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Suspended in disbelief. Frequently breaking the fourth wall. Collector of novelty watches and Kewpie dolls. I run Fashion Tips From Comic Strips and I am the resident superheroic sartorialist on ComicsAlliance.
This one time, I wore a Snorlax Dress. This other time, I was in an Art Brut video. THE END.
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~ that dagger tattoo ~
(Source: devon-aoki)
My live-action Cutie Honey DVD/lunchbox/keychain set (courtesy of AK & Andrew, and Newbury Comics (who were selling it for super cheap)).
I just realized that I haven’t watched this movie since 2005, so I guess I’m going to lie in bed and watch this and forget about how old I am~
(Source: speakless)
New ‘Man of Steel’ Trailer Puts the (It’s Not An) ‘S’ In Superman
By Andy Khouri
The Kryptonian countdown clock running on I Will Find Him hit zero Tuesday night and revealed a new theatrical trailer for Man of Steel. Promoting the new Zack Snyder film based on the DC Comics superhero created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, the clip answers the dour tone of the earlier presentations with some rousing, heroic business. Included are some tantalizing action shots and an exchange between Lois Lane and Superman that for many skeptical ComicsAlliance readers will earn the film more than the benefit of the doubt.
Holy shit.
(Source: godzilla.wikia.com)
Parting Shot: This Fake ‘Man Of Steel’ Ad Needs To Be Real
At Comic-Con in 2008, I stepped onto a hotel elevator and instantly found myself in the sky. At least, it felt that way. It was actually a very creative ad for Pixar’s Up that involved painting the inside of the elevator to look like the sky from the film, with Carl’s balloon-powered flying house in the corner, looking to be off in the distance. The ad always stuck with me, as I thought it was an imaginative — and very effective — way to promote a film, and easily the best use of advertising in an elevator I’d ever seen.
That is, until I saw this proposed ad for this summer’s Man of Steel, submitted to the Chip Shop Awards by Jon Massey and Ryan Brown. Massey and Brown take advantage of elevator design to present the classic image of Clark Kent opening his shirt to reveal the Superman logo underneath.
Lady Vengeance (2005) posters
Seriously some of the best movie posters I’ve seen. Fantastic movie to boot (along with the rest of the trilogy).
After I watched this movie in college, I wore red eyeshadow for weeks.
Japanese Poster for Star Trek: The Motion Picture, 1979
Where the fuck did rainbows go from our sci-fi visual lexicon
