#Brian Williamson

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Comix Zone UK Promotional Comic

Writer: uncredited

Artist: Brian Williamson (uncredited)

Letters: Tom Frame (uncredited)

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Sonic the Comic #16: "Happy Christmas Dr. Robotnik"

Writer: Mark Millar Art: Brian Williamson Letters: Elitta Fell

Editor: Richard Burton Assistant Editor: Deborah Tate Managing Editor: Steve McManus

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Stand by for Action! Comic Writers and Artists Revealed for "Stingray: Deadly Uprising"

Anderson Entertainment has lined up a fantastic array of British comic talent for their new upcoming Stingray: Deadly Uprising multimedia project, its first instalment, Deadly Concerto, launching in July

Anderson Entertainment has lined up a fantastic array of British comic talent for their new upcoming Stingray: Deadly Uprising multimedia project, its first instalment, Deadly Concerto, launching in July. The creators include New York Times best-selling author James Swallow, Gerry Anderson and Doctor Who artist Lee Sullivan, 2000AD‘s John McCrea, and many more. The team behind the new Stingray…

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so my mind does this thing where anytime I have a crush on an athlete/celeb/someone completely unattainable in that realm and they get a partner, I immediately lose interest.

idk what it is, but the second I think they have a partner or learn they do my brain immediately steps backwards and fucks off to someone else

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My YouTube playlist of Brian's work outside of the Rolling Stones.

I'll also include this article that provides more detail: https://tinnitist.com/2024/09/28/area-residents-stylus-counsel-brian-jones-show-tell/

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The Energon Universe is in Danger in Cobra Commander #4. Check out the covers!

The Energon Universe is in Danger in Cobra Commander #4. Check out the covers! #comics #comicbooks #gijoe #energonuniverse

Skybound, Image Comics, and Hasbro have revealed an impressive lineup of variant covers from Cobra Commander #4 from writer Joshua Williamson, artist Andrea Milana, and colorist Annalisa Leoni. The penultimate issue of the Energon Universe’s newest limited series arrives in comic book shops on April 17, 2024.   Cobra Commander has found a new ally – willing or not – that may just make him…

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A Bullet Is Waiting (1954)

"I hope you don't think that I'm taking your side against Mr. Munson. All those nice things that you did, like taking care of the lamb and getting supper ready, I saw through them easily. You're probably everything that Mr. Munson says you are."

"Oh, I'm a very bad character."

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I bought some new (old) books! I love them!

1977 compilation of Asimov's early work with an introduction by Asimov

1973 sci-fi story by British author Brian Aldiss called Equator

1931 copy of Tarka the Otter by Henry Williams

Aaaaaaaa, all three for only £6

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BATMAN ONE BAD DAY BANE (one shot) • cover art • Brian Bolland [Jan 2023]

A PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE DESTROYED BY VENOM! Bane broke the Bat--he's one of the only villains to ever truly vanquish the Dark Knight--but is that all he's ever accomplished? Decades from now, Bane is a washed-up wrestler reliving his glory days in the ring, defeating someone dressed like Batman every day. But when he discovers that there's a new source of Venom in the world, he'll do everything he can to shut down the facility it's coming from for good and make sure that no one takes the poison that ruined his life. An epic saga set throughout Bane's life, expanding on the hopes, dreams, regrets, and failures of one of DC's most legendary villains, brought to you by the iconic creative team of Joshua Williamson (Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths, The Flash) and Howard Porter (The Flash, Justice League).

(W) Joshua Williamson (A) Howard Porter (CA) Brian Bolland

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From "amazonfreevee: Instagram.

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Reason 5,609,998 Superman in 2018 sucked:

Jon was made his father's son. 2016 Jon took his mischievousness from his mother. This was now gone. Not only did this change Jon's appeal drastically, but as a side effect of this and the identity reveal, it sidelined Lois.

NO MORE

Joshua Williamson’s Superman is the continuation of Rebirth Action Comics we deserve.

