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The original Mort Drucker artwork for 1998’s “Mad About The Movies”.
(I wonder if Batman’s after Bogart here? In a world knee-deep in crossover comics, that’s one I’d very much like to see.)
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Future record biz boss Phil Walden recalls being 15 years old in 1955 while living in Macon, Georgia, and hearing Little Richard’s “Tutti Frutti”on the radio, a charming anecdote from Peter Guralnick’s rightly legendary “Sweet Soul Music”.
“American Landscape”, by Charles Sheeler, 1930.
The construction of a new subway line in Greenwich Village’s Sixth Avenue, New York, August 1927, by Herbert McCory.
The absolutely 100% accurate & objective & definitive One Hundred Best Novels Ever list. (In no order of preference.)
21. “Gorky Park”, by Martin Cruz Smith.
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Colin Smith
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Colin Smith
A 1931 Italian movie poster for James Whales’ “Frankenstein”.
“Summer reading”, by Kenneth Mahood, his cover for May 27th 1965’s The Listener.
Resting in the winter sun, Brighton, 1973, by Charlie Verrall.
Model kits for fans of fantastical films & TV, from 1979’s Monogram catalogue.
