#range rider

[ginge1962]

A Golden Age Western title from Dell Comics - The Flying A's Range Rider No.7, Sept/Nov 1954 with a photo cover of Jock Mahoney.

Art from Tony Sgroi and Nat Edson.

[lowpolyanimals]

K.K. Slider from Animal Crossing: Wild World

[theartingace]

Made this centaur cleric and designed some armor for him. I would love to see your take on armor for centaurs. I use so many of your references and I'm so happy every time I see your posts!

just a LITTLE past the ask, but I happen to be playing dress-up with my centaurs so I snuck in a couple armour options to think about as a preview :)

[peachesandcreames]

Hate to See Him Leave, Love to Watch Him Walk Away 🥵��😏

[t-u-i-t-c]

make me choose

atsuhiro inukai as sento kiriyu or atsuhiro inukai as hozumi yutaka → atsuhiro inukai as sento kiriyu

[eobsinj]

✨ sergio checo perez - monaco 2022 ( twt | ig )

[llamasofchaos]

I didn't realize it until rewatching season one and two but Alex improves his marksmanship off screen. In season one he doesn't know how to hit a moving target, in season two he does it with ease, and in season three he is very well practiced and a good shot. I wonder how he practiced?

[browsethestacks]

5 Random Comics

[seraph-noodle]

Wonder if Hongo feels a huge pressure to act older than he really is because of his high IQ which results in others expecting him to act more mature and put together

For comparison Hongo according to the Rider wiki is 22 at the start of his show which is a single year older than Narumi Goro from Messenger of Allah and the same age as Mori from Jaguar’s Eye and both of those characters are visibly treated by the people around them like they have wet fluff and need to be kept an eye on by an older adult

Anyway I wonder if Hongo’s post cyborg surgery experiences would have been different if he too had been treated like he’s not a full adult and still needs to be taken care of

[oakendesk]

Range Riders Western Mar 1952

George Rozen

[stickers-on-a-laptop]

pouting and glaring

[krispyweiss]

With Stanley Jordan Co-piloting, Phil Lesh & Friends Find the Promise of Darkstarathon

Everyone except Grahame Lesh was seated when Darkstarathon episode 7 began its journey across the cosmos.

And of course drummer John Molo, keyboardist Jason Crosby and pedal-steel guitarist Dan “Lebo” Lebowitz were. And being 84, Phil Lesh can do whatever the fuck he wants.

Which brings us to Stanley Jordan, whose unconventional playing style lent a bit of jazz to the proceedings as Lebowitz, Crosby, Molo and Lesh the elder kept things misty and primordial while Lesh the younger occasionally quoted the titular song.

Before long, even he was seated on his amp as this Darkstarathon lived up to the series’ initial promise of a never-ending “Darkstar.” Episode No. 7 is 27 minutes of instrumental music in which the spirit of adventurism ruled and in-the-moment composition and improv was all that mattered.

A hint of “West L.A. Fadeaway” bubbled to the surface around the 13-minute mark before elements of “Slipknot!” emerged over Molo’s marching fills.

As this dissolved, Lebowitz switched to acoustic and the band gurgled back down to formlessness as young Lesh strummed major chords and the sextet remained on the fly.

“Cassidy?”

No.

“Scarlet Begonias?”

No.

“I Know You Rider?”

Yes. But wordless with the guitarists lightly tracing the vocal lines.

Minute 23: “Darkstar” re-re-emerges; Grahame Lesh, Lebowitz and Jordan “singing” with their respective six-strings.

Shall we go?

Indeed.

Read Sound Bites’ previous “Darkstarathon” coverage here.

8/15/24

[fishfooddude]

I've been reading an obscene amount of Top Gun Maverick fan fiction and it's the only thing my brain can currently focus on.

[peachesandcreames]

The Strong Silent Type 🔥🥵

[moralchampion]

Defending Raul is like defending Le Sserafim. You know they're incredibly good, they've proven it time & time again but them not having the chances they deserve makes them an easy target

[kwebtv]

From the Golden Age of Television

Series Premiere

The Range Rider - Six Gun Party - Syndicated - April 5, 1951

Western

Running Time: 30 minutes

Writen by Samuel Newman

Produced by Louis Gray

Directed by George Archainbaud

Stars:

Jock Mahoney as The Range Rider

Dick Jones as Dick West

Elaine Riley as Sharon Miller

Earle Hodgins as John "Whiskers" Miller

Denver Pyle as Barney Kimball

Dick Curtis as Henchman Max

Wes Hudman as Henchman Pete

Al Wyatt as Sheriff