mikeshearules

sobersailing:

 Moto Hagio 

David Babcock, a professor at the University of Central Missouri, chose to create less boring small talk in the future by knitting a giant scarf as he ran the Kansas City Marathon. And he isn't the first person to do this, apparently.

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alanshepard:

I hope you can come.  This is a video of last time.

sorenbowie:

I forgot how often Scully was drag-out drunk on this show.

Oh, BrooklyKnight. Your name is illogical. You look like a rejected Power Rangers villain. And this trampoline dunk, during last night's preseason game against the Celtics, was...well, it wasn't good.

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I mean, come on. It's never going to get any better than this.

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Prince made him pose for the photo after being beaten on his own home court

notalkingplz:

Butt Spy

theartofanimation:

Annette Marnat

lohrien:

Illustrations by Tsuji Megumi

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thebristolboard:

Beautiful four-page strip by Milo Manara from Breakthrough, an anthology of comic artists reacting to the fall of the Berlin Wall. Published by Catalan Communications, May 1990.

Same.

thesaddestbitchinallofspectrum:

Keiichi Koike, Heaven’s Door

I just loved this panel sequence so much

comicsreporter:

peanuts began 63 years ago today and on many days of its long run was a freaking miracle

seanhowe:

Left to right: Jack Kirby, Benjamin Grimm, Joe Sinnott.

explore-blog:

For Faulkner’s birthday, his little-known Jazz Age drawings.

thisisaloveletter:

coolest women. 

Welcome to Cat Island. No, make that Cat Islands—plural! Because in Japan, there are at least two locations in Japan with that nickname.

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Grace Jones

therhumboogie:

By Matteo Berton, this fantastic series of large black and white illustrations by the Pisa-based artist, are a pen and dry brush experimentation that I can not get enough of. The use of intense detail, and contrasting white negative space gives each one curiously brilliant composition. 

connorwillumsen:

A new comic called Mooncalf. Read it here. You’ll also be able to read this in print in the spring issue of Descant, a great Canadian literary journal.

li-an:

André-François Barbe Cinéma, