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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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Ed Valigursky, cover art for "Amazing Stories", Feb 1956
"Why had this metal man become a rampaging monster?"
He got fed up with the high taxes, socialist Marxist BS and all the homeless poop on the streets. A giant metal man can only take so much.
The Golden Gate Bridge is constantly being destroyed. Earthquakes, kaiju, robots, aliens, Magneto, etc.
Because God hates it and so do most people outside of San Francisco.
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N.C. Wyeth, illustrations for Homer's "The Odyssey", 1929 PART 3
Shown here: Beggar's Fight, The Boar Hunt, The Swineherd, TheTrial of the Bow, The Slaughter of the Suitors, Odysseus Reunited With Penelope
N.C. Wyeth, illustrations for Homer's "The Odyssey", 1929 PART 2
Shown here are Odysseus' raft, The Cyclops, The Land of the Dead and The Sirens (with Odysseus tied up so he can't escape)
Recently, the internet has been filled with breathless headlines about some seemingly disastrous Star Trek news. Starfleet Academy has wrap
As a serious Trek fan going back for decades, I counting this as good news. With the exception of Lower Decks, nuTrek has been utter drek. The Orville was a better Star Trek show. Probably because MacFarlane is an actual fan. Seriously, James Cawley was making better Star Trek shows in upstate New York than Paramount was.
Star trek ended with enterprise
Now now! While the first episodes were a bit rough? Lower Decks is a GREAT show and worth a watch. Yes, it's a bit silly a take on Trek, but it's also entirely sincere.
Since I have seen you have very good taste in Trek, I will trust your judgement on this.
Lower Decks was very up and down. It's the only ST show that escaped Alex Kurtzman's touch of woketardery after Enterprise (which was very underrated) but it still had its problems. The first season was surprisingly good.
The show had its woke moments where they tried to shoehorn in diversity without it coming across as genuine. The asexual guy comes across as a flat joke on repeat. Hologram Bashir and hologram Garak being in love came across as just kind of weird even if their original characters were supposed to be in love. The original show DS9 could have probably done it in a way that felt organic but the cartoon version just felt schmaltzy and saccharine. Mariner in a lesbian relationship seemed especially forced. There was just nothing about her character that suggested she was gay and it could have been way more interesting to set up a relationship with Boimler. Then the actress who played her became an executive producer on Starfleet Academy and the rest is TV toilet history 🤮🤮🤮
V: THE FINAL BATTLE (1984)
One of my favorite moments in scifi history or TV history in general.
Every part of the "V" miniseries is so awesome.
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N.C. Wyeth, illustrations for Homer's "The Odyssey", 1929 PART 1
Shown here are, covered in light, Penelope. the Greek goddess Athena beneath her, Telemachus in the Chariot of Nestor and the hideous sea monster Proteus.
Donato Giancola, "Fellowship of the Ring" artwork
M.C. Escher, "Fish", 1941
M.C. Escher, "Magic Mirror", 1946
Joe Jusko, "The Sacrifice" Tarzan art, 1994
Wherein Tarzan is tied to the stake by cannibals.
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Joe Jusko, "Sentinel" Tarzan art, 1994
Gary Gianni, "Drogon in Daznak's Pit" for a book of art illustrating the fantasy worlds of George RR Martin's ASOFAI
Mitchell Hooks, 1951
John Carter art by Mel Rubi for "Warlord of Mars #32", 2014
CONSUME BARBIE
It should just say HATE MEN
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THE MIST (2007)
"The Curse of a Thousand Kisses" by Sax Rohmer Avon Fantasy Reader No. 7, February 1948 Cover art uncredited
