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theartoftangled · 2 months
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Concept art by Douglas Rogers
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visdevart · 2 months
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Visual development for The Princess and the Frog by Douglas Rogers
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thebutcher-5 · 4 months
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Benvenuti o bentornati sul nostro blog. Nello scorso articolo abbiamo cambiato completamente genere, passando a un thriller poliziesco di fine anni ’90 davvero sorprendente e con uno dei migliori Sylvester Stallone che abbia mai visto. Il film in questione è Cop Land. La storia parla di Freddy, uno sceriffo che vive nella cittadina di Garrison, nel New Jersey, abitata per lo più dai poliziotti di…
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ideas-4-stories · 6 months
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There should be a lot more art works of what life on the Oro Jackson with Bullet. From these pics, Bullet looks like an older brother to Shanks and Buggy. I would love to see more ideas of how they would act with each other.
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nocternalrandomness · 5 months
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F-4B Phantoms from VF-84 "Jolly Rogers" flying off the USS Independence (CV-2) - 1964
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citizenscreen · 4 months
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Irving Rapper’s FOREVER FEMALE, starring Ginger Rogers, William Holden, and Paul Douglas, premiered in New York City 70 years ago today, #OnThisDay in 1954.
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mjn-air · 5 months
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heckcareoxytwit · 1 year
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A preview of It's Jeff! #1
IT'S JEFF! #1
JEFF THE LANDSHARK STARS IN HIS OWN FIN-TASTIC COMIC! Since his very first appearance, Jeff the Land Shark has flooded our hearts like an adorable tidal wave! Now the ingenious, the extraordinary, the unbearably innocent Jeff embarks on his own adventures across the Marvel Universe! You thought it was safe doing laundry or going for a leisurely swim in the pool…but no activity can protect against Jeff’s cuteness! Collecting the hit Infinity Comics series from the Marvel Unlimited app, this one-shot features a brand-new cover and tail…we mean tale!
Written by: Kelly Thompson Art by: Gurihiru Cover by: Gurihiru Page Count: 44 Pages Release Date: March 29, 2023
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marvelousmrm · 6 months
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Avengers Annual #7 (Starlin, Nov 1977). Whoa, this snuck up on me. The Avengers assemble in orbit to battle Thanos, who has summoned an army… and gathered the six soul gems! An early draft of Infinity War, then. Starlin’s intricate art and moody narration paint dire stakes. This seems like an end for Adam Warlock, too — who absorbs himself into his vampiric soul gem.
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mywingsareonwheels · 7 months
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1974.
Morse is interviewing witnesses to a murder at one of the colleges, and one of them is strikingly familiar. He's a man in his early twenties, a recent medical graduate back visiting friends before heading off to move into a totally different career. He has a posh accent, a friendly smile, warm brown eyes.
Oh he's truly, desperately familiar, and Morse isn't looking too hard into his own motives when he lets the younger man talk him into a drink out, and then a one-night stand, and then something rather more like a friendship played out over Scotch and crosswords and literary quotations.
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He does mention, briefly, that his new friend reminded him of someone else on first meeting. And somehow that turns into a discussion of ancestry, and the young man discusses with some glee the skeleton in his family cupboard: the fact that his paternal grandmother when barely eighteen had a dalliance with a working-class ruffian of the same age from Mile End, of all places. That she'd got pregnant, but her parents wouldn't let her tell the lad, but instead got her engaged to a somewhat stuffy friend of theirs called Richardson.
"Dad hates to talk about it," says Morse's friend, "he's rather a stuffed shirt, especially for a surgeon. But Granny used to love telling me stories. She did come to love my Granddad, I think, but she missed that boy from Mile End all her life." He chuckles, but a little shakily, because he has yet to learn the effortless-seeming confidence he'll spread before him one day. "I'd give anything to meet him."
Morse swallows, heart suddenly in his mouth. And something in his face makes the young man carry on, more intensely.
"Granny told me that she named Dad after him, though he doesn't know. So that's what I have: Frederick, from Mile End. Fathered a child around 1930 when he was just a lad and doesn't even know he did." He laughs, wryly. "Not much to go on, is it."
"Douglas," says Morse, and his voice is shaking but there's a smile in his eyes. "I... I'll need to look into this, but I think. I mean. I think I can help."
The postcard is of York Minster, which is only a half hour drive from where three exiles from Oxford have settled. On the back it reads just:
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Un bel di, please could we talk? There's someone I think you should meet. Bring 2 rounds ham and tomato sandwiches. --"
At the day and time thus ordered, Fred Thursday finds Morse standing admiring the rose window, and follows him out to a bench in the Minster gardens. He's torn between confusion and shame, though above all trying to hide how overjoyed he is to see the rusty curls and those haughty, sea-green eyes again. When Morse explains, and introduces the young trainee pilot with a face Fred remembers from his mirror as a long-lost grandson... well, it's good he's already sitting down, is all.
The years past, and they are gentler than they might have been.
Fred lives to see his grandson a captain, to meet his great-granddaughter. To introduce his grandson to his uncle and step-grandmother and eventually even his aunt. To become friends with Morse again, even if quietly, and for the most part only by letter. To relish that Douglas and Morse, despite occasionally enraging each other beyond reason, seem to be friends for life. (He suspects that they might once have been more than that; if they aren't going to tell him though, he's not going to point it out.) Something healed in him that day in York, and it never breaks again.
When Captain Douglas Richardson puts down the bottle, in an attempt to salvage something of his career and his relationship with his daughter, perhaps it's partly because he's still grieving for his grandfather, dead some ten years now, but most of all because he's still grieving for his friend and one-time lover, and doesn't want to die so young himself.
When First Officer Douglas Richardson meets his new captain at MJN's portacabin in Fitton, he's a little strikingly familiar too. He's shorter, and more pompous, and vastly less good at word games, but there are rusty curls and haughty sea-green eyes.
He's no relation of Morse's at all though, it turns out. This is, eventually, rather a relief.
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hisgalthursday · 1 year
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Did you hear about my desire to show affection for a fictional character? Or as they say in Limerick:
There was a first officer, Douglas
Who often exhibited smugness
Although a bit old
His heart was pure gold
I want to make sure he’s not hugless.
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theartoftangled · 3 months
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Concept art by Douglas Rogers for Rapunzel Unbraided
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blackinperiodfilms · 2 years
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TILL | Official Trailer | MGM Studios
Witness the power of a mother’s love. The powerful story of Mamie Till-Mobley’s quest for justice for her son, Emmett. 
CAST: Danielle Deadwyler, Whoopi Goldberg, Jalyn Hall, Frankie Faison, Jayme Lawson, Tosin Cole, Kevin Carroll, Sean Patrick Thomas, John Douglas Thompson, Roger Guenveur Smith, and Haley Bennett.
DIRECTED BY: Chinonye Chukwu 
WRITTEN BY: Michael Reilly, Keith Beauchamp, and Chinonye Chukwu
In theaters this October.
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foilfreak · 10 months
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Bullet likes to act tough around the Rogers (especially after first joining), but i bet his military brat ass still salutes and says “sir, yes sir” whenever anybody in a uniform so much as looks at him
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ideas-4-stories · 6 months
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Rayleigh: "Bullet, what's going on?" Bullet: The Cabin Boys just said, "I have an appetite for useless destruction" and then they reached down and untied my shoes.
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gatutor · 2 months
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Angie Dickinson-Roger Moore "Misión en la jungla" (The sins of Rachel Cade) 1961, de Gordon Douglas.
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