Oct 9, 2025
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Batman Fights Dracula (1967). A lost, unauthorized, Filipino film in which a resurrected Dracula, immune to traditional methods of vampire killing ... fights Batman. One of several off-brand DC films from the Philippines in the '60s, alongside titles such as Batman vs James Bond.
[A woman sitting on a table. Caption: Restricted area. No unauthorised personnel.]
Geoff Barlow's The Saga Of Happy Valley, published by fans in Australia in 1980, was an entirely unauthorised (and slightly illegal) attempt to produce a new novel based on The Avengers. Cunningly, Barlow's novel features heroes who are only very similar to the leads of The Avengers, by the names of John Steade and Emma Peale...
Koshka Duff says she was stripped naked, manhandled and humiliated by a group of police officers.
Be aware this is graphic. For trying to help a 15 year old black lad. She gave him a card so he would know what his rights were. She was arrested for assault, I don’t know how. When she got there, she was strip searched. It was 5 years ago and she is still waiting for justice.
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Phillip Medhurst presents 150/402 "The dead bodies carried away" (Leviticus 10:5) drawing by James Tissot at the John Rylands Library; gouache on board by James Tissot Jewish Museum New York.
