to imagine an eternity of torment for the people they disagree with or otherwise think are “wrong.” There was a point in time that Hell was a warning, a deterrent. More and more, though, it seems like a goad. Who exactly are the devils? Who is getting the business end of the pitchfork?
Anonymous painter (circle of Gerolamo Tessari), Saint Anthony Preaching to the Fish (detail), 1518, Basilica of Saint Anthony of Padua
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Little doodle for the night - thinking about how much of our current day technology is possible thanks to radio (wifi, bluetooth, gps, etc) and thinking of Alastor, and what he might discover when he becomes curious about modern technology…
Anyways big snake Lucifer is supportive
Also if you want to know more about Hedy Lamarr and her contributions to the basis of wifi, GPS, and Bluetooth, here’s a great article to start with!
The patent Lamarr filed aimed to protect her 1941 invention for radio communications to ‘hop’ from one frequency to another so that Allied t
And of course her Wikipedia page:
Hedy Lamarr - Wikipedia
Getting off guys one way or another, that's how lawyers do it baybeh
Alastor and Lucifer bonding with some bond-age, or Alastor basically being Bugs Bunny
So, I took that WW1 comic I had made a few days ago and added a lot of extra pages to it, because I realised I had an opportunity to do some more world building and make a little reveal for Lucifer's backstory! So if you recognise the whole middle section, that's why! You can still read the WW1 comic by itself over here:
💬 12 🔁 18 ❤️ 57 · A comic! A very short comic about Alastor when he was alive and in a different kind of Hell… Verdun 1918. Read all about
Reader beware - this comic will give you a scare! And some gratuitious shots of Alastor's guts. Because nothing is better than telling some stories while being consensually dissected.
Edited to add: translations are in the alt text
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Did some screencap redraws with the cats, but doing it in a style to fit the Prohibition AU I’m working on. I had to change some of the context, but tried to keep the poses and feel the same as it is in the original show. And yes biggest deviation is that Brain is a woman in my AU, but I did talk about it before that I needed some gender diversity and I do like her portrayal in Jellystone. I also tried to stay true to the backgrounds as best as I could as well, which was the bigger challenge. Anyway I will probably do some more screencap redraws in the future, just gotta find some really good ones.
BURT LANCASTER Kiss the Blood Off My Hands (1948) dir. Norman Foster
Watched Spider-Noir and only by the end did I realize that Flint Marco was played by Jack Huston, same guy who played Richard Harrow in Boardwalk Empire. I mean I should have realized, because I kept going “wow I love this beautiful man with his neat little mustache, who is he” only to realize I saw him before, and even then he played a WWI veteran with horrible scaring and was incredibly endearing.
'Lighten up Bellhop, it's pride!'
'Firstly: This is a doorman's costume, not a bellhop. Secondly: YOU put me into it. Thirdly: ARE YOU DOING THIS ON PURPOSE YOU LITTLE TYRANT??'
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A comic! A very short comic about Alastor when he was alive and in a different kind of Hell… Verdun 1918. Read all about it here!
Featuring Alastor, a pair of glasses, a dead Austrian officer, and the charming Madame Lucille
Finally also compiled my notes for Alastor's backstory - I had like 20 tabs open for a year because I had been sitting on this comic for so long! Very satisfying saving their info and closing them, I think my laptop also liked that. Here they are:
I forgot to write down that Alastor also uses a fusil Lebel, because most of his equipment was French. Fun fact, the radio, while used by the US army, was based on a French design! Btw, If you have trouble reading my notes, they're transcribed in the alt text
A comic! A very short comic about Alastor when he was alive and in a different kind of Hell… Verdun 1918. Read all about it here!
Featuring Alastor, a pair of glasses, a dead Austrian officer, and the charming Madame Lucille