#pulping

[drearydiarycomics]

Hello - I’m an exhibitor at @torontocomics #TCAF2024 - Come find me May 11-12 at the Toronto Reference Library. I’ll have all my work for sale including Self-Loving Jew Needs Love #3 and the debut Toronto-area Pulping anthology, which I co-edited and have a brand new 9 page comic in! Happy TCAF!!

[stealthrockdamage]

need to post my favourite tweet in the entire world

[chemical-iran]

Did you know that Caustic Soda Flakes 99% can dissolve not just fats and oils but even hair?

Introducing Caustic Soda Flakes 99%, also known as sodium hydroxide! This white and solid alkaline and caustic chemical appears in crystalline form and is widely used for commercial and industrial applications. This chemical compound is popular for its ability to react with various substances and its strong corrosive properties. 

Here are some of its diverse applications:

Water treatment and purification

Pulping and bleaching processes

Soap-making and detergent powder production

Industrial cleaning and degreasing

For the best quality Caustic Soda Flakes 99% for industrial and commercial applications, Chemical Iran is the leading manufacturer, supplier, and distributor. We ensure on-time delivery, 24/7 support, and hassle-free purchases for chemical and petrochemical products.

To learn more, click here: https://www.chemicaliran.com/products/caustic-soda-flakes/ 

[the-evil-clergyman]

Illustration from A. Merritt's The Ship of Ishtar by Virgil Finlay (1949)

[browsethestacks]

Arthouse Muppets

Art by Bruce McCorkindale

[somethingbrightly]

things have got so bad i've resorted to britpop

[cplconsult-com]

CPL's daily case study on tumblr.... CPL presented an overview of the market for powdered cellulose, MCC and NFC for a forestry company as part of its strategic planning process.

[ghostsberry]

demoman!!

[greentea-and-cookies]

Gasp! 🍿🫢

[mychemicalraymance]

LOCK UP YOUR SONS AND DAUGHTERS! HERE THEY COME!

[ivy-lzwu]

Wugang Changying Customer Paper Pulping Machine Delivery Site http://pulperchina.com/wugang-changying-customer-paper-pulping-machine-delivery-site.html

Email: pulperchina@gmail.com

Whatsapp：+86 18738406635

[jcwdrawskinda]

@rad-roche and @chadfallout76podcast gave me permission to animate her lovely art! This is for the upcoming VoiceAPalooza charity drive for the Alzheimer's Association, there will be a lot amazing voices, new and old, and I am personally hyped to sit down for another radio special!

I had a lot of time to theorize what this special might be about--I'm excited to see if I've hit the mark or strayed far from it ✪ ω ✪

A short breakdown of the process below~

Usually I would share a timelapse with y'all but I forgot to press record :'D

I went back and made some gifs though that hopefully show what I did! It's pretty simple! I took Rad's art and copy-pasted all the parts I wanted to move, then painted under to try and match what would be exposed under that movement. Following that, I had fun adding jolts, smoke, and a little tween! The hardest part for me was nailing down the timing of the gun; that took some tries to make it look natural.

[ignis-cain]

It feels odd that while Lovecraft's racism is often the first thing the mind jumps to when discussing him, the same isn't really true for other prominent pulp authors. Especially considering Edgar Rice Burroughs whole oeuvre is a celebration of white supremacy and eugenics. Tarzan boasts that he's a "killer of beasts and many black men." Utopias that have bred out crime through execution or sterilization of criminals' families are a repeated staple of his fiction. It wasn't just his fiction either; the man wrote a newspaper column calling for the killing of "moral imbeciles" and their families [source].

Its not like they were writing in wildly different times; the first Tarzan book came out only seven years before Lovecraft's Dagon. And they both were incredibly influential and celebrated figures in specific genre niches that still command wide attention. But while his racism isn't unknown, it doesn't seem to be attached to Burrough's public character in the same way it is for Lovecraft. Why doesn't he have multiple generations of pulp fans coming to terms with how the author they idolize is awful? Are there just not enough people reading A Princess of Mars these days?

[the-evil-clergyman]

Illustration from The Ship of Ishtar by Virgil Finlay (1949)

[victusinveritas]

Art by Alessandro Biffignandi

[weirdlookindog]

"There on the river bank lay a lovely girl of twenty . . ."

Virgil Finlay (1914-1971) - Illustration for Warren A. Reed's 'Little Yowlie'

(Fantastic Adventures Vol.5 #7, July, 1943)