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"...and who are you young man?"
"jeez, for the millionth time, I'm DOCTOR SOLAR, MAN OF THE ATOM!"
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Batman Vol 1 #291 (1977)
"The Testimony of the Catwoman!"
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I think this one came directly from the Necronomicon.
Ghostly Haunts #49 (1976)
Cover by Tom Sutton.
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Burlington Island in the middle of the Delaware River.
I think Swamp Thing lives here.
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“Hell answers to me. For I am Doom.”
Doomsday arrives December 18th.
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Legionnaires Vol 1 #16 (July, 1994)
"Saved By Zero" by Mark Waid & Chris Gardner.
Cover by Adam Hughes.
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Aeon Flux (1991–1995) remains one of the most distinctive animated sci-fi series ever created. Developed by Peter Chung, the series follows the mysterious Aeon Flux in a surreal dystopian world filled with political intrigue, bizarre technology, violence and dark humor⚡️
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The Unabomber’s cabin in FBI storage is the most David Lynch thing I’ve ever seen in real life.
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The original 1960s Marvel cartoons, are extremely rare, most have never been released even on DVD and are not available streaming
The animation is limited but they are directly off Jack Kirby's drawings
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Before Batman: The Animated Series (1992) was approved, Bruce Timm and Paul Dini created a short proof of concept to show Warner Bros Animation the show's tone and style. This short helped get the series greenlit, and much of it was incorporated into the iconic opening intro.
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#Hollywood #stars react to the 1989 film, #DCComics #Batman, reflecting the major pop cultural moment this was for the world.
