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John Atkinson Grimshaw (1836-1893) was a Victorian-era painter, notable for his moonlit scenes and landscapes.

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A Page FromStrange Tales #178 (Feb. 1975)“Who Is Adam Warlock?”Art & Story by Jim Starlin

jthenr-comics-vault:

A Page From
Strange Tales #178 (Feb. 1975)

“Who Is Adam Warlock?”
Art & Story by Jim Starlin


jthenr-comics-vault:

Cyclops inUncanny X-Men #300 ( May 1993)Art by John Romita Jr. & Dan GreenWords by Scott Lobdell

jthenr-comics-vault:

Cyclops in
Uncanny X-Men #300 ( May 1993)
Art by John Romita Jr. & Dan Green
Words by Scott Lobdell


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alternateworldcomics:

Appearing only once in the pages of The Arrow Comics # 2 from Centaur Comics was the Headless Horseman.
Never did find out how he pulled off either his trick or his head.

alternateworldcomics:

Appearing only once in the pages of The Arrow Comics # 2 from Centaur Comics was the Headless Horseman.

Never did find out how he pulled off either his trick or his head.


tompeyer:

Those girls! 

tompeyer:

Those girls! 

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stripforme:

Trouble Tree 2

stripforme:

Trouble Tree 2


stripforme:

Trouble Tree 1

stripforme:

Trouble Tree 1


comicbookcovers:

Prez #3, January 1974, cover by Jerry Grandenetti

comicbookcovers:

Prez #3, January 1974, cover by Jerry Grandenetti

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entrecomics:

(Ogden Whitney)

entrecomics:

(Ogden Whitney)

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guardian:

Gaston Paris takes a photograph of the reflection from a merry-go-round in Paris, France. He often shot personal projects with a surreal slant alongside his photojournalism assignments for the influential French magazine, Vu, in the 1930s. Paris was a staff-photographer on the magazine, working alongside the likes of André Kertész, Man Ray and Robert Capa

Photograph: Gaston Paris/ Roger Viollet / Rex Features

guardian:

Gaston Paris takes a photograph of the reflection from a merry-go-round in Paris, France. He often shot personal projects with a surreal slant alongside his photojournalism assignments for the influential French magazine, Vu, in the 1930s. Paris was a staff-photographer on the magazine, working alongside the likes of André Kertész, Man Ray and Robert Capa


burnedshoes:

PHOTOBOOK: ANSICHTSSACHE

Architecture in the mountains & pictures of this architecture: This book, published by Scheidegger & Spiess, represents and documents the architecture in the Alps photographically.

Ansichtssache’ was published by Stephan Kunz and Köbi Gantenbein / Scheidegger & Spiess.

 
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kirbycovers:

Journey into Mystery #116(May. 1965)

kirbycovers:

Journey into Mystery #116
(May. 1965)

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