#rod richards

[aquaticxflames]

noel redding and his 1972 heavy psych band road that he formed after the experience's break up

i really love this band and i think more people need to know about it

[weirdlookindog]

"The prince found himself looking at a horned woman of a very strange beauty, and she was smiling"

Rod Ruth (1912-1987) - Illustration for Richard S. Shaver's 'The Princess and Her pig'

(Fantastic Adventures Vol.9 #2, March 1947)

[idrinkyouryouthquake]

how to style a sweater

[thehauntedrocket]

The Twilight Zone Magazine (1981-1989)

[swordofmoonl1ght]

HAPPY 65 YEARS OF THE TWILIGHT ZONE, MR. SERLING! Pilot, "Where Is Everybody?", originally aired October 2nd, 1959 on CBS.

MIKE FERRIS: Hey. Don't go away, up there. Next time, it won't be a dream or a nightmare. Next time, it'll be for real. So don't go away. We'll be up there in a little while.

[oldshowbiz]

Richard Donner felt Rod Serling could not have not been stoned.

[brokehorrorfan]

Funko has released three Twilight Zone Pops figures. The Narrator and Gremlin 4" Pop figures are $12 each, while the Nightmare at 20,000 Feet 4.75" Deluxe Pop is $25.

[dcdreamblog]

Is it true that the reason Uncle Sam and several other WWII-era superheroes disappeared even before the whole McCarthy-HUAC debacle because they went to an alternate universe where the Axis won in order to continue the fight against Fascism?

The one hand, it sounds kinda crazy, even for superheroes, but in the other it sounds in-character for Uncle Sam.

Yep. I mean like you said its fucking ludicrous, even for the kind of lives that these heroes lead but its just true in this case. The Multiverse is a really hard idea to wrap your head around outside science fiction but sometimes it will come roaring in whether we like it or not.

(Propaganda poster of the Freedom Fighters produced in 1946)

The Freedom Fighters were already a very insular and embattled part of the Squadron. Their specific mandate was to support resistance movements against fascism all over the world along the periphery of Axis territory where Uncle Sam's considerable influence could stave off the Spear of Destiny while they worked in secret. Their main ports of call for most of the war were in Burma, the Phillipines, China and the southern Mediterranean.

Because of the secretive and intensive nature of their work, they became a very opaque bubble within the Squadron, tightly bonded to one another with their locations and activities often unknown even to the Squadron at large for weeks or even months.

Soon after the war (as in, ON V-J Day) they became aware of the alternative universe you mentioned where the Axis managed to not only win the war but hold dominion over most, if not all, of the world.

During the entire period between the end of the war and the early days of the Justice League they were embattled as the main resistance in that universe, eventually turning the tide and overthrowing Nazi rule with the JLA's help, where they returned to our world. (Not the Firebrand on their team was the Earth X version of original Firebrand Rod Reilly, who died during the Pearl Harbor attacks on our world and did not survive the Fighters' final battle on Earth X)

I DO want to talk about Uncle Sam at some point though because as you implied he is a fascinating figure. (I've actually met him. Like, legit spoken to him, he comes into the museum like...once or twice a month. I think he knows my name)

[haveyouseenthisseries-poll]

[scifipinups]

Susan Cummings The Twilight Zone 'To Serve Man' (1962)

[waugh-bao]

[davidhudson]

Happy 79th, Rod Stewart.

Photo by Richard Upper.

[thebarroomortheboy]

"Submitted for your approval or at least your analysis: one Patrick Thomas McNulty, who, at age forty-one, is the biggest bore on Earth. He holds a ten-year record for the most meaningless words spewed out during a coffee break. And it's very likely that, as of this moment, he would have gone through life in precisely this manner, a dull, argumentative bigmouth who sets back the art of conversation a thousand years. I say he very likely would have except for something that will soon happen to him, something that will considerably alter his existence - and ours. Now you think about that now, because this is The Twilight Zone.

THE TWILIGHT ZONE | 5.04 A KIND OF STOPWATCH

[idrinkyouryouthquake]

How to style animal print (maybe)

[politicaldilfs]

Illinois Governor DILFs

Jim Edgar, Otto Kerner Jr., James R. Thompson, George Ryan, Louis Lincoln Emmerson, William Ryan, Samuel Shapiro, Len Small, Rod Blagojevich, Dwight H. Green, J.B. Pritzker, Henry Horner, Adlai Stevenson II, Richard B. Ogilvie, Pat Quinn, Bruce Rauner, Dan Walker, Frank Orren Lowden

[freddiemercurylegendabovelegends]

February 18, 1990, London, UK - Queen celebrate their 20th year Anniversary at the Groucho Club in Soho

Freddie Mercury with Rod Stewart

👉 18th February, 1990 - Queen Story!

Freddie Mercury's final public appearance on stage when he joined the rest of Queen in London to collect the Brit Award for Outstanding Contribution to Music.

All the band members attended, Brian May giving a short speech.

👉 Huge party took place after at Groucho Club in Soho for Queen's 20th Anniversary Party

📸 Photographer © Richard Young