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Pompeii ruins now on Google Street View

(Source: jamesmoran)

pictureboxinc:

Let’s take a minute and appreciate the all-out strangeness of this comic book page by Bob Powell (and/or his studio) from 1948. Yes, it’s the lovable kid “Tommy Tween” from Li’l Abner #65. Panel 3 and 4 are demented masterpieces.

Let’s take a minute and appreciate the all-out strangeness of this comic book page by Bob Powell (and/or his studio) from 1948. Yes, it’s the lovable kid “Tommy Tween” from Li’l Abner #65. Panel 3 and 4 are demented masterpieces.

jonnynegron:

The opening for my show with Mishka NYC starts tomorrow from 7-10. 350 broadway, brooklyn

The opening for my show with Mishka NYC starts tomorrow from 7-10. 350 broadway, brooklyn

This Saturday: Workshop

This Saturday I’ll be holding a workshop at The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust “Illustrating Graphic Novels with Tom Scioli”

Graffiti from Pompeii

The hidden history of Pompeii

The Carrie Nations

Over The Edge - great soundtrack!

lazymercenary:

Saga of the Swamp Thing #27 p. 2 (color guides for all of #27)
colors by Tatjana Wood, pencils by Steve Bissette, inks by John Toltleben

Saga of the Swamp Thing #27 p. 2 (color guides for all of #27)

colors by Tatjana Wood, pencils by Steve Bissette, inks by John Toltleben

rodrigobaeza:

Jaime Hernandez: Madonna and Child (2008 commission)

Jaime Hernandez: Madonna and Child (2008 commission)

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Prelude to New School. The book is in color but it starts in B&W.

Dash Shaw

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pictureboxinc:

Frank Santoro installation detail, Fumetto, 2009. Curator: Dan Nadel

Frank Santoro installation detail, Fumetto, 2009. Curator: Dan Nadel

Joel Orff’s Sturm and Drang (1993).

copcomco:

CAR CRASH! Romance comics have plenty of drama, action and thrills… when they’re by Kirby! This panel is from the lead story of Young Romance #10 (MAR-APR 1949), with the unlikely title, “This Man I Loved Was a Mama’s Boy!”

CAR CRASH! Romance comics have plenty of drama, action and thrills… when they’re by Kirby! This panel is from the lead story of Young Romance #10 (MAR-APR 1949), with the unlikely title, “This Man I Loved Was a Mama’s Boy!”