London in 1927.
Early colour film, and I watch this as if I’ve been given a window back into time. The women wear hats. Everyone wears hats. The police. The buses. The skyline…
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London in 1927.
Early colour film, and I watch this as if I’ve been given a window back into time. The women wear hats. Everyone wears hats. The police. The buses. The skyline…
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And just as I need an anchor when I’m teleporting, I need an emotional anchor for everyday life. And it can only be you, Rictor. I need you.
dedicated to frankie.
Because I’m currently reading Peter David’s original X-Factor run from the 90s and ooh boy the style back then XD;
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Anamorphic Sculptures
These sculptures are created with such mathematical precision that the image can only be seen as a reflection. To get this effect the London-based artist, Jonty Hurwitz, first scans a 3D object, then distorts it with a computer using π algorithms. His final pieces, made from steel, resin, perspex, or copper, have to be viewed next to a round reflective cylinder – only then do the objects come into focus.
These are seriously cool.
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[Please take note that the commentary is just for fun. Bunch of sarcasm. Don’t take it too seriously. I am getting tired of these outfits, though.]
1. The classic Bikini Armor. If you’re lucky you might get an actual shoulder-pad! If the designers even bother doing something more than…
Domino is so fucking cool in the new Cable and X-ForceCable and X-force 5 Leinil Francis Yu variant
Let’s take a moment to reflect on the epic, decades-spanning bromance of Namor the Sub Mariner and Captain America. Nothing can convince me they are not friends with benefits.
[From Avengers #309 and #310, 1989.]
I want Namor in Marvel movies so bad. So so bad.
Helsinki, my home town.
It’s a bit of a culture shock to be here again, it’ll take me a bit of time before I can start enjoying it again.
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