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weirdlookindog · 8 months

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Sara Leighton in The Woman Eater (1958).

#the woman eater #sara leighton #1958 #1950s movies #charles saunders #horror #trash classic

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gatutor · 8 months

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Jill Ireland-David McCallum "Jungle street" 1960, de Charles Saunders.

#Jill Ireland #David McCallum #Charles Saunders

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obscureoldguy · 7 months

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/10/02/michael-deadder-cartoon-charles-saunders/

Here's a cartoon strip from The Washington Post by Michael de Adder about a dear friend of his, and how his friend went from being a John Doe to having a memorial stone set at his gravesite.

His friend was Charles Saunders, who wrote the graphic novel IMARO.

#great cartoons #Imaro #charles saunders #graphic novels

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spectaculardistractions · 2 years

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Chris Wicking has contrasted two journalists turned writer-producer-director: Val Guest and Samuel Fuller. Fuller's work asserts an explosive American ambivalence between every individual's right to something like amorality (even madness), and the claims on him of a decency which is, perilously, expressed only as patriotism. Fuller, more challenging than Guest, asserts both claims at their most intense, whereas Guest soft pedals the claims of, and loses the variety of nuance within, the individual. Nor - disappointingly, for a journalist - does he show much of the seaminess, slovenliness and irresponsibility existing within and around the establishment and the 'decent' people, as everywhere else. Within its limits, however, 80,000 Suspects has a moral dignity and social sense very close to the documentary ethos and no less interesting. On its non-U levels, his calm, quiet pace and tone parallel C.P. Snow's. The ethos is screwed to its grimmest in Charles Saunders's The Golden Link (1954). A senior police officer (Andre Morell), a tired functionary, is so completely part of the police machine that when the evidence persuades him that his own daughter is guilty of murder, he imperturbably continues procuring her conviction.

Raymond Durgnat, A Mirror for England

#raymond durgnat #a mirror for england: british movies from austerity to affluence #chris wicking #val guest #samuel fuller #c.p. snow #charles saunders

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hatchetfield · 7 months

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WATCH THE BLAME GO AROUND!

#nerdy prudes must die #jae hughes #jeff blim #james tolbert #dylan saunders #ziggs #charles #barry swift #man in a hurry #gerald monroe #nerdy prudes must die spoilers #only one im tagging as that tbh

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tgifridaysisdaycare · 19 days

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Unlocked Via a stretch goal for the Cinderella's castle fundraising campaign: Workin' boys is now available to non-kickstarter backers on YouTube!!! Premiered during the Hatchetfield Halloween party in October last year, It was unlisted and only available to those who backed black Friday, but now everyone can watch it thanks to the CS crowdfunding effort. Those people who hadn't seen workin' boys now can!!!

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oldschoolfrp · 1 year

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Sorcerer’s Apprentice #6, spring 1980, by Flying Buffalo, edited by Liz Danforth, with C Lee Healy’s cover art. Charles R Saunders’ article “Fantasy Superfight!” pondered the outcome of a battle between Conan and Tarzan. Saunders published his first Imaro novel the following year, and his work is regarded as the beginning of the “Sword & Soul” genre of fantasy based in African cultures. Other contributors to this issue included Michael Stackpole and Larry DiTillio.

#Sorcerer’s Apprentice #Flying Buffalo #C Lee Healy #Charles R Saunders #Liz Danforth #Michael Stackpole #Larry DiTillio

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thatsrightice · 2 months

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Here’s unused content from my mota Crosby x Bubbles fic “and maybe if i hold you now”, but can be read alone!!! It’s basically just some fluff of Blakely’s crew after the October 8, 1943 mission to Bremen where Just-a-Snappin’ had gone down and their crew was presumed KIA. They returned late that night much to everyone’s surprise, though several of their crew were injured and one KIA.

Bubbles pulled off the path and into a gap a few buildings down from the interrogation hut. He glanced at his watch as he got out of the jeep. H-minus 0410. Inside, Blakely, Kidd, Douglass, Forkner, and Thornton were seated around a table with Colonel Harding. Standing behind the Colonel were several other members of Group Ops and lurking in the corner of the room with a dark look on his face was Bucky. Crosby walked around the table and sat in the empty chair between Blake and Doug. Bubbles nodded to the other members of Group Ops as he took his place beside them, across the table from Crosby.

“Glad you could finally join us, Lieutenant. Captain,” Harding addressed the pair.

“Sorry, Sir,” Bubbles spoke politely, stepping forward to place a document in front of him. “Lieutenant Crosby needed to be taken to the hospital to get checked out.”

“Lieutenant?” Harding turned to Crosby, who currently had his nose in his briefcase as he pulled out his logs and maps.

“Uh, yes, Sir,” Crosby confirmed. “Just a concussion, Sir.”

“We were just talkin’ ‘bout how you and Forky missed your calling to the Red Cross,” Doug grinned, tipping back in his chair back. His hand was wrapped in a bandage and his face was bruised but he looked to be in good spirits. Crosby was sure he didn’t look any better.

“I just did what Forky told me to,” Crosby protested. He flipped open his log book and shuffled through some maps.

Douglass ignored him, instead launching into his retelling of events. “Picture this, Croz is holding Charlie’s hands and smooth talkin’ him while he’s sitting on McClelland’s chest to keep the kid from climbing back in the ball,” Dougie boasted to all the flyboys around them. “All the while Forky is packing Charlie with our open parachutes and thawing a syringe of morphine in his mouth.”

“Let’s back up a bit now that we have the navigator’s logs,” the Colonel interrupted. “Try your best to remember what happened. Crosby, I hope your logs are as detailed as I hear.” Crosby’s head shot up, face taking on a red tint. He looked briefly from Harding to Bubbles and then back down to the logs in front of him.

