Fifi~Feeling is First
Chained Trained Nurse
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big manly Magnus style karate-chop mega-kick with his white boots
Vic Prezio’s Orignal Cover Art for Magnus, Robot Fighter #21 (February 1968)
Woofleberries robot fighters, here’s part two of today’s awesome Vic Prezio’s Magnus, Robot Fighter cover paintings! Important to note, all the interior artwork for the Gold Key Magnus, Robot Fighter comic book series was illustrated by the legend, Russ Manning!!
Here is a comparison that shows both Vic Prezio’s original painting along side of the final printed cover for Magnus, Robot Fighter #21 (February 1968)!
I found this awesomeballs painted cover artwork on Blogger HERE! A big manly Magnus style karate-chop mega thanks goes to Smeghead2068 for originally posting this awesomeness!
Here’s info on that actual issue on the Grand Comics Database!!
As always Roboteers, ENJOY!!
~Joe
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Marion Cotillard - Vanity Fair Italia by Bruce Weber, September 29th 2010
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Show the nice couple the new tricks you learned Sophia. That’s a good girl.
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another ringtone that says “B-L-I-N-G-G-G-G”
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Marion Cotillard - Vanity Fair Italia by Bruce Weber, September 29th 2010
BOOK TRYST: One of the most important literary relics of the 20th century, Ernest Hemingway’s fully documented typewriter, on which he typed his last book, is being offered by auctioneer Profiles In History in its Rare Books & Manuscripts sale, Wednesday, July 10, 2013. It is estimated to sell for $60,000 - $80,000.
The Halda Swedish-made typewriter is fully functional and comes with its original leatherette case exhibiting somewhat tattered transportation stickers from the American Export Line and the French Line. Both have crucial identification in an unknown hand, marked “E. Hemi…” on the American Export Line sticker, and “Hemingway” with destination of “Le Hav…” on the French Line sticker, each torn and scuffed from extensive travel.
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(via Fresh-Squeezed: 1951 | Shorpy Historical Photo Archive)
Circa 1951. “Swimsuit model in Cadillac convertible filled with oranges.” View full size.
