#moored on mars

[myvinylplaylist]

Alice Cooper: Hey Stoopid (1991)

2017 European Vinyl Reissue

Music On Vinyl

[weirdlookindog]

Mars Attacks the World (1938) - Feature version of the 1938 serial Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars.

Planet Outlaws (1953) - Feature version of the 1939 serial Buck Rogers.

[star-wars-comics]

Darth Vader #48 - "Son of Vader" (2024)

written by Greg Pak art by Raffaele Ienco & Federico Blee

[p1325]

Movie: Ghost (1990)

#fanvidfeed #pop #popmusic #brunomars #ladygaga #diewithasmile #viddingisart #single #movie #film #90s

Song: Die With A Smile (Discosock Bootleg Remix) Artist: Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars

[wanderingmind867]

I think 1985 was the year when comics completely almost lose themselves to me. Based on reading marvel (and reading about DC) I know that this date has to be the date comics lose interest to me. I'll explain: comics from the 60s to the mid 70s seem okay. 1960 to 1974 or 1975 are the peak years, in my opinion. But then things start to go downhill in the late 70s. Frank Miller ruins Daredevil with his edginess, Chris Claremont kills Jean Grey and messes with the X-Men, The Hulk loses his love interest in Jarella, Denny O'Neill ruins Batman by making him darker again, Gerry Conway kills off Gwen Stacy (for no good reason!) etc. I know the Gerry Conway one was a bit earlier than the mid to late 70s, but it was still a bad decision.

Anyways, things only get worse from here (at least for my sensibilities). If i thought the mid to late 70s were bad, the 80s become a bit of a train wreck. Jim Starlin kills Captain Mar-Vell and Jason Todd, The Hulk has the Professor Hulk saga (something I don't really like), John Byrne messes with the Fantastic Four and Superman, Walt Simonson makes Thor ditch Don Blake (which I hate). Really, Jim Shooter messes with Marvel and sadly oversees a lot of bad stuff (I don't know if that's all his fault, but I get a negative impression of him as editor).

But I have time for one last paragraph, so let's talk more about 80s DC. Alan Moore gets brought in, and he brings his horrible pessimism and darkness over to DC. As someone who's already prone to sadness, I don't need depression in my fiction. But even besides Alan Moore, DC had issues. Like the Crisis on Infinite Earths, which was meant to uncomplicate things (but may have complicated things more). Then DC gets Frank Miller, Jim Starlin and John Byrne, and it all goes downhill. I'm really just repeating slander against certain people, but I guess it's just that I'm always opinionated about these sorts of things.

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Two workers stand on the roof of the dirigible mooring mast atop the Empire State Building, March 23, 1931.

Photo: Associated Press via the Wisconsin State Journal

[vertigoartgore]

Watchmen's Dr.Manhattan on Mars (with his Crystal Palace behind him). A commission done by artists Dave Gibbons (he only drawn this character that he co-created) and Gerhard (the landscape part).

And here's the process (from Comic Art Fans's Charles Costas) :

"Original Dave Gibbons Dr. Manhattan"

"1st Mockup - in Ground"

"Dr. Manhattan Spaceship Model"

"Dr. Manhattan Spaceship Model Pencil"

"Gerhard's Pencil Background"

"Finished B&W Artwork"

[jhsharman]

Archie's Prophecies

Not paying attention or opting to keep it a time capsule document, they kept "First Man on the Moon" in 1988 -- switched out from the green, though. They kept Ophelia in -- kind of awkwardly big head Ethel when they do swap her in. They dropped "lady" out of "lady wrestler" only in this century, and given the division of the page should be self evident. On the last one, we are four years off from Margaret Chase Smith's presidential run, and also 88 years after Victoria Woodhull's.

[dotsayers]

hello hello if you are still up to be asked about your wips I would GREATLY like to hear about biggles in space (he has gone to pretty nearly every other place, it is About Time someone sends him to space)

i am ALWAYS up to talk about my wips, thank you very much for asking.

biggles in space is in the planning stages at the moment, but the basic idea is that rather than raymond forming the special air police after ww2 it's the special astronaut police (or similar acronym) which deals with issues occurring outside the atmosphere. very much an alternate universe where regular space travel is possible and spacesuits are lightweight and maneuverable enough to for example throw a large crate of corned beef at another spaceship with some velocity out of an airlock door

eventually they end up on the moon looking for gold smugglers and find von stalhein is also on the moon, but has actually been captured by the smugglers for reasons i haven't plotted yet. then they all have to work together to steal the smugglers' spaceship because their own craft got a tiny bit exploded when they crashed. on the moon.

[mtg-cards-hourly]

Bowie Base One

Artist: Calder Moore TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link

[astro-tag-9]

May I request female characters for my best friend and I?

Me: Scorpio Sun/Mercury/Venus, Aquarius moon, Libra mars, and Cancer rising.

Her: Scorpio Sun/Moon/Mercury/Venus, Aquarius mars, and Pisces rising.

If you can’t think of a best friend duo, you can just pick out other female characters that you think are like me and my friend. Doesn’t have to be a best friend duo or from the same show/movie :)

Thank you!!! ❤️

💜Rusty and Ariel 💜

(Footloose 2011)

[the-final-sentence]

And I screamed.

Mar Romasco-Moore, from I Am the Ghost in Your House

[jeandejard3n]

Watchmen: A Place Without Time

[schrodingerspsycho]

I've been rewatching 30 Rock lately and I can't help but think that Nancy Donovan looks like Van. In another universe, Yellowjackets was made 20 years ago and Julianne Moore played adult Van, Lauren Ambrose played teen Van, and Liv Hewson was too young to watch

[theworkprint]

NYCC 2023: For All Mankind - Ronald D. Moore Discusses Season 4's Challenges of Crafting an Alternate Reality and Generational Casting

Ronald D. Moore delves into what it takes to craft Season 4 of For All Mankind

The third season of For All Mankind saw humanity expand its footprint to Mars and set up a colony on the red planet, but that was just the beginning. At New York Comic Con 2023, The Workprint was able to sit down with For All Mankind‘s executive producer and creator, Ronald D. Moore, in roundtable interviews to discuss the upcoming fourth season, what it takes to craft an alternate reality, the…

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Marion Moore, screen writer and co-chair of the Stage Door Canteen kitchen committee, shows the baker where to put the finishing touches of butter cream on the Canteen’s birthday cake, March 3, 1945. This was the Canteen's third birthday.

Photo: Charles Lucas for the AP via WXYZ