Metal, Power Pop, Monsters, Punk, Comic Books, Guitars, Art, Rambling
Maybe you think comics are pictures of people walking and talking and beating each other up. Well, comics are art, which means… new ideas, new innovations.” A rarely seen 1978 documentary about the comics business has shown up online for the very first time, and it’s must-watch material for folks who want to see some of comics’ most important talents in their prime.
Source: Rare 1970s DC vs. Marvel Documentary Time-Travels Back to Glory Days of Old-School Comics
While I found the last album “Bang, Zoom, Crazy Hello” to be a bit of a let down, overall it was pretty good. This new song really does nothing for me. Hopefully the rest is better. It’s raw sounding but the song makes me shrug, well until the very end double-time-chorus-outro part which is what gives me hope.
Lead track from “Tomorrow Never Knows”.
A close-up image of Saturn shows a striking, sky-blue hurricane eye swirling at the north pole—1,200 miles across with clouds moving at 330 miles per hour.
For at least half a decade now, New York’s Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum has been digitizing its exhibition catalogs and other art books. Now you can find all of the publications made available so far — not just to read, but to download in PDF and ePub formats — at the Internet Archive.
Source: Download 200+ Modern Art Books from the Guggenheim Museum | Open Culture