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Adam West on the set of the TV show “Batman” in 1966. From a series of photos taken by Richard Hewett for Look magazine. View full size.
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A little post to celebrate the release of “Agito Cosmos” Volume 2.
French comic-book illustrated by Fabien Mense (who also works for animation industry - see previous posts about his designs on Hotel Transylvania).
Story by Olivier Milhaud.bleh French artists *quits drawing forever*
“The Goddamned Ghost Rider.”
Gouache, ink, and colored pencil on paper.
Name of the Doctor: Haha, I had fun with the finale. It’s been a terrible season, just terrible (I’d put the Gaiman one at the low-point), but that last one— that was a good one by me, the best it’s been in a while. I think the half-season thing has been a disaster, and the retreat from the formula Davies had of having each season be a thing hasn’t really worked (even if Moffat was pretty terrible at working that formula). But they’ve set up the 50th anniversary quite nicely so…
Plus, I really enjoyed the use of typography.
Greatest Event In Television History 2 via Adam Scott’s twitter
The Greatest Event In Television History 1
“Black Hole Sun” by Paul Anka
originally by Soundgarden
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Listening to a lot of covers today, and this one takes the cake. Paul Anka fucking TEARS BLACK HOLE SUN APART.
This is what a cover is all about. It’s not just singing the song, it’s not just maybe adding an inflection or two.
Anka pulls a Six Million Dollar Man on this song, taking it apart, rebuilding it with his own personal bionics.
Anka Owns this song for me, now.
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I don’t even know when I posted this, but it’s still fantastic and deserves more attention.
