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And here's the final published version of the above cover.
I enjoyed tonight’s Doctor Who. You can go far with interesting ideas & a furious pace. I can’t imagine watching it again. Not soon anyway. There’s plot-holes & askew storytelling a-plenty. But first time through, it was a rush. It was fun. That’s more than enough, in the moment.
I didn't know Christopher Priest invented Everett K. Ross as a riff on Friend's Chandler Bing/Matthew Perry, as a "motormouth (who) could give voice to the skeptical readers & validate their doubts & fears about the (new Black Panther) series". That's such an inspired idea.
Four more books that I just won't be getting rid of.
One of the American posters for 1933's King Kong, by McCormick, Sisk & Strumf.
Dave Cockrum was born on this day in 1943. Even before he co-created the New X-Men, I was crazy for his work on the Legion of Superheroes. It guess it won’t look radical today, but on the LSH in the early 70s it was. Part Adams, part Anderson, it totally reinvented the LSH. (1)
The original Thunderbird 3 & 5, from the inside front cover of a Japanese book that I fear I can’t understand a word of. Terrific pictures, mind you …
Moebius depicts an aged Denny “The Spirit” Colt, as printed in The Spirit - The New Adventures Vol 27.
Autumn Evening, Klotzsche, by Conrad Felixmüller, 1921.