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Eleven More

Here’s another batch of posters from my treasure hunt. There are more I didn’t photograph yet. The Phantom Tollbooth (1970). A lot of the kid posters are labeled “MGM Children’s Matinees,” which were films re-released between 1970 and 1972 to…

Today’s treasure

I’m a digital media teacher. Today, I met with a bunch of fellow elective teachers for an all-day planning meeting. We normally meet at the district offices, but today we were invited to the Warner Bros. lot. In the middle…

Magenta House

I took one of the things I made for my magazine (seen here and here) and reverse engineered it to look like a scan. Really, I’m just using this as an excuse to make a link for testing Fediverse connectivity.

Real Ultimate Power

When I was really working out, I’d start the day with a cup of KTPM, run thirty miles, have two more cups, lift for a few hours (either upper body, legs, or tongue), have eight more cups, then go right…

The Sources of The Savage She-Girls

I don’t normally do a how-the-sausage-is-made post about my silly little pictures, but these sources are so much cooler than what I made! And that’s before we get to the wild ride that is Page 15 of the June 9,…

Classic Movie Ads

There was a time when not every movie was based on a comic book, when movies didn’t have years of hype leading up to their release. I remember being a kid and scanning the newspaper for new movies. You never…