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All New Fathom #1 (2013) Alex Konat Cover & Pencils, David Wohl Story 

#AllNewFathom #1 (2013) #AlexKonat Cover & Pencils, #DavidWohl Story Following the devastating events of 'The Elite Saga', #AspenMatthews finds herself at a decisive crossroads in her life-with the memories of her past no longer weighing her down, she is finally able to set about building a new life in San Diego once more. https://www.rarecomicbooks.fashionablewebs.com/Misc_AC.html#AllNewFathom @rarecomicbooks Website Link In Bio Page If Applicable. SAVE ON SHIPPING COST - NOW AVAILABLE FOR LOCAL PICK UP IN DELTONA, FLORIDA #MadCave #RareComics #KeyComicBooks #KeyComics

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#COMICBOOKPREVIEW: Oz: Fall of the Emerald City #3 (of 3) by #DAVIDWOHL, #EMANCASALLOS & more... from @Zenescope. #comics #comicbooks https://ow.ly/igAE50Sizpy

[superman-2050]

Source: Hot Shots! Part Deux (1993) by Jim Abrahams This shot is sooo funny!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Topper Harley (Charlie Sheen), uses a chicken as an arrow!!! #ColDentonWaters #ChickenArrow #90sComedies #ValeriaGolino #JamesLew #DavidWohl #ThatsOneHelluvaWeapon #Gerou #1993 #KickBoxerOpponent #LloydBridges #BrendaBakke #TopperHarley #CharlieSheen #HotShotsPartDeux #ThaiKickBoxingSportscaster #TugBenson #SaddamHussein #CorruptKickBoxingReferee #ChiMoiLo #RonPitts #1990s #DexterHayman #GeraldOkamura #RichardCrenna #JerryHaleva #MichelleRodhamHuddleston #RowanAtkinson #RamadaRodhamHayman #BlackKickBoxingSportscaster https://www.instagram.com/p/CO8qAN2lnK4/?igshid=p3q5nn2o2s8x

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Witchblade 13 Juniorpress. Had hem toch 😃 Art by Michael Turner @michaelturnerstudios #michaelturner #witchblade #witchblade25thanniversary #comics #comiccovers #art @junior_press #juniorpress @imagecomics @topcow #michaelturnerart #imagecomics #topcowcomics #topcow #stripboekenverzameling #stripsverzamelen #comicart #davidwohl #marcsilvestri #olavbeemer https://www.instagram.com/p/CGh12mAAV_g/?igshid=kis2a8j5knn0

[doomonfilm]

Thoughts : The Boy Downstairs (2017)

The only thing tougher than getting into a relationship can be letting go of one.  People tend to go to drastic measures to provide the outward appearance of having moved on, but in the end, the real work is done internally.  You can put a thousand miles between yourself and an ex, but until you come to grips with your feelings, a hint of the past will always remain.  All of this and more is examined in the Sophie Brooks picture The Boy Downstairs.  

Diana (Zosia Mamet) returns from a three year vacation spurned by a breakup with her ex-boyfriend Ben (Matthew Shear).  She touches base with her friend Gabby (Diana Irvine), who hooks her up with realtor Meg (Sarah Ramos) in order to help her lock in an apartment.  Meg shows Diana a beautiful apartment and introduces her to owner Amy (Deirdre O’Connell), with whom she immediately connects, thus securing the apartment.  Much to the behest of Diana, however, it turns out that her downstairs neighbor is Ben, who also happens to be dating Meg.  With hopes of moving on from her bridal job and succeeding as a writer, Diana realizes that her proximity to her ex is forcing old habits and thought patterns to re-emerge, which makes moving on that much more difficult.

The way that love is portrayed in this film is refreshing.  Rather than being filled with over the top, rambunctious moments, the film is very grounded.  The conversations are handled without shouting and crocodile tears, the major gestures are at best off the cuff plans made in moments of desperation, and the idea of pressure is the major issue on both sides of the relationship.  The people involved are more down to earth than glamorous or model-like, and their concerns are ones that the average viewer can relate to.  If you’ve ever been in modern love, it’s hard not to see pieces of yourself somewhere in the film. 

An inability for or protagonist to move on is the true driving force of the film.  Be it a conscious decision to try to force a friendship on your ex for the sake of your own feelings, or be it the universe placing you directly above your ex in a city as expansive as New York, the narrative through line is all about echoes in the mind, and regrets about how things were handled the first time around.  Small moments trigger flashback memories to sentimental ones, and new moments are often put to rest as feelings from older moments emerge, keeping everyone trapped in a loop that keeps them connected without growth.

