#Prince on his song Life O The Party from the #Musicology album and #MichaelJackson got this from Twitter user: @PopJunkieJunk
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#Prince on his song Life O The Party from the #Musicology album and #MichaelJackson got this from Twitter user: @PopJunkieJunk

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"bootcamp baseball and early days" (from jonas moore's instagram)
Damage (1994) #16
Don't ever forget you've got choices, Grant. Your life is what you decide it is. Don't buy into anybody's idea of who you are. Live your own.
Alan Scott in Damage (1994) #7
(Tom Joyner, Bill Marimon)
Have you read Scarlett (1993) by Keith Wilson, Tom Joyner, Jim Fern, and various others?
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Binder files: 2005
House-ad for Scarlett (1993), a creator-owned series about a high-school cheerleader who’s life is disrupted when her parents are brutally murdered and she finds she’s fated to lead a war against vampires. Despite similarities, it actually pre-dates Buffy the Vampire Slayer by three years.
Released 30 years ago this week:
-New Warriors #31 by Fabian Nicieza & Darick Robertson
-Spectacular Spider-Man #196 by JM DeMatteis & Sal Buscema
-Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #41 by Tom Joyner & Jim Fern
-Black Condor #8 by Brian Augustyn & Mike Gustovich, cover by Rags Morales