Monthly Archive for June, 2010

Pinup of the Week: Weird Tales September 1925

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THE GARGOYLE
A TALE OF DEVIL WORSHIP
by Greye La Spina

Stories by
O. Henry
H.P. Lovecraft
Frank Belknap Long Jr.
and other authors

What exactly is going on here? The guy dressed like a ninja appears to have a trunk like an elephant. Mmmm: Redhead.

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Pinup of the Week: Dime Detective May 1933

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KISS
OF THE
COBRA
by
CORNELL WOOLRICH


THE BRIDAL
BULLET
A CLAY HOLT NOVEL
by
CARROLL JOHN DALY

* * *

LESLIE T. WHITE AND OTHERS

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The Tasmanian Devil versus Pinhead

Behold. I recently stumbled upon a huge cache of bizarre short videos, all of which appear to be titled in Russian(?), and all of which are violent battles between famous fictional characters. The above has to be seen to be believed. Also of interest are: Ninja versus Knight, Batman versus Dracula, and Jigsaw versus Sherlock Holmes. Some further investigation makes it seem like they are ads for a cracker? WAT.

For Your Viewing Pleasure

My mention of the Residents in my mini book review post brought back the memories. All you need is three minutes to enjoy this. Three minutes!!!

Pin-Up of the Week: Weird Tales June 1927

Weird Tales 1927 06 June

A Suitor from the Shades
by Greye La Spina

Ray Cummings – Charlton L. Edholm – Wilford Allen
Eli Colter – Victor Rousseau – Henry S. Whitehead

C.C. Senf cover.

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The flying monkeys let our technician out for a minute and he snuck away into the light of day. Thanks for your patience during this difficult transition.
I ated Tinkerbell.

Fhtagn Spoken Here.

... the attic, a vast raftered length lighted only by small blinking windows in the gable ends, and filled with a massed wreckage of chests, chairs, and spinning-wheels which infinite years of deposit had shrouded and festooned into monstrous and hellish shapes.
The Shunned House
H.P. Lovecraft




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