Pulp Librarianさんのイラストまとめ

There are many excellent blog sites detailing the history of British girls' comics:
- Jinty and Tammy: https://t.co/IbC0Lk8bas
- Misty: https://t.co/6o4hTxaUI9
- Bunty: https://t.co/1AoufehPVD
- Lew Stringer's blog: https://t.co/mpuA6RMKjU

More girls' comics another time...

Because in 2019 Rebellion Comics brought out a new Tammy and Jinty special, including all new Bella At The Bar!

Peter Cushing prepared for his role as Dr Frankenstein by training with surgeons to ensure he used a scalpel authentically.

Well that's very French... The Pacer (1975).

Don't make me choose... https://t.co/vOdyEo6gyb

Today is of course #TowelDay, in memory of writer Douglas Adams...

Swinging pulp spy no 7: Tim O'Shane - the man from TOMCAT! Quite a good spy plot, apparently...

It's based on working backwards from organisms that currently exist. What about the extinct ones? Plus LUCA is still a complicated organism. How did this complexity come about? What was before LUCA?

By the late 19th century scientific gothic horror was in vogue: mad creations of man, crazed séances and mesmeric powers lurked in forbidding houses. The supernatural gothic turned instead towards vampires and etheric creatures.

The 1957 Philips Radio Fridge. How did this not catch on?