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Which Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Player's Handbook cover do you think sells the game the best? I like to label them by year 1995, 1989, 1983, 1978
Model: ATM-09-GC Brutishdog
Debut: Armored Trooper VOTOMS
Year: 1983
Designer: Kunio Okawara
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Illustration: Kunio Okawara🤖Armored Trooper Votoms(📺1983)
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Illustration: Norio Shioyama🤖Armored Trooper Votoms(📺1983)
TWILIGHT ZONE: THE MOVIE was first released #onthisday in 1983!
The sci-fi/horror anthology was inspired by the iconic 60’s series created by Rod Serling. Steven Spielberg, John Landis, Joe Dante, & George Miller each direct
Zhang Daqian (张大千) (1899-1983) is a renowned Chinese artist in the 20th century, who befriended many artists. The Jilin Museum is exhibiting over 40 paintings created by Zhang and his friends. Exhibit ends until Aug 20! #WhatsOn [📷/WeChat: jlmuseum]
Did you know the most fearsome monster in D&D, the Tarrasque, was not originally in D&D? The Tarrasque didn't debut until Advanced D&D's Monster Manual II in 1983, 9 years after the game was first published. More in comments. 🧵 #ttrpg #dnd #dndhistory
Ivan Albright, Self-Portrait (No. 19), 1983 #artoftheamericas #artinstituteofchicago https://t.co/JEFMxT1Gfd
@SUMMONFISH 1. Baba-Tagwa Abelam Tribe Papua New Guinea Geo Magazine 1983 Diane Losche
2. Eve Shepherd - Emotional Predator
3. Doom 3's Maledict
4. Titans by Ukitakumuki
Director Tony Scott was born OTD in 1944, and from his 1983 debut with THE HUNGER he would go on to helm some of Hollywood's biggest blockbusters. He died in 2012.
Nice throwback cover from Mike Kaluta for HOUSE OF MYSTERY #318 (1983). It has a vaguely 20s/30s commercial illustration feel to me, but I can't quite pinpoint it. Also reminds me of Dave Stevens' work.