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Review: BOREAL: An Anthology of Taiga Horror

Authors: E.M. Roy, Akis Linardos, Vincent West, Jon Gauthier, K.L. Massey, Nicole Lynn, J.R. Santos, Neil Williamson, Marisca Pichette, Ren Graham, J.S. Betula, Ally Wilkes, Daphne Fauber, Bryan Holm, Johan Buck, Airic Fenn, Brian Rowe, H.V. Patterson, LB Waltz, SJ Townend, Sarah Musnicky, Kuzma Mac

Editor: Katherine Silva

Date: 02/02/2025

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

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Knowing I'm a big lover of ecohorror, a friend of mine introduced me to this gorgeous new anthology that's about to hit the shelves. Naturally, I was instantly interested, especially considering I have been longing for some winter forest vibes. Needless to say, this anthology proved to be the perfect choice for my cravings.

The collection features 22 short stories from 22 different authors, offering a diverse take on the subject of northern forests. Each story offers a completely unique perspective on the assigned theme, but they are also complimentary to one another, giving this anthology a unified feel.

If something stands out from this collection, it's the stunning visuals. The authors managed to portray the taiga as a unforgiving wilderness, but also as a place of beauty. There's a lot to admire about the depictions of the forests, especially the feeling of otherness, peculiarity, and divinity, and the stories manage to perfectly convey humanity's reaction to them through the characters. In turn, it's easy to become engulfed in this collection and truly fall in love with everything it has to offer.

Choosing taiga as the main theme for this anthology turned out to be a perfect choice for some incredible ecohorror. The dark, unfamiliar surroundings of the forests define the featured stories and create a sense of unease that stems from knowing the woods hide something people could never truly understand. In turn, the characters are rendered merely as a passive component to the narrative, guided by something much higher than them. It is a grim reality that reflects onto the reader themselves - there is so much that we don't know about nature and its ways. Facing that fact is horror in itself.

This theme ties itself seamlessly into the notion that a singular organism is insignificant on its own, but that it's still indispensable in the grand order of things. While such a thought might seem comforting at first glance, the authors manage to extract its terrible, indefinable truth - we, as individuals, are at the mercy of a greater power, whatever it may be - a god, a species, or nature in itself. People are as important as they are allowed to be, and confronting this belief is utterly horrifying.

On the other hand, there are stories that portray forests as something positive, no matter how scary or different. They are a place separate from humanity, governed by rules often conflicting to those of regular society. This thought inspires many authors, especially those who decided to focus their work on queerness or femininity. In these cases, wilderness offers peace, comfort and safety, but also allows the characters the opportunity to create their own destiny. In these cases, forests signify freedom, and the collection does a wonderful job to highlight its cost, as much as its reward.

While I wasn't equally captivated by each story, they were all quite interesting and offered me something I haven't yet encountered anywhere else. They managed to beautifully portray the relationship between people and nature, and offered gorgeous visuals and gruesome narratives. This collection is a real treat for all ecohorror lovers and a perfect introduction to the genre to all those that are yet to indulge in it.

"BOREAL: An Anthology of Taiga Horror" is out 25th of February and you can read more about it here! Thank you Strange Wilds Press for the ARC!

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Dive into the captivating underwater world of Stingray like never before - new comics anthology on the way

Anderson Entertainment has opened orders for its first Stingray comic anthology, offering a mix of classic and new strips based on the Supermarionation series created by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson

Anderson Entertainment has opened orders for its first Stingray comic anthology, offering a mix of classic and new strips based on the Supermarionation series created by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson. The Stingray Comic Anthology Volume One – Tales from the Depths anthology not only collects three thrilling years of TV Century 21 comic strips accompanied by in-depth articles which detail the history…

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Night Watch (1973)

My rating: 6/10

Gotta admit, right up until that twist ending I was pretty annoyed with this movie. Quite nicely done, that.

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The Rolling Stones on The David Frost Show, November 30, 1968. Here performing "Sympathy for the Devil." One of the last appearances with Brian. I also left in a humorous reference to the Stones by the following guest, actor Nicol Williamson, who is there to opine on the subject of death for some reason.

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It's the Rise of Cobra in newly revealed covers for Cobra Commander #5

It's the Rise of Cobra in newly revealed covers for Cobra Commander #5 #comics #comicbooks #gijoe #energonuniverse

Skybound, Image Comics, and Hasbro have revealed an impressive lineup of variant covers for Cobra Commander #5 from writer Joshua Williamson, artist Andrea Milana, and colorist Annalisa Leoni. The series finale of the Energon Universe’s buzzed-about limited series arrives in comic book shops on May 22, 2024.   To build an army, Cobra Commander makes a deal with a powerful ally that can’t be…