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What's the collective term for Supermen? Whatever it is, I've drawn a picture of some of my favourite. The artwork area measures 31x 47 cm and if it's something you fancy owning, it can be all yours. Hit me up if you're interested.

Professions in Elton John songs
- Rocketman
- Seamstress for the band
- Sculptor, but then again no

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This is Gene Colan drawing Daredevil the year before he turned 80. How did this man just keep improving? Who would dare chose a perspective like this? A master right to the end.

FOC for the Petrol Head TPB is today. Don’t miss out on this adrenaline injected, righteously beautiful, high-octane thriller.

If you’re looking for more of a tease, check out our conversation with creators Rob Williams & Pye🔗⬇️🧵

Title pages from The One Hand issues 1-4.

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OK, I love bullet belt & animal pelt Judge Dredd. From this week's 2000 AD Comics - script by me, art RM Guera, Colours Giulia Brusco, Letters Annie Parkhouse.

OK, I love bullet belt & animal pelt Judge Dredd. From this week's 2000 AD Comics - script by me, art RM Guera, Colours Giulia Brusco, Letters Annie Parkhouse.

To escape the notice of the sandworms, a traveller in the desert must learn to 'walk without rhythm' in a manner that simulates the natural sounds of the desert.

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This, though. Blimey 👀

Dunno who this Jaws poster artist is but… jeez.
Cc Steve White Marc Bessant

Turns out eagles are really good at Paper, Scissors, Stone.

Always loved the running joke on Larry Sanders where Bruno Kirby would be set to be a guest but they’d bump him. Then in the final episode Artie tells him: “we’ll have you on next week.”

We scratch our heads at how Geof Darrow comes up with what’s on many pages. But this early Kevin O’Neill work baffles on his imagination and the physical ability to draw this stuff. Like he drew with a jeweller’s loop and a needle dipped in ink.

'Three tickets for Challengers, please.'