#Paul s Newman

[evilhorse]

Quickly, he converts the matter in his body into a radiating atomic fireball…

(Doctor Solar, Man of the Atom #9)

[nerds-yearbook]

DC Comic horror Anthology figure Destiny crossed over into the mainstream DC universe for the first time in Superman 352#, cover date October, 1980.

[randomcapz]

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1958).

[poppingmary]

Elizabeth Taylor and Paul Newman in “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” - 1958

Costumes by Helen Rose

[hawkeyeslaughter]

70s ( ish ) duos played by two men who are close friends in real life whose dynamic onscreen represent complicated relationships with an unspoken understanding of a deep bond and devotion to each other . said duos that , in subtle ways , parallel each other . you will rot my mind forever and ever

[gatutor]

Paul Newman-Shirley Knight

It´s only love

[s-c-kh]

[pretty-little-fools]

[hollywoodlady]

Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward sit during a Screen Director's Guild screening party for the film, 'Cool Hand Luke', 1967.

[morgandr]

Imagine:

While you were in the living room talking on the phone with another man, Paul was trying to get your attention, eventually giving up once you waved him off.

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(NOT MY GIF!)

(Paul Newman X Reader)

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(TAGS)

[kwebtv]

From the Golden Age of Television

Our Town - NBC - September 19, 1955

A presentation of "Producers' Showcase" Season 2 Episode 1

Musical

Running Time: 90 minutes

Stars:

Frank Sinatra as The Stage Manager

Eva Marie Saint as Emily Webb

Paul Newman as George Gibbs

Ernest Truex as Dr. Gibbs

Sylvia Field as Mrs. Gibbs

Paul Hartman as Mr. Webb

Peg Hillias as Mrs. Webb

Anthony Sydes as Joe Crowell

Shelley Fabares as Rebecca Gibbs

David Saber as Wally Webb

Carol Veazie as Mrs. Soames

Charlotte Knight as Mrs. Slocumb

Harvey B. Dunn as Mr. McCarthy

[evilhorse]

I-I feel the might of the universe within me…refreshed…new-born…

(Doctor Solar, Man of the Atom #10)

[midcenturypage]

Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward's Christmas Tree showing homemade ornaments made by their children. Ladies Home Journal December 1964.

[randomcapz]

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1958).

[goldkeycomics]

Ripley's Believe It or Not! No.72 (1977)

Line drawings by Frank Bolle

[alternateworldcomics]

Examples of the daily and Sunday Smokey the Bear newspaper strip started in 1957 and written by Paul S. Newman (Date With Judy, Patsy Walker, Journey into Mystery, and Turok, Son of Stone) with art by Morris “Mo” Gollub.