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What's your favorite Halloween monster?
Frankenstein's monster and the xenomorph.
I would've answered this question sooner if it hadn't been buried under a pile of spam.
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Poster art by John Alvin, 1994.
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The Wylie News, December 18, 1975.
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NASA art by Chet Jezierski, 1972.
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Tennis on the Moon? Artwork by Herb Mott from Tomorrow's Moon, 1969.
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Futuro house in Nevlunghamn, Norway.
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Dave Bautista casts his vote.
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"Now we can begin to use the computer for the things it should be used for—information, control of manufacturing processes, control of inventory, shipments, and deliveries. I’m not saying we shouldn’t be using the computer for payrolls, but that’s beside the point. If payrolls were all it could do, we wouldn’t be interested in it." --Peter Drucker, 1967
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(San Diego Air & Space Museum)
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From Atari STI User, December 1986.
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Ray Feibush art from Science Fiction Monthly, August 1975.
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Altered States (1980)
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Halloween in Baltimore, Maryland, 1982. I love the horrific precision of the second girl.
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Space Vampire by Edward Packer, 1987, cover art by David B. Mattingly.
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