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Оно было в тик токе, явно попало в рек, но я его от туда стёрла. Тут кину лишь бы сохранить не занимая память в галерее. Хочет пусть гниёт, хочет пусть прорастает - мне это до лампочки, меня не колыхает (а количество тегов это отрицает -_-). Слеплено хреново. Текст не к месту. Складки отказались от развития, как и я, забив на изучение анатомии, композиции и цветовых теорий.
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Superboy 88 was published with a cover date of April 1961. The stories "One-Man Team" and "Saddest Boy in Smallville" were based on unaired or unfilmed scripts from the Superboy TV series. ("The Invader from Earth!", "The One-Man Team!", "The Saddest Boy in Smallville!", Superboy 88, DC Comic Event)
From Tales to Astonish #19, May 1961. Stan Lee (?) plot, Larry Lieber (?) script, Jack Kirby pencils, Dick Ayers inks, Stan Goldberg colors, Artie Simek letters.
Info from Grand Comics Database
A day well spent at : Hunterian Museum at the Royal College of Surgeons of England :)
The Code Noir was implemented in 1724 in French colonial Louisiana. It regulated the lives of enslaved and free people, and prohibited and made it illegal for enslaved Africans to practice their traditional religions. Article III in the Code Noir states: "We forbid any public exercise of any religion other than Catholic."
The Code Noir and other slave laws resulted in enslaved and free African Americans to conduct their spiritual practices in secluded areas such as woods (hush harbors), churches, and other places. Slaves created methods to decrease their noise when they practiced their spirituality. In a slave narrative from Arkansas, slaves prayed under pots to decrease their noise to prevent nearby whites from hearing them have church.
A former slave in Arkansas named John Hunter said the slaves went to a secret house only they knew and turn the iron pots face up and their slaveholder could not hear them. Slaves also placed sticks under wash pots about a foot from the ground to decrease their noise as the sound they made during their rituals went into the pots
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John Hunter
Creator(s): Maurice Gutwirth
Alias(es): John Hunter
1st Issue w/Uniform: Man O' Mars #1
Year/Month of Publication: 1953/02
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A British museum is to remove its most famous exhibit from display -- the skeleton of an 18th-century man popularly known as the "Irish Gian
What an interesting book about a crazy and fascinating man. I did kinda bog down in the middle, but started strong and finished strong. This book filled my mind with endless setting possibilities for many a horror story, both Victorian and modern. How could you not want to use the locations where so many bodies were dismembered and dissected?
Apparently, I'm not the only one. Robert Lewis Stevenson was inspired by this man/setting to write Jekyll and Hyde.
I haven't felt this inspired since I read about the Executioners and their intermarried families back in the day.
