#dave bronze

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MICK FLEETWOOD & FRIENDS

A TRIBUTE TO THE ONE AND ONLY PETER GREEN

Notice one thing — amongst all those talented, wonderful, famous, larger than life guys, hides a shy girl just blending in with equally as much talent, grace and impact. Then as she‘d always been — one of the guys!! I hope, that right now, wherever you are you‘re playing the blues with Peter Green. Lovely, lovely Christine.

[musicmags]

[mitjalovse]

I believe the worst thing a veteran musician can do is to remain in a mode, where he just exists. I mean, Eric Clapton, for instance, gets by, he keeps releasing his records to go on his tours, though he could do more of what I intend to present you, i.e. he should surprise us more often. The tune on the link is from his I Still Do, which became a credo for him at this point and which, sure, serves as another disc from someone who knows stuff. However, the song you listen to contains a collaboration that somehow works better than anyone could've anticipated. Google to see who is the other voice on the piece and experience a fine case of an old musician playing with a young one. I'm not really a fan of his collaborator – my age shows –, yet they both function incredibly well.

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Amazing Spider-Man 194 Cover Al Milgrom and Dave Cockrum

1st Appearance of Black Cat

[shiny-and-sparkling-birds]

Bronze-tailed Thornbill (Chalcostigma heteropogon)

© Dave Hawkins

[ginge1962]

Champions #12 - March 1977, cover by Dave Cockrum.

[annlarimer]

Color guide for Phoenix's first appearance in X-Men 101.

[evilhorse]

Don’t you see that it doesn’t work—that violence only breeds violence!

[onlylonelylatino]

Green Arrow and Green Lantern vs Hector Hammond by Dave Cockrum

[misterdtour]

When Spidey Jumped the Shark, Pt. 8: The Tom DeFalco Era

When Spidey Jumped the Shark, Pt. 8: The #TomDeFalco Era of #SpiderMan

We have now reached the Tom DeFalco Era of Amazing Spider-Man, which means the end of this series of blogposts is within sight. Continue reading When Spidey Jumped the Shark, Pt. 8: The Tom DeFalco Era

[mrrubbersuitman]

https://www.etsy.com/.../ms-marvel-vol-1-16-bronze-age... NM- Ms. Marvel 16, first cameo appearance of Raven Darkholme (Mystique). Available through the link for $100.00

[proustianrevelry]

I made the classic mistake of following 1 or 2 people and then assuming they were, like, representative of everybody who posts abt the thing

"Wow, the The Locked Tomb fandom [read: 2 or 3 lit nerds i follow] give such thoughtful analysis! I should wade into the tag and find more thought-provoking essays!"

avg post in the tag feed:

what if Gideon's sunglasses have Lore 🤯🤯🤯

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

THIS MONTH IN THE LONG PUBLISHED HISTORY OF THE BARSOOM SERIES -- IN THE MIGHTY MARVEL MANNER!!

PIC INFO: Resolution at 1000x1530 -- Spotlight on cover art to "John Carter Warlord of Mars" Vol. 1 #20 [story titled "Battle at the Bottom of the World!"]. January, 1979. Marvel Comics.

STORY/SCRIPT: Chris Claremont

COVER ART: Dave Cockrum (1943-2006) & Rudy Nebres (b. 1937).

Source: https://comicbookaddiction.com/products/john-carter-warlord-of-mars-1977-marvel-20-raw.

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X-Men 100 pg30-31 by Dave Cockrum

[ultrameganicolaokay]

The Unexpected #220 ‘Santa Claus Is a Killer!’, ‘The Bridge Was All Aglow!’, ‘The Strange Guide’ and ‘Trollbridge’ (1981) by Robin Snyder, Sarah Gregory, Ernie Colón, Arnold Drake, Vic Catan, Bill Kelley, Nestor Malgapo and more. Edited by Dave Manak. Cover by Joe Kubert.

(1982)

[ginge1962]

Pacific Presents #2 - Cover by Dave Stevens.