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Colourful, rich and vibrant – this year’s programme is packed with unmissable exhibitions and panels! Shout it out to anyone who's been desperately looking for it 💖
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Only two days left to participate in the #crowdfunding on @ululeFR for @BaldazziniR Roberto's #comics series about the Italian #Resistance currently published in France by Fordis. patreon.com/posts/les-4-sais…
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LMAO This is Canada 🇨🇦
#Trump #TrumpTariffs
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Tiny Wings just got a big new content update. The biggest one since 2012! - Two new game modes, the birds got various perks, 120 new night birds to unlock, bubbles... and more. It is out now on Apple Arcade (also out for the regular App Store version). Enjoy! ✨🐣✨
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Someone scanned all the Comics Interview and put them online. If you want to download everything, it is 13.2GB
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It’s the 75th birthday of Keith Pollard! Though the Bronze Age was dominated by legends like Perez, Byrne, Buscema, & Miller, Pollard was one of the unsung heroes of that time. He worked on some of the biggest books and did some great covers. Here are some of my fav Thor issues.
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Studio per un quadro
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Kurt Vonnegut said “We’ll go down in history as the first society that wouldn't save itself because it wasn't cost effective” and damn if that isn't exactly how this is all playing out
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'Frigidaire,' an Italian publication magazine • Combined comics, countercultural journalism, and provocative art, with surreal covers that reflected its rebellious spirit, 1980s.






