“They will be, Sir,” Forky assured, smiling at the navigator. Blake nodded in agreement, resting an arm on the back of Crosby’s chair.

“Of course. Now let’s start from the top…”

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“... and then Croz starts talking about lamps…”

“Yeah! What was it he said? Two lamps or one?”

“By land, or by sea,” Forky added. Bubbles snorted, shaking his head as he suppressed a laugh. The others looked at him in confusion.

“Wait, was that supposed to be a joke, Croz?”

“Maybe?” the navigator admitted, not sounding too sure of himself.

“Paul Revere,” Bubbles inputs. There was no response and everyone shrugged. “Ya know...the British are coming?”

A chorus of ‘ooohhhhhhh’s broke out amongst the group.

“Yeah, well these are the Germans and they came at us by air so make that three lamps,” Blake interrupted.

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“Up ahead we spotted another Fort with some Messerschmitts smelling around.”

“They were playing with them,” Doug grimaced in disgust.

“No chutes. Unable to ID,” Crosby added.

“Yeah, then they turn to us and the Luftwaffe, they just don’t stop coming but we took care of them.”

“That’s what happens when you have dead-eye gunners,” Crosby smiled at the man next to him. Doug leaned over and bumped shoulders with him.

“How many do you have noted in total?”

Crosby ran a finger down the page as he read the columns of his notes. He flipped to the next page. “I’ve got two for Via; two for Doug; two for Mac; two-no three for Thorny; one for Yevich and one for Nord.”

“That’s what, eleven?”

“Yes, sir. I have the IDs where observed in my logs,” Crosby confirmed.

Someone let out a low whistle.

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Crosby kept his head down as he quietly gathered his papers. Bucky’s footsteps echoed thunderously in the near-empty room, punctuated by the slamming of the front door.

“Don’t worry about him, Croz,” Kidd spoke softly, squeezing his shoulder.

“I should have paid closer attention,” Crosby shook his head.

“You did everything you could,” Blakely reassured him, lighting a cigarette. “There was so much solid flak, you could almost slice it like cake.”

“And I’m not sure there was anything you could have said that would give him the closure he’s looking for,” Douglass put a hand on his shoulder and stood. “Now, come on, I’m starving.”

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wigglys-dikrats · 7 months

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the four cameos bring the four nightmare time 2 episodes into nerdy prudes must die

gerald for honey queen

ziggs for perky’s buds (pete, steph, and grace are obvs abstinence camp)

barry swift for daddy/killer track (where we learned his name)

and charlie for yellow jacket

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starkiddreamcasting · 1 year

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Starkid Hamilton (April Fools)

You guys have been asking for it for years so I finally decided to bite the bullet and bring it to you: The Starkif Hamilton dreamcast! I think this my magum opus and everybody fits their parts perfectly, so please no criticism of any kind! There’s no use delaying it any longer so I hope you all enjoy what you’ve been waiting for!

1. Alexander Hamilton as Joey Richter 2. George Washington as Dylan Saunders 3. Thomas Jefferson as Lauren Lopez 4. Benjamin Franklin as Joe Walker 5. John Adams as Jaime Lyn Beatty 6. James Madison as Meredith Stepien 7. Thomas Paine as Curt Mega 8. John Jay as Brian Holden 9. Samuel Adams as Mariah Rose Faith 10. James Monroe as Jon Matteson 11. John Hancock as Britney Coleman 12. Roger Sherman as Brian Rosenthal 13. James Wilson as Kim Whalen 14. Edmund Rutledge as Corey Dorris 15. John Dickinson as AJ Holmes 16. George Mason as Bryce Charles 17. Robert Morris as Rachael Soglin 18. Paul Revere as Jeff Blim 19. Patrick Henry as Denise Donovan 20. Benedict Arnold as Robert Manion

Make sure to leave any show suggestions or any questions on my casting choices so I can explain them.

(And April Fools!)

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weirdlookindog · 9 months

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The Woman Eater (1958) - Promo art

#the woman eater #charles saunders #1958 #1950s movies #horror #promo art

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guy60660 · 1 year

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Charles III | Aidan Saunders | Print

#aidan saunders #Charles iii #print magazine

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mapas-fantasticos · 8 months

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Map of Nyumbani from the Imaro series by Charles R. Saunders.

#fantasy map #literature #imaro #nyumbani #charles r. saunders

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aliceisaperson · 5 months

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Little Shop of Horrors but with Starkid Actors

Seymour: Brian Rosenthal

Audrey: Jaime Lyn Beatty

Orin: Curt Mega

Mr. Mushnik: Dylan Saunders

Chiffon: Virginia Vass

Crystal: Brittany Coleman

Ronette: Bryce Charles

Audrey II: Jim Povolo

#starkid #little shop of horrors #brian rosenthal #jaime lyn beatty #curt mega #dylan saunders #virginia vass #britney coleman #bryce charles #Jim Povolo

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graphicpolicy · 7 months

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Crowdfunding Corner: Tyler Mane, Renae Geerlings, and Christopher Priest introduce The Last Spartan: Red Tape

Crowdfunding Corner: Tyler Mane, Renae Geerlings, and Christopher Priest introduce The Last Spartan: Red Tape #comics #comicbooks #kickstarterreads

This site contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links and make a purchase, we’ll receive a percentage of the sale. Graphic Policy does purchase items from these sites. Making purchases through these links helps support the site. Now live on Kickstarter, the new action/crime fiction graphic novel The Last Spartan: Red Tape from actor Tyler Mane, former EIC…