‘The Island satirises the London-centric view of the English capital and its commuter towns as independent from the rest of the country.’
Steven Walter’s personality-driven symbol and typographic map of London.
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Found via Zara Evens
‘Pursued by the relentless minions of the cruel despot Baron Karza, the freedom-fighting crew of the Endeavor breach the Space Wall and emerge on a strange and dangerous new world – a planet known as Earth.’
In 1979, a comic book series quietly appeared at the local drug store. At the time, comic book stores were not common – and if one wanted each issue, they had to hunt it down.
The Micronauts was a sleeper. And contained story and artwork years ahead of what was going on in mainstream comics at the time. [Read more →]
I actually had this original comic. Loved that they put a porch and a door where the hangar deck should be.
From Star Trek #6, December 1969. Art by Alberto Giolitti, Gold Key Comics. Click image for larger view/jump.
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Kinda takes the fun outta collecting tho.
‘part of a new series of small ink illustrations featuring clouds and raindrops, celebrating my love of rainy weather!’ -nn
New work by UK-based Natasha Newton. Available here.
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