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Photo reblogged from They Boldly Went
From issue #18 of Tammy, an adventure comic aimed at British girls in the 1970s and 1980s comes this portrait of JTK by J.P. Britton. I think it’s very nice indeed.
My good friend Bully of Comics Oughtta Be Good sent this over, so go over and look at what he’s been up to, why don’t you?
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Photo reblogged from The Time Bullet
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Photoset reblogged from Dirty River
Hahahah cats are the greatest
i love cats look at these goddamn nerds
I am going to look at this all day.
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A Sugar and Spike Halloween, Night 9: And thus was invented the Stray Cat Strut
Panels from the what-it-says-on-the-tin story “Sugar and Spike Turn into a Pair of Halloween Cats!” in Sugar and Spike #61 (October-November 1965); script, pencils, and inks by Sheldon Mayer
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Photo reblogged from Ice Cream Motor.
“wondering if the letterer on this comic maybe misread the script” — chatty ghost
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Quote reblogged from An Inventory of the PossibleThis won’t be popular to say, but I think if you see criticism as an overture of friendship or even as a way of negotiating status within a specific world — hell, if you see art that way — you’re more likely to get some of that tossed back your way and care when you do. If you see these things as a job and a duty, both art and responding to art, I think over time that the reactions you get will have greater power in that context than in the other. Some people are going to like you and some people are going to dislike you, but I’ve benefited over the years from a lot of people realizing that this is what I do and what I owe them is the seriousness with which I take it, not a thumb pointing in one direction or another. Similarly, I want everyone to do as well as possible, even if they’ve made art or decisions with which I strongly disagree.
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Today in Comics History: Don Blake texts Mr. T
Panels from Thor: Season One graphic novel (October 2013), script by Matthew Sturges, pencils and inks by Pepe Larraz, colors by Wil Quintana, letters by Cory Petit
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Today in Comics History: The Atom attempts to pin another one of his heinous crimes upon an innocent cow
Panels from “Suddenly…the Witness Vanished!” in Detective Comics #432 (February 1973), script by Elliot S! Maggin, pencils and inks by Murphy Anderson
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Today in Comics History: The unfunny version of Blackadder Goes Forth premieres
Panel from “In the Valley of the Somme” in I Am the Guard: The Story of the National Guard from Muskets to Missiles promotional comic (c. 1960), layouts by Neal Adams
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