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Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Happy B-Day to The Admiral
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Happy Birthday to The Admiral. Interestingly, he's doing his favorite thing on his birthday: looking at someone else's finance...
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Monday, August 20, 2012
Signal Watch Reads: The Underwater Welder
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Jeff Lemire is currently doing a tremendous amount of work at DC Comics, and not just his series Sweettooth . Prior to the New 52 he took o...
Sunday, August 19, 2012
The Oddly Life Affirming Superman Toy
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Saturday I had to go to Target to buy a new telephone. Not a smartphone, just a $15 thing to plug into the wall.* Whilst at the Target, I ...
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Noir Watch: Over-Exposed (1956)
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Back in the day there wasn't necessarily a concept of a "chick flick", but studios did produce something called "women...
Noir Watch: Women's Prison (1955)
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I think we're all friends here, and so it's in that spirit that I confess to a great love of the film Reform School Girls (1986) . ...
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Happy Birthday, Maureen O'Hara
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Friday was the birthday of Maureen O'Hara. We missed it. Oh, well. Happy Birthday to Ms. Maureen O'Hara, one of Ireland's ...
Thursday, August 16, 2012
35 Years Gone By, Elvis Aron Presley Merged with The Infinite
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Eat it, every single other performer who ever fancied they had stage presence Elvis gone 35 years ago, August the 16th, 1977. I don...
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Phyllis Thaxter (Superman: The Movie's Martha Kent) Merges with The Infinite
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Actress Phyllis Thaxter, the actress who so wonderfully portrayed Martha Kent in Superman: The Movie , has passed at the age of 92 . S...
The Comics Haul: 8.15.2012
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So this is what I picked up after 2 weeks away from the shop. 2 issues of Atomic Robo (ongoing series and a mini), Popeye ongoing #1,...
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Monday, August 13, 2012
Signal Watch Watches: Lady In The Lake (1947)
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Released about 3 months after 1947's Dark Passage* , this movie also employs the first-person-perspective camera-work that somebody m...
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