Vintage Comic - Seven Seas Comics #06
Pencils: Matt Baker
Inks: Matt Baker
Leader Enterprises (1947)
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South Sea Girl in Seven Seas Comics #1 by Matt baker circa 1946
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South Sea Girl by Matt Baker
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Vintage Pulp - Saucy Movie Tales (Mar1936)
Art by Norman Saunders
Movie Digest
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Tiriolo, Calabria, Italy
The houses in the historic center of Tiriolo are perched like in a nativity scene, making up the old part of the town, while the new buildings extend along the foot of the hill, nestled between the mountains and the valleys.
Legend traces the origins of the settlement of Tiriolo back to Hellenic people six centuries before the Trojan War or even identifies it with the mythical Scherìa, the happy homeland of the Homeric people of the Phaeacians. Archaeological findings, however, support the hypothesis of the existence of a dwelling nucleus since the Neolithic, as revealed by finds such as polished axes, rudimentary chisels and obsidian scrapers. The subsequent Roman presence finds its most relevant testimony in the famous bronze tablet engraved with a text concerning the Senatus Consultum de Bacchanalibus, a decree of the second century AC, with which the Roman senate prohibited the Bacchanalia, orgiastic rites in which even the elites participated and therefore considers it the context of possible conspiracies against the state. The artefact, found in 1640, is now in the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, offered in 1727 as a tribute to the Emperor Charles VI of Habsburg.
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Dorothy Lamour (1941)
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A solitary bather - Cape Town, 2023
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Girl HELP I live on an island riddled with rivers and then I'm surprised when it's humid
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Vintage Comic - Seven Seas Comics #05
Pencils: Matt Baker
Inks: Matt Baker
Universal Phoenix Feature (1947)
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All bow to Shi Yang, the greatest scourge to ever hit the seven seas!
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Yellow Emperor's Sword (2012) 春光灿烂之欢乐元帅
Director: Li Huimin
Screenwriter: Zhang Tan / Gu Man / Zhu Yili / Fan Xiaotian / Xu Shalang
Starring: Charlene Choi / Gillian Chung / Leo Kee Ku
Genre: Drama
Country/Region of Production: Mainland China
Language: Mandarin Chinese
Date: 2012-01-07 (Mainland China)
Number of episodes: 48
Single episode length: 45 minutes
Also known as: Happy Marshal of Brilliant Spring / Happy Marshal
IMDb: tt2473962
Type: Reimanging
Summary:
This is a mythical and legendary comedy. In the ancient East, there was a beautiful village rich in "celestial silkworms", and everyone lived a leisurely life in a paradise. Tmall Girl (played by Zhong Xintong) escaped here because she stole the elixir of Taishang Laojun (played by Han Zhenhua). When she discovered such a fairyland, she became greedy. She put herself into Miaomiao's body and planned to occupy the village. Taibai Jinxing (played by Guo Jinan) came to Zhujiajiao to chase the cat demon, and was rescued by a piglet during a fight with the cat demon. In order to repay the favor of saving his life, he let the piglet sneak into the owner's body and become a human for one day, and named him Zhu Tianshuai (played by Leo Ku) ). Little Dragon Girl (Charlene Choi), who came to the world to repay her kindness, met Zhu Tianshuai and mistakenly thought she was his benefactor and fell in love at first sight. The cat demon is almost exhausted due to the loss of the golden elixir. She drains the blood of the villagers to replenish her physical strength, and the villagers whose blood she has sucked all become her minions. Seeing the cat demon wreaking havoc, Little Dragon Girl and Zhu Tianshuai decided to get rid of her...
Source: https://tv-1.chinesemov.com/tv/2012/Happy-Marshal
Link: https://www.iq.com/album/%E6%AC%A2%E4%B9%90%E5%85%83%E5%B8%85-2018-19rrh76hed?lang=en_us
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Something about the sea puts me at ease 🏝️
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Alani, South Sea Girl - art by Matt Baker (1947)
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