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Apr. 2nd, 2006 09:49 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ingvildMy first time as an instructor went pretty well, even though I would have preferred it if my little group could produce just a little bit more sound. Ah, well.
I've already mentioned Snakes on a Plane (SoaP). Incidentally, here are a few more interesting links:
Snakes on a Blog
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Now, I'm going to mention something I see all the time onscans_daily: The Goddamn Batman. This is from Frank Miller's All Star Batman and Robin which, from what I've seen, isn't really very good. But this particular line is referenced again and again and again, paraphrased, photoshopped, generally done everything with. It's quite addictive.
Now, I was reading The Extraordinary Works of Alan Moore which is a book of interviews done for Moore's fiftieth birthday in 2003. In it, they reprinted a number of pages including on from the British magazine Daredevils. The entire story was posted onscans_daily and I was impressed then as well, but now I finally found out when it was first printed: in 1983. So now, when you read Grit, note the bottom caption box in the first panel, and marvel at Moore's psychic skills - or possibly Miller's repetition or predictiveness.
Enjoy.
I've already mentioned Snakes on a Plane (SoaP). Incidentally, here are a few more interesting links:
Snakes on a Blog
snakes_in_a_ficNow, I'm going to mention something I see all the time on
scans_daily: The Goddamn Batman. This is from Frank Miller's All Star Batman and Robin which, from what I've seen, isn't really very good. But this particular line is referenced again and again and again, paraphrased, photoshopped, generally done everything with. It's quite addictive.Now, I was reading The Extraordinary Works of Alan Moore which is a book of interviews done for Moore's fiftieth birthday in 2003. In it, they reprinted a number of pages including on from the British magazine Daredevils. The entire story was posted on
scans_daily and I was impressed then as well, but now I finally found out when it was first printed: in 1983. So now, when you read Grit, note the bottom caption box in the first panel, and marvel at Moore's psychic skills - or possibly Miller's repetition or predictiveness.Enjoy.
