heslin

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"Under the X-ray of Mark Twain's skull / The plan for the death ray's design"

Four wolves howling in unison, except one wolf is a moon
A check list of descriptors to describe a telephoned bomb threat.
A black and white image of soldiers of the Abraham Lincoln Battalion, an international unit that fought in the Spanish Civil War
Garth Marenghi, a fictional British horror writer, wears glasses and a black leather jacket.
An illustration of Theo Bell, Brujah Kindred who has worked both for and against the Camarilla establishment. Theo is raising his red sunglasses to reveal his vampiric eyes, and is holding a smoking sawed-off shotgun. He wears leather and a ball cap, and gravestone crosses are visible in the background.
Micheal Corleone, played by Al Pacino, grasps his brother Fredo's head, telling him he knows Fredo betrayed him. Fredo is played by John Cazale. The men are dressed in evening attire and are attending a new year's party.
A portrait of the American actor Reg E. Cathey by Bill Sienkiewicz.
A sign on a supermarket cooler door, reading "TURKEY DRINKS"
A short yellow dog in a green sweater and a blue harness, standing on a concrete step, with a fuchsia leash attached to her harness. Her expression is quizzical.
Willem Dafoe as Norman Osborn in Spider-man, with a subtitle reading "You know, I'm something of a CYBERPUNK myself"
Cover of an indie comic book, "Henry & Glenn Forever and Ever". Two men gaze adoringly at one another. They resemble Glenn Danzig and Henry Rollins.
Partial page from "Spent" by Alison Bechdel. The narrator imagines writing a critique of capitalism before remembering she has to pitch the book for publication and sale. She walks from her home to a goat pasture where she greets and feeds the goats, while cats look on.
Danielle Moonstar is faced with a monstrous bear many times her size, its claws nearly as long as she is tall. Chris Claremont, writing, Bill Sienkiewicz, art.
A train arrivals board showing West Trenton train arriving both 43 minutes late and 6 minutes late.
A sign at a transit rally in Philadelphia reading "Make America Trains Again".
A sign at a transit rally in Philadelphia reading "WTF GOP?"
The cover of Back Issue #157, showing an Ambush Bug cover by Keith Giffen. The issue is a Keith Giffen tribute edition.
Robin Hood, a fox wearing a green tunic, brown belt and a yellow hat pierced by an arrow, leans casually against a tree while examining his fingernails with almost closed eyes. From the 1973 Disney film.
A reserved person states, "As an Epicurean, I am at peace with not having read the primary literature of my philosophy." An enraged person responds "AAAAAA--".
Railroad stretching toward the horizon. Railway station alongside. Sun setting in distance.
The letters I L L in the style of the Philadelphia Phillies baseball team logo
An error page from a web browser.
The cover of the 1985 Legion of Substitute Heroes Special #1, showing the Substitute Heroes standing in front of their clubhouse, with the photographer's thumb visible on the lens. A DC Comics memo is paper-clipped to the cover image reading "You really expect us to get people to pay for this?"
A black T-shirt reading "2016 SUCKED" with an "I Voted" sticker above the lettering, a polling place in the background
Gary Burghoff, who played Radar O'Reilly on M*A*S*H, wears olive drab Army fatigues, a knit cap, and holds a clipboard. He is smiling.
A yellow short legged dog with her tongue out sits in the sun on a concrete step
An image of Ken Lowery's VOID 1680, a single player role playing game about radio broadcasting and playlist creation.