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sandmandaddy69 · 6 months

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Brendan McCarthy

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graphicpolicy · 11 days

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Exclusive: Essentials' Snuggles puppet revealed!

Exclusive: Essentials' Snuggles puppet revealed! #comics #comicbooks #graphicnovel

Luke Arnold and Chris “Doc” Wyatt are co-writing an all-new graphic novel, Essentials. The ambitious 140-page sci-fi epic is the debut offering from The Lab Press, a new graphic novel publisher helmed by founder and CEO Nicholas Kalikow, who is joined by Editor-in-Chief Dagen Walker, Vice President of Business Development Diane Richey, and Chief Creative Officer and partner Mike…

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feedingahriman · 2 months

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FREAKWAVE - Brendan McCarthy

#freakwave #brendan mccarthy #peter milligan #comics #comic books #illustration #pulp art #art #jfk #scifi #scifiart #retro scifi

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downthetubes · 1 year

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Nostalgia Trip: Batman - From the 30's to the 70's

Coming across a striking image of the Silver Age Batman and Robin - indeed, some might say, and iconic images - stirred some old, happy memories...

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#Batman #Brendan McCarthy #Carmine Infantino #Crown Publishing #DC Comics #Detective Comics #E. Nelson Bridwell #Heritage Auctions #Judge Dredd #Murphy Anderson #Paul Kupperberg #Shazam #St. Ives #Superhero Comics #Superman #Tom Brevoort

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gorillaz-girl · 1 year

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Brendan McCarthy

#gorillaz #brendan mccarthy #the gorillaz artbook #russel #2d #noodle #murdoc #gorillaz artbook

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crunchity-munchity · 2 years

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Early concept art for Mad Max Fury Road found here!

#these are so cool #mad max #mad max fury road #fury road concept art #george miller #brendan mccarthy

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curtvilescomic · 11 months

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Judge Dredd by Brendan McCarthy

Yes a homage to Frank Miller Dark Knight Returns

#comics #2000AD #Judge Dredd #Brendan McCarthy #homage #Frank Miller #Dark Knight Returns

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gurumog · 2 years

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2000ad, prog 1713 Judge Dredd - Doctor What? Part 02 Script: Al Ewing Art: Brendan McCarthy

#2000ad #prog 1713 #judge dredd #brendan mccarthy #al ewing

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thefailurecult · 1 year

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#bad company #2000ad #peter milligan #brett ewins #brendan mccarthy

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biblioklept · 1 year

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You never did the Thalidomide Kid | More scattered thoughts on Cormac McCarthy's novel The Passenger

You never did the Thalidomide Kid | More scattered thoughts on Cormac McCarthy’s novel The Passenger

The Thalidomide Kid found her in a roominghouse on Clark Street. Near North Side. He knocked on the door. Unusual for him. Of course she knew who it was. She’d been expecting him. And anyway it wasn’t really a knock. Just a sort of slapping sound. –The Passenger, Cormac McCarthy Maybe you did fool the Philadelphia, rag the Rochester, josh the Joliet. But you never did the Kenosha kid. –Gravity’s…

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#Blog about #Blood Meridian #Brendan McCarthy #Carol Swain #Cormac McCarthy #Gravity&039;s Rainbow #Peter Milligan #riffs #Skin #The Passenger #Thomas Pynchon

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adamwatchesmovies · 1 year

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Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)

Since Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome, we've seen countless imitators of the franchise - none of which have captured the satisfying savagery of The Road Warrior. Finally, George Miller returns to the genre he spawned. It's been 34 long years waiting but all that time's been worth it. Mad Max: Fury Road is not merely the best post-apocalyptic action film in recent memory; it’s one of the best action films ever made.

In a post-apocalyptic wasteland where resources are scarce and those who control them rule, former police officer Max Rockatansky (Tom Hardy) is haunted by the dreams of the people he failed to save but has given up fixing this broken world. When he comes across Imperator Furiosa (Charlize Theron) rescuing a group of women from the warlord cult leader Immortan Joe (Hugh Keays-Byrne) and his army of armoured vehicles, he joins them in their flight.

It’s a deluge of metal-twisting, rip-roaring, spine-busting, blood vessel-bursting, flame-covered action scenes that never, ever stop. We’re talking about lengthy car chases - the film is composes almost entirely of them - where demented warriors with complete disregard for their safety throw spears, explosives, arrows, bullets and even their own bodies to get every inch they can. When you think you’ve seen it all, here come the armoured vehicles, hydraulic buzzsaws, death traps big enough to swallow big rigs, grenade-hurling motorcycle riders, the war drums and the acrobats from hell. Amid the carnage and the poor saps getting crushed underneath the wheels, this is a gorgeous picture with beautiful azure skies and fiery orange landscapes whose every frame you could proudly hang on your wall. There is so much detail in the costumes, the vehicles, the world itself there isn’t room to pause and look. There certainly isn't space for character development and growth… or is there?

This is an extremely lean picture. The whole thing takes place over a couple of days and when people slow down, it’s because another step without rest would mean death from exhaustion. It’s about the here and now. You don’t worry about what’s coming next because if you don’t focus on the immediate threat, there’s not going to be a “next”. There isn't time for characters to sit down and talk; you get to know the characters by their actions. You understand how they've changed by comparing the way they react to each other the first time they meet versus the next, and the next. You understand what these people are about by the way they carry each other as the film goes on or the look on their faces before their life is extinguished. Director George Miller knows you’ve got the brains to figure out what makes this world tick… so figure it out.

On the surface, Mad Max: Fury Road appears to be simple eye-candy. Kinetic visuals, insane stunts, gunfights, hand-to-hand combat, the primal satisfaction of on-screen violence and nothing more. Upon closer inspection, you recognize how deep it is. In this story there are themes of survival, of feminist revolt, of home, forgiveness, revenge, redemption, and more. No run-of-the-mill slugfest has as much weight as Mad Max: Fury Road. Director George Miller, along with co-writers Brendan McCarthy and Nico Lathouris have brought us one of the greatest examples of visual storytelling you can wrap your mangled hands around. (On Blu-ray, January 18, 2019)

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sandmandaddy69 · 11 months

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Brendan McCarthy

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giornalepop · 2 years

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SHADE, IL SUPEREROE FOLLE DI STEVE DITKO

Nei fumetti non mancano certo i personaggi folli, soprattutto tra i criminali. In particolare i classici nemici di Batman come Joker, Due Facce o il Cappellaio Matto sono etichettati come folli e vengono regolarmente rinchiusi nel manicomio cittadino chiamato Arkham Asylum, che prende il nome dell’immaginaria città in cui si svolgono alcuni inquietanti racconti di Howard Phillips Lovecraft. Tra…