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Panel from 2000AD of Ro-Jaws.
The cover of the Power Fantasy #16.
Sickos meme
Nigel Farage in a flat cap and country attire waves to onlookers at a traditional fox hunt gathering, with mounted riders in red hunting coats and hounds visible in the background near a stone building.
Out of Context Panels from Batman: Venom.
Judge Dredd: America
The first page of Jack Kirby's unpublished The Prisoner
Steve Bell's Monsieur L’Artiste visits an art gallery in 1997.
Positive Covid Test Result.
Kirby on Ruby
Mr Noseybonk
Land Raider From Judge Dredd saga The Cursed Earth
A comic panel from Tintin showing three characters: Tintin in a brown coat on the left, Captain Haddock wearing blue and looking exhausted in the middle, and Snowy the white dog on the right. Two speech bubbles contain dialogue where Haddock complains about having a long week, and Tintin responds that it's only Monday.
Unused Painted Garry Leach Cover for Moore and Parkhouse's The Collected Bofeffries Saga.
A gloomy Jimmy Corrigan wearing a scarf hopes comic books will cheer him up, but browses shelves filled with bizarre, absurdist titles, and remains sad in the final panel.
Submarine Tunnel near Kotor.
Shop window display of Christmas decorations.
I said nothing when they came for Andrew Tate, I said nothing when they came for Russell Brand, I said nothing when they came for Laurence Fox, and I remain perfectly comfortable with all of those decisions.
The image show Judge Dredd in an aggressive stance, pointing forward with one hand. There's a speech bubble above him saying "I'M WITH ROWDY YATES BLOCK! WHO YOU FIGHTING WITH?"
Tentacle Monster from Space 1999.
Private Pyle from Full Metal Jacket holding a donut in his mouth.
A screen grab of Batman / Bruce Wayne on the phone from the 1960s Batman TV show.
A yellow candle lit in memory of Salomon Moser from Düsseldorf, Germany, who was murdered at Minsk in 1943 at age 60. The candle's label reads 'Yellow Candle' and is meant for remembering one of the six million victims.