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"He's a Klingon. They always looked like that."
"Counterargument:
Targets (1968). "
Targets (1968). "
"Spider Baby (finished in 1964, but for various reasons not released until 1967): bizarre horror-comedy that gradually developed a cult following. Of course it did. This bat-guano crazy descendant of The Old Dark House and antecedent to Rocky Horror…"
"Another Martian-related rat cover.
"Bigger than Ben: Wilder than Willard." We need look no more to see why so many rat-themed covers appeared in the 1970s, though this cover plays into popular misconceptions. "Willard" is the name of the young man…"
"Bigger than Ben: Wilder than Willard." We need look no more to see why so many rat-themed covers appeared in the 1970s, though this cover plays into popular misconceptions. "Willard" is the name of the young man…"
"So here are my developed opinions on Carrie, the Mini-Series, followed by an old review I did of the first two films.
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"In Canada in the early 1970s, Shatner was doing commercials for the Loblaws grocery store chain, so we got to see him regularly.
But it was a bit of a comedown from his years as Kirk."
But it was a bit of a comedown from his years as Kirk."
"I recall that detail. McCoy expresses concern about not having the facilities for a god's birth."
"Rats on Mars? That may be the weirdest concept ever for this month, bar soom none!"
"More sewer rats, this time attacking Daredevil:"
"According to Wikipedia this movie was written by Bill Finger.
Does that mean that Bob Kane received partial credit?"
Does that mean that Bob Kane received partial credit?"
"I believe there are elections coming up in the United States, those events where votes can shape the future for better or worse.
On a completely unrelated note, the political discourse on social media was remarkably more pleasant in the wake of…"
On a completely unrelated note, the political discourse on social media was remarkably more pleasant in the wake of…"
"Along with adventurers named "Black Cat," we have:"
"I'm stretching theme again with just the one obscure bat atop, but this cover does feature sundry holidays.
Happy (Canadian) Thanksgiving! "
Happy (Canadian) Thanksgiving! "
Comments
Thanks for the info about Phantom of the Opera. I'll propose this to our music minister and see what he says!
Hi !!!!!!!!!!! :-)
Hello! I hadn't relaized that you were the same person who had done the other timeline. That's cool.
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