World population by longitude and latitude (via World Population By Latitude, Longitude | Geekosystem)
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I’m so thrilled Chris Diaz dug up those Presto Magix originals. I was completely unaware of the work before, but it’s exactly this kind of discovery that Dave Cockrum Seventies is here for.
The Incredible Hulk - The Attack of Gamma Base - 1980
Large format
American PublishingThis is a reissue of a Gillette Company / Papermate edition from the 1978 series, and one of my favorites as a kid. I was able to shoot the actual transfer sheet from my previously opened edition.
I’ve been trying to remember the name of these things for the last year!
Oh geez, my childhood just walked in and smacked me in the face. I remember this Hulk one had a bunch of weird, random characters I’d never seen before, so it was cool trying to find out who they were.
Exiles cover sketches
Had this on my hard drive for some reason … cover sketches for Marvel’s Exiles title, for when they were teasing some new members and sending them around to some known alt.universes, like Age of Apocalypse and 2099. This was well after the best run on the title, which was the Judd Winick one. I’d love to see him do something with these characters again. Where is he now, anyway?
Showcase of Immortals
Check out my Wrestlemania picks over at Robot 6, where several comics folks provided theirs.
Also, thanks to Vito Delsante for introducing me to BotchedSpot and its creator, James Hornsby. Funny stuff!
Embeddable comics, courtesy of Thrillbent.
1970s Marvel lunchbox. I carried this to the cafeteria every day of 2nd grade.
I had the DC one as a kid, and never had this one until I bought it off eBay. But I envied all the kids who had it.
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A Guide to
8 Real&Fictional Comic Book addresses(Click picture for a larger view)
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Tauntaun, dewback, bantha and AT-AT dog costumes available for preorder.
People are so cruel to animals.