Ultimately, resolution is achieved through brutal honesty.  Diana is forced to accept the fact that all of her actions from the past few years have been distracting her from the things she really wants.  Ben is forced to be honest with himself (and Diana) in regards to the fact that he cannot be friends with an ex who pushed him away during his most vulnerable period.  Even supporting characters like Gabby and Amy end up coming to grips with truths that determine their life paths, respectively.

Zosia Mamet presents a charm that is sandwiched between deep feelings and an outward stoic nature, occasionally letting her guard down to be incredibly vulnerable.  Matthew Shear brings that quality that many young men have of making grand gestures without having the ability to address relevant issues directly, in hopes that the grand gestures will hold things together.  Diana Irvine kills in the best friend role, providing enough support to keep Mamet coming back, but enough truth to keep Mamet honest, all the while dropping in very natural bits of humor.  Deirdre O’Connell brings the wisdom of having loved and lost to the proceedings, having a perspective that none of the other characters are able to relate to directly due to a lack of experience.  Sarah Ramos plays an appropriate thorn in the side to Mamet, letting her perceptions of Mamet as a threat inform her actions.  Smaller appearances by David Wohl, Deborah Offner and Jeff Ward bring more life to the world of the film.  

I can’t lie, the only reason I jumped on this film was seeing Zosia Mamet on several pieces of promo.  Something about her demeanor spoke to me without saying a word, and it left me intrigued much more than the premise should have sparked.  This one was definitely a pleasant, under the radar discovery.

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#DefundNPR trending after NPR illustrates story on ‘right-wing extremism’ with footage of driver hitting ‘protester’ after assault

National Public Radio has come under fire after it illustrated a story on right-wing attacks with the footage from an incident that saw a car knocking down a man after the driver was attacked through the window.

#DefundNPR has been trending in the US part of the Twittersphere on Sunday evening after the non-profit media outlet, partially funded by the US government, has ignited outrage from conservative commentators for using a seemingly misleading cover photo to promote a story alleging a surge in attacks that see “right-wing extremists” using vehicles to ram protesters.

An initial version of the story, titled “Vehicle Attacks Rise As Extremists Target Protesters,” featured a still image from the footage that shows a group of about a dozen people surrounding  a SUV. One person can be seen standing right in front of the car, as if almost leaning against the metal lid that covers the motor.

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It did not take long for the Internet sleuths, however, to point out that the cover pic, which was supposed to serve as an example of the right-wing violence against the peaceful protesters, has a controversial backstory to it.

The surveillance footage from the scene, the source of the photo in question, shows a protester standing with a megaphone right in from the vehicle, blocking the road.

Here’s a fuller video of what you’re calling a “right-wing extremist attack” … a driver is harassed by a group of people, tries to get away, is then attacked by a larger group… and uses their vehicle to defend themselves and get away.

This story is leftist bullshit. pic.twitter.com/771gEebiqg

— Tim Young (@TimRunsHisMouth) June 21, 2020

As the driver apparently refuses to back down, the verbal altercation follows and sees a group trying to harass the driver through the open window.

The incident, which took place on Wednesday in Louisville, Kentucky, has been covered by local media. Local police told WAVE 3 News that one of the “protesters” ripped off the female driver’s dreadlock during the showdown. The woman told officers that it was not until one of the attackers pointed a gun at her that she decided to flee, claiming she ran over a protester who stood in her way by accident.

Additional footage shows an individual chasing the same vehicle with a gun.

.@lmpd has released this video from this morning where a car hit a protestor at 6th and Liberty and as they were leaving the area, a protestor pulls a gun on the car. #LMPD is searching for the driver. @TalkRadio1080 @840WHAS #Louisville pic.twitter.com/vxvELzCmdh

— Will Clark (@WClark840WHAS) June 17, 2020

In the aftermath of the incident, police charged two persons involved in the attack with rioting, disorderly conduct and obstructing a highway. The man, who is believed to be a gun-toting protester in the video, was identified as Darious Anderson, 21. He has been also charged with 1-st degree wanton endangerment. No charges have been filed against the driver, so far.

Shortly after NPR ran the article, conservative pundits pounced on it, accusing the broadcaster of intentionally spinning the story and smearing the victim.

Vehicles and drivers inside are viciously attacked by violent leftist radicals.

