skiribilla:

julienfoulatier: Painting by Roy Lichtenstein.

myjetpack:

for @newscientist
https://www.instagram.com/p/B1YP5dUnuzQ/?igshid=1h9tjd7re24w5

Any online community that is explicitly pro-free speech will inevitably become right-leaning,” [Gab CEO Andrew Torba]  told VICE News in an interview. “This is because in the free market of ideas right-leaning ideas win. Which is why we see these left-wing tech companies censoring. No one is buying their progressive, globalist bullshit anymore, so it must be force-fed down the throats of users and dissent must be stamped out with the iron fist of censorship.

Here’s How Big Far Right Social Network Gab Has Actually Gotten - VICE

nevver:

What we’re reading

You can’t be dogmatic about anything. Situations tend to be fluid and dynamic, and you need to be able to flow and adjust in response.

WARREN ELLIS LTD | This Ain’t Walden Pond, Mate

academicssay:

phoning-it-in:

A lady Thor is certainly too ridiculous for the Core Marvel Universe. 

browsethestacks:

Grant Morrison And Stan Lee

browsethestacks:

The Marvel(ous) Michael Golden

son-of-cernunnos:

Gospel, dudes and dudettes!!

royalboiler:

I did a poster for OPEN BSD you can see all their posters here

nevver:

The Amazing Black-Man, Kumasi J. Barnett

royalboiler:

A diary comic. 

nipresa:

3nding:

Sio ha una visibilità gigantesca per cose decisamente disimpegnate. Che non abbia paura a dire la sua (e in queste ultime settimane lo sta facendo parecchio) gli fa molto onore.

browsethestacks:

lifeascomics:

The Amazing Spider-Man #121

first  watercolor version with indications  

on xerox copy of the original

@grandcomicsdatabase says David Hunt On Colors

“The Night Gwen Stacy Died”

Script: Gerry Conway

Pencils: Gil Kane

Inks: John Romita; Tony Mortellaro (backgrounds)

Colors: David Hunt

Letters: Artie Simek

Marvel (June1973)

I went out of town during the week, didn’t check social media once and only listened to downloaded podcasts or music […]. When I got home, I threw up my Tweetdeck lists on the big screen in the office as usual, and it did not appear that anything had changed in the intervening 24 hours. Except that maybe it becomes clearer that serious testing has informed all media companies that making you angry, sad or confused rrrrrreally brings the clicks home.

Warren Ellis in Orbital Operations 20190714