arcaneimages:

Bernie Wrightson and old friend at Big Wow Comic Fest promoting Frankenstein, Alive, Alive! 

This is amazing and wonderful and amazing.

arcaneimages:

Bernie Wrightson and old friend at Big Wow Comic Fest promoting Frankenstein, Alive, Alive! 

This is amazing and wonderful and amazing.

Anonymous asked: don't tell anyone about tumblrtasks(.)com but i made $400 this week on it lol

Okay, it’s just between you and me, Friendly Stranger.  *wink*

Feeling a little defensive there, Sobeys? (Taken with instagram)

Feeling a little defensive there, Sobeys? (Taken with instagram)

And Dr. Eldon Tyrell has the fucking coolest bathrobe around.  Lookit that wheedly little embroidered patch.  Delicious.

And Dr. Eldon Tyrell has the fucking coolest bathrobe around.  Lookit that wheedly little embroidered patch.  Delicious.

neil-gaiman:

Richard Clark and I just won a Bradbury Award at the Nebulas for The Doctor’s Wife. The award looks like this. I am so very happy.
View more Neil Gaiman on WhoSay 

Happy as I am for Neil, I’m distracted by how fucking cool a Bradbury Award looks!

neil-gaiman:

Richard Clark and I just won a Bradbury Award at the Nebulas for The Doctor’s Wife. The award looks like this. I am so very happy.

View more Neil Gaiman on WhoSay

Happy as I am for Neil, I’m distracted by how fucking cool a Bradbury Award looks!

Excellent Tunage (Taken with instagram)

Excellent Tunage (Taken with instagram)

Anger. (Taken with instagram)

Anger. (Taken with instagram)

On the street, heard a loud whine.  Looked up, and saw this.

On the street, heard a loud whine.  Looked up, and saw this.

ojimbo:

Historia naturalis ranarum nostratium 1758 by peacay on Flickr.

Do you ever wonder if frogs have any sort of Christ figures in their mythology?

ojimbo:

Historia naturalis ranarum nostratium 1758 by peacay on Flickr.

Do you ever wonder if frogs have any sort of Christ figures in their mythology?

(via scientificillustration)

danagould:

At the end of King Kong, Kong is taken to New York, and there’s this big theater marquee reading “KONG! THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD”. The theater is packed as the curtain rises and there’s Kong. The photographers start taking pictures and the flashbulbs freak Kong out and he breaks his chains and escapes.
I’m just curious, had he not broken the chains…
What was the show?

I’ve always secretly hoped it was going to be some sort of elaborate ventriloquism act.

danagould:

At the end of King Kong, Kong is taken to New York, and there’s this big theater marquee reading “KONG! THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD”. The theater is packed as the curtain rises and there’s Kong. The photographers start taking pictures and the flashbulbs freak Kong out and he breaks his chains and escapes.

I’m just curious, had he not broken the chains…

What was the show?

I’ve always secretly hoped it was going to be some sort of elaborate ventriloquism act.