Has anyone in this family ever even seen a chicken?

josephsubmarine:

sketches
drawn with a Carbon Pen, and watercolors

sold at TCAF, thanks guys!

If you don’t think Joseph Lambert is the best, we can’t be friends.

calamityjon:

themightyadam:

TO BE CONTINUED…

Well alright! Here is a project I’ve been working on since my seasonal Star Trek bug came back at the beginning of Spring. With the new movie this week, I gave myself today as a deadline and vowed to post whatever I had finished. If you ask me, 4 pages ain’t bad. I hoped to get all the way through, but you’ll just have to stay tuned!

I have always had an idea of what a ST cartoon could be, and what my perfect Saturday Morning Trek should have in it. Then I figured, why wish for a show to exist when I can just get to work on a comic.

There’s more to come, of course, but for now enjoy the first installment of Star Trek Galaxy! Reblog if you like it!

Oh my lord, what? Amazing.

MUGATO!

brianmichaelbendis:

Uncanny X-Men #207 by John Romita Jr.

This is one of my favorite comic covers of all time. It came out when I was first starting to collect comics. 1986!

brianmichaelbendis:

Uncanny X-Men #207 by John Romita Jr.

This is one of my favorite comic covers of all time. It came out when I was first starting to collect comics. 1986!

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Arkham Asylum / Dave McKean

Arkham Asylum / Dave McKean

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Should I get my Amazing Spider-Man #121 slabbed?

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I have mixed feelings. It would be nice to know that it was basically indestructible and to not have to worry about moving valuable issues in my collection, but I’ve heard that CGC grading might be shady business. And, of course, you can never read it again, but how often do you want to play around with a few pieces of pulp paper that are worth multiple hundreds of dollars?

Reblogged from: spx
calamityjon:

Superman vol.1 No.422, August 1986.
So anyway what happened is they got Brian Bolland to do a couple of Superman covers …

calamityjon:

Superman vol.1 No.422, August 1986.

So anyway what happened is they got Brian Bolland to do a couple of Superman covers …

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