#Eclipsed Magazin

[hammill-goes-fogwalking]

Jade Warrior

Anon- Jade Warrior

Recently I read bout them in a Rock/Prog Magazine, 'Eclipsed'. About a new sampler; at first sight it could seem like a band of Ian Anderson. These guys look criminally similar, also their voices!! That's amazing, both have that amazing flute style with a mix of rock/folk/prog/jazz/hard. At some moments they really sound like Tull.

I'd say they are one of the best ones, you recommended

Sad, there aren't many information

Wow they're realllyyyy good, like, a good find 👌🏻

I bet this guy was a big Tull fan

Only sad, I miss that medieval touch- that band is more tropical (?)

^The flute at the end!! That's bootleg Ian Anderson!!

[zman80]

Secrets of Mercury

[basicallyanotherwitchesthing]

EVERYWOMAN'S DAILY HOROSCOPE, Popular Library, June 1974

[agapintheskin]

Khaotung (&First) gossip about Pond (but end up just being very sweet)

[transistoradio]

Eclipse #5 (March 1982), with cover art by Michael Kaluta.

[scrumptiousstuffs]

Wow…. 👀

Looking mighty fine here boys!

First Kanaphan and Khaotung Thanawat for Moment Magazine

09/03/2023

[balu8]

Eclipse Magazine #1: Chimera

by P. Craig Russell

Eclipse

[eclipsedrawsthings]

My post for this year’s @tododekubigbang!! I got to draw this magazine cover for @regeek’s fic, which you can read here: https://archiveofourown.org/works/48355108/chapters/121958767

Bonus doodle:

[nando161mando]

"Fuck dem yachts" (EN: English)

[cantsayidont]

September 2021. Stylish Claudia Caranfa cover for the third Hard Case Crime volume compiling the MS. TREE comic series by Max Allan Collins and Terry Beatty. Drawing on Collins' love of Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer, Ms. Michael Tree (née Friday) is a private investigator and the widow of another private eye who was murdered on their wedding day. Like Hammer, Ms. Tree is tough as nails, and a singularly ruthless heroine.

THE COLD DISH actually presents the character's earliest appearances, beginning with her debut in ECLIPSE MAGAZINE in 1981, followed by the early issues of the MS. TREE ongoing series from 1983–1989. The first two volumes of this series made the curious choice to lead with the character's last comic book appearances to date, the MS. TREE QUARTERLY series originally published by DC in the early 1990s. Collins explains the rationale for this in his introduction to the first volume, but it's still a little jarring in terms of the series' internal chronology. It appears the plan from here on out is to reprint the rest of the '80s series in chronological order; a fourth volume appeared in 2022 and a fifth came out in October 2023.

[dropthedemiurge]

FirstKhao kittens moment

(just because I miss drawing aww)

[zman80]

Multi Solar Eclipse

[mywoundsboy]

X

[frogshunnedshadows]

"In the 7th century BCE, a solar eclipse over the Greek island of Paros sparked these words from the poet Archilochus: 'Nothing in the world can surprise me now. For Zeus, the father of the Olympian, has turned midday into black night by shielding the light from the blossoming sun, and now dark terror hangs over mankind. Anything may happen.'"

[littlebydigital]

SOLILOQUY

[transistoradio]

Eclipse #2 (July 1981), with cover art by Michael Golden.