Drivers mow the bastards down to escape the attack.

NPR writes the most dishonest, phoney story in media history in response to the attacks. #DefundNPR https://t.co/ACLXKzDwPq

— David Wohl (@DavidWohl) June 21, 2020

“You falsely accused a crime victim of being a terrorist. Enjoy the lawsuits!” political commentator Mike Cernovich wrote.

“This driver needs to get a lawyer and sue NPR,” Stephen L. Miller Miller, host of the Versus Media Podcast, who has also contributed to Fox News and several other media, wrote.

This driver needs to get a lawyer and sue NPR. https://t.co/t6h7aJDqDx

— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) June 21, 2020

Responding to the backlash, NPR replaced the cover photo and issued an editor’s note, saying that the photo originally chosen to illustrate the piece “does not appear to be an example of the assaults described in the story.”

“Police have not charged the driver, but have charged two of the protesters involved in that incident,”  it said.

Note: A previous version of this post and story included a photo of a protester being struck by a car in Louisville, Kentucky. The photo, chosen by editors, does not appear to be an example of the assaults described in the story, and has been replaced. pic.twitter.com/mDIzyoLmPO

— NPR (@NPR) June 21, 2020

Many critics, however, have not been satisfied with NPR’s response, calling it out for “pretending they did not anything wrong” and urging the station to issue an apology.

NPR deleted their tweet, kept the article up, shifted the picture to Charlottesville (which is all the evidence they have of their claim), and pretended they didn’t do anything wrong in their “Editors note”https://t.co/XRAszmTEk7 pic.twitter.com/wmIf5ypdUC

— Tim Young (@TimRunsHisMouth) June 21, 2020

Vehicles and drivers inside are viciously attacked by violent leftist radicals.

Drivers mow the bastards down to escape the attack.

NPR writes the most dishonest, phoney story in media history in response to the attacks. #DefundNPR https://t.co/ACLXKzDwPq

— David Wohl (@DavidWohl) June 21, 2020

Some, however, noted that the call to defund NPR makes little sense. While during the 1970s and early 1980s NPR was mostly funded by the federal government, federal dollars account for only a fraction of its budget now.

I’m an active listener of NPR and anyone who does knows they are privately funded. They have fund raisers everytime the season changes. #DefundNPR pic.twitter.com/Y79QTbNjpS

— ᵖʳᵒᵛᵉʳᵇ ①③①② (@k4rm4_1312) June 21, 2020

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#COMICBOOKPREVIEW: POOH VS BAMBI #2 (OF 3) by #DaveFranchini, #DavidWohl & more... from @Zenescope. #comics #comicbooks https://ow.ly/BmJr50RO9Ml

[superman-2050]

Saddam Hussein with his eyes gouging out. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Source: Hot Shots! Part Deux (1993) by Jim Abrahams #ChiMoiLo #KickBoxerOpponent #ColDentonWaters #GeraldOkamura #RonPitts #90sComedies #CorruptKickBoxingReferee #CharlieSheen #LloydBridges #DexterHayman #ThaiKickBoxingSportscaster #ThatsOneHelluvaWeapon #HotShotsPartDeux #Gerou #JimAbrahams #JamesLew #DavidWohl #TugBenson #1993 #RowanAtkinson #MichelleRodhamHuddleston #BrendaBakke #ValeriaGolino #1990s #TopperHarley #SaddamHussein #RichardCrenna #JerryHaleva #BlackKickBoxingSportscaster #RamadaRodhamHayman https://www.instagram.com/p/CO83k_RlwTy/?igshid=6tt826lc3c45

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BREAKING: The guy who designed the failing #IowaCaucuses app? Robbie Mook, campaign manager for @BernieSanders arch-enemy, Crooked Hillary Clinton! Nothing here folks, move along. 😂😂

— David Wohl (@DavidWohl) February 4, 2020

[alfon]

What a disgrace! She exploited her elderly Grandmother to try and make Israeli officials look bad. In the end, SHE is the only one who looks bad! By the way, How the HELL did she get elected in the first place??

— David Wohl (@DavidWohl) August 16, 2019

[fullspectrum-cbd-oil]

Former Dem State Rep Blasts Warren for Clinging to ‘False Narrative’ With ‘Offensive’ Michael Brown Tweet

A former Democratic state representative from Missouri blasted Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) for her recent tweet that he believes is “offensive” to law enforcement officers.

