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WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 231502020-04-07T05:14:40.000Z
In one of Segar's stories the Hag appears to have died. To pay his respects to his old foe, Popeye places her lifeless body in a chair and puts a pillow in her back. It's a touching moment, played straight. Popeye cares about the Hag, who, like him, is really a lonely character. 1
In one of Segar's stories the Hag appears to have died. To pay his respects to his old foe, Popeye places her lifeless body in a chair and puts a pillow in her back. It's a touching moment, played straight. Popeye cares about the Hag, who, like him, is really a lonely character.
WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 381972020-04-07T05:14:31.000Z
In E.C. Segar's original comic, Popeye's nemesis wasn't Bluto-who was a one-off character, a bully-of-the-month-but the sinister Sea Hag, who returns time and again to torment him. Her first appearance is the best-she's a kind of nocturnal sea demon, haunting her own ship. 1
In E.C. Segar's original comic, Popeye's nemesis wasn't Bluto-who was a one-off character, a bully-of-the-month-but the sinister Sea Hag, who returns time and again to torment him. Her first appearance is the best-she's a kind of nocturnal sea demon, haunting her own ship.
WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 322972020-04-06T10:05:47.000Z
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WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 903512020-04-03T10:10:43.000Z
Anatomy of the creature from THE SHAPE OF WATER. 1
Anatomy of the creature from THE SHAPE OF WATER.
WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 422472020-04-01T12:17:15.000Z
Notes on Brutus/Bluto. 1
Notes on Brutus/Bluto.
WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 2267212020-04-01T10:14:26.000Z
1960s ads by Bob Peak (1927-1992). 3
1960s ads by Bob Peak (1927-1992).
WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 542372020-04-01T07:12:12.000Z
Animation art from Disney's PINOCCHIO (1940). 4
Animation art from Disney's PINOCCHIO (1940).
WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 551962020-04-01T01:18:49.000Z
A few Pink Panther model sheets (by Richard Williams I think). 3
A few Pink Panther model sheets (by Richard Williams I think).
WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 502742020-03-31T01:49:11.000Z
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WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 19952020-03-31T00:41:21.000Z
And the second part. Brigitte Bardot visits Radio Monte Carlo in Cannes, 1956. 3
And the second part. Brigitte Bardot visits Radio Monte Carlo in Cannes, 1956.
WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 27952020-03-30T05:09:11.000Z
Photo comic, "Mutant Monster Beach Party", starring Blondie's Debbie Harry, Joey Ramone, Lester Bangs, and Andy Warhol, among others. PUNK magazine #15, 1978. 4
Photo comic, "Mutant Monster Beach Party", starring Blondie's Debbie Harry, Joey Ramone, Lester Bangs, and Andy Warhol, among others. PUNK magazine #15, 1978.
WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 13902020-03-30T03:21:33.000Z
Brigitte Bardot in Cannes in 1956. A marinière, jeans and ballet flats. -The black cat's eye eyeliner, the hairdo, the bikini, the checkered gingham dresses, the headbands, miniskirts, Riviera chic... Has anyone ever had a bigger influence on fashion trends? (More later on.) 3
Brigitte Bardot in Cannes in 1956. A marinière, jeans and ballet flats. -The black cat's eye eyeliner, the hairdo, the bikini, the checkered gingham dresses, the headbands, miniskirts, Riviera chic... Has anyone ever had a bigger influence on fashion trends? (More later on.)
WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 351502020-03-29T21:48:51.000Z
1950s album covers by Andy Warhol. (Some presented here may be reissues, as I picked the ones with the best image quality; the art though is the same as the originals.) 4
1950s album covers by Andy Warhol. (Some presented here may be reissues, as I picked the ones with the best image quality; the art though is the same as the originals.)
WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 8672020-03-29T08:12:52.000Z
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WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 361972020-03-29T08:12:29.000Z
LUCKY LUKE animation art. 4
LUCKY LUKE animation art.
WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 1365262020-03-29T04:12:27.000Z
Behind the scenes of METROPOLIS. 3
Behind the scenes of METROPOLIS.
WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 803252020-03-29T01:12:45.000Z
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WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 823112020-03-27T00:48:27.000Z
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WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 2128782020-03-26T20:14:02.000Z
The fantasy architecture of French artist, Gérard Trignac. 3
The fantasy architecture of French artist, Gérard Trignac.
WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 221582020-03-26T08:08:38.000Z
REALLY ROSIE (1975) by Maurice Sendak and Carole King. 4
REALLY ROSIE (1975) by Maurice Sendak and Carole King.
WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 853952020-03-26T03:12:40.000Z
Weight gain ads of yesteryear. 4
Weight gain ads of yesteryear.
WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 341592020-03-26T02:03:43.000Z
Ah, so that's where the bat signal comes from. Mystery film, THE BAT (1926). (Also shown: the signal as it appeared during the end credits of the 1966 TV show; BATMAN (1989); and the signal's first appearance.) 4
Ah, so that's where the bat signal comes from. Mystery film, THE BAT (1926). (Also shown: the signal as it appeared during the end credits of the 1966 TV show; BATMAN (1989); and the signal's first appearance.)
WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 18852020-03-25T23:04:06.000Z
First appearance of Olive Oyl (1919) and Popeye (1929)-and their first kiss. 3
First appearance of Olive Oyl (1919) and Popeye (1929)-and their first kiss.
WEIRDLAND TV@WeirdlandTales 291742020-03-25T06:45:04.000Z
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