Sean E. Williams's Blog, page 35
March 15, 2023
daphnedumauriwhore:
merry ides of march
merry ides of march
March 12, 2023
smashedpages:
In 1992 The Welsh Publishing Group released The...
In 1992 The Welsh Publishing Group released The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles magazine, which included, in conjunction with Dark Horse Comics, a two-page comic by Kurt Busiek, Adam Hughes, Karl Story and Sean Tierney. The magazine only lasted one issue, so this was the only comic Busiek and Hughes produced for it.
Dark Horse was publishing a Young Indiana Jones comic at the time as a tie-in to the TV show of the same name, and Busiek regularly contributed articles to it that w...
March 10, 2023
edwahrer:
theremina:
Holy fuck this is a splendid thing. From...
Holy fuck this is a splendid thing. From the packaging, to the Dagwood Splits the Atom comic, to a government-promoted pamphlet called “Prospecting for Uranium” to the fact that there are multiple forms of uranium included, it’s just… I don’t… GUH. There’s a geiger counter, an electroscope, a miniature cloud chamber, a spinthariscope… I don’t even.
“Science kits these days don’t contain many items that you couldn’t already find around the house: salt, balloons, mag...
March 8, 2023
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March 6, 2023
abominablecc:HERE WE GO! DEATH TRANSIT TANAGER, my new sc...
HERE WE GO! DEATH TRANSIT TANAGER, my new sci-fi manga, is LIVE on @Kickstarter! Get in on Day One for Early Bird discounts, along with limited variant covers and original art!
http://deathtransit.com
March 5, 2023
pyrrhiccomedy:
all of your feelings are valid as in “worth acknowledgment and internal...
all of your feelings are valid as in “worth acknowledgment and internal consideration” but some of your feelings are also stupid and mean, and you need to deal with that shit without making it anyone else’s problem
March 4, 2023
publicdomainreview:
Lavishly woven in fine wool and silk with...
Lavishly woven in fine wool and silk with silver and gilded threads, the seven wall hangings collectively known as “The Unicorn Tapestries” are certainly amongst the most spectacular surviving artworks of the late Middle Ages: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/the-unicorn-tapestries-1495-1505