On Friday, Warren — one of two dozen Democrats trying to win the party’s presidential nomination for 2020 — posted a tweet claiming that 18-year-old Michael Brown — who was black — was “murdered” by white Ferguson, Missouri, police officer Darren Wilson.

The tweet came on the fifth anniversary of Brown’s death.

“5 years ago Michael Brown was murdered by a white police officer in Ferguson, Missouri. Michael was unarmed yet he was shot 6 times,” wrote the presidential candidate. “I stand with activists and organizers who continue the fight for justice for Michael. We must confront systemic racism and police violence head on.”

5 years ago Michael Brown was murdered by a white police officer in Ferguson, Missouri. Michael was unarmed yet he was shot 6 times. I stand with activists and organizers who continue the fight for justice for Michael. We must confront systemic racism and police violence head on.

— Elizabeth Warren (@ewarren) August 9, 2019

Brown’s death sparked rumors that he was killed in cold blood while holding his hands in the air. The event was investigated by the Obama administration Department of Justice, which found that Wilson had shot Brown in self-defense.

The tweet was not received well, with former Democratic Missouri state Rep. Jeff Roorda (D-Mo.) torching the post as “offensive to every police officer in America” during an interview with “Fox & Friends” on Monday.

Roorda — a retired police officer — also blasted Warren as “clinging to this false narrative” as there is “no reason to do that other than it pays electoral dividends” in her quest for the Democratic presidential nomination.

The former Missouri state lawmaker also agreed with host Pete Hegseth that Warren was “pandering” with her tweet and that he didn’t know “what good purpose” was accomplished by continuing “this narrative.”

“Pandering’s a good word. I mean, I don’t know what good purpose is served by extending this narrative that the Justice Department [and] the Grand Jury rejected flatly,” said Roorda. “Darren Wilson was acting in self-defense.”

Watch the video here:

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Other people online were not thrilled with Warren’s tweet, as one user warned people not to “be like” Warren.

Elizabeth is deliberately lying and smearing a police officer to fan the flames of racial tension and division. Don’t be like Elizabeth. https://t.co/OwPfdKg9Ut

— Sara Gonzales (@SaraGonzalesTX) August 10, 2019

Check out some of the other reactions:

This is literally libel https://t.co/AY8m4h3zwa

— Andy Swan (@AndySwan) August 10, 2019

I don’t know which is worse: that she still believes this, or that she knows it’s false and says it anyway. And why is the officer’s race an issue? Not even the Obama Justice Dept. concluded there was a murder. https://t.co/Gtkj1nfvxE https://t.co/lVxHAtvRuj

— Brit Hume (@brithume) August 10, 2019

Warren campaign slogan: More Racist Than Eric Holder! (Even Holder’s DOJ cleared The Ferguson PD.) https://t.co/6q3zsjJqnu

— Ann Coulter (@AnnCoulter) August 10, 2019

The lie that the Left will never give up https://t.co/vwKOmd7yUz

— Rich Lowry (@RichLowry) August 10, 2019

"Murdered"?

False.

Here's the key conclusion from the Obama DOJ: https://t.co/uOpP4k4MLp pic.twitter.com/XJUzqMmWAk

— David French (@DavidAFrench) August 9, 2019

This case was extensively investigated by local and federal authorities, and what Warren says is simply not true. Amazing that a US senator and leading presidential candidate would say this. https://t.co/tZnJxyMU6M

— Byron York (@ByronYork) August 10, 2019

Virtually every single Tweet sent by Pocahontas is 100% false.

Murdered?? Where do you get that from you nitwit? https://t.co/RW6buN70rH

— David Wohl (@DavidWohl) August 10, 2019

Democratic presidential candidate slanders police officer Darren Wilson. https://t.co/6q3zsjJqnu

— Ann Coulter (@AnnCoulter) August 10, 2019

A sitting United States Senator and leading candidate for POTUS falsely accused a man of murder.

Spare me your outage about norms and Trump’s rhetoric. https://t.co/M6idXBf0jS

— Mike Cernovich (@Cernovich) August 10, 2019

Warren was not the only Democratic presidential contender to push this claim.

Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) also claimed that Brown’s death was a “murder” and called for “stronger accountability and racial equity” in the U.S. justice system.

“Michael Brown’s murder forever changed Ferguson and America. His tragic death sparked a desperately needed conversation and a nationwide movement,” wrote Harris. “We must fight for stronger accountability and racial equity in our justice system.”

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