Infinity #1 Variant Cover
I adore how Skottie Young creates a totally credible little in medias res universe on every baby cover.
Man’s a genius, and brother, does he ever get the reason we love comics.
Super-helpful.
Related: yay, KS, on mashing-up her great titles here.
Great stuff.
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Fantastic Four Vol. 2, #5AU
Ugh.
Avengers #11 (2013)
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Okay, so I’m not sure why but for some reason there are a ton, a TON, of Princess Batman costumes, possibly more than the standard Batgirl costume. They come in 2 different flavors, bumblebee and hot pink. So, I’m just making one big Super Princess Batman compilation post (alternatively Ballerina Batman since those fluffy skirts can be ambiguous).
Don’t ask which Robin that is because I cannot keep track of all the dang Robins at this point… “Stephanie Carrie Graydrake-Waynetodd”
Source of all photos:
deantrippe, girlslovesuperheroes (1, 2, 3, 4, 5), sparklysushi, donkeysalright, cosplayingwhileblack, little white lion.
Joy!
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Neil Young with Crazy Horse - “Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere” (Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere; Reprise Records; 1969)
Totally on repeat while I was in the shower this morning. Washed and re-washed my bits long enough to get almost five listens in. (And, yes: I rather incapably cover all the high harmonies, thanks.)
Now, don’t get me wrong. I adore all the long E-minor jams about women and imperialism. But, it’s easy to forget how many giant hooks Mr. Shakey has given us.
Guys, if you can find a catchier hook than this chorus, marry it.
Everybody seems to wonder
What it’s like down here.I gotta get away
From this day-to-day
Running around.Everybody knows…this is nowhere.
Robin, Carrie Kelley [ Dark Knight Returns Animated ]
\m/ THE MAGICKS! \m/
I feel ridiculously lucky to be a bystander in my daughter’s world.
I’ve no idea how this only has 50 views, or how I missed that this was posted finally - 2 months ago. I give the gentlest “whoo” like the crazy northwest owls to this lengthy talk about social media in the lives of John Roderick, Jonathan Coulton, Merlin Mann, Scott Simpson, and the ever classy John Hodgman. All helping people.
8½, 1963 (dir. Federico Fellini)
If it’s not obvious from everything I’ve said here and on podcasts in the last 2 weeks, I can’t stop watching this amazing film.
FWIW, there’s a new-ish Criterion Blu-Ray that is gorgeous (literally begging you not to watch the excruciatingly shitty print on Netflix).
It’s worth finding and then setting aside a couple-three evenings just for the wonderful commentary track. One of the best and most-illuminating commentary tracks I’ve ever heard. Punto.
Just SO highly recommended.
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You stay classy, MUNI.
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Pedal Boy and me, 2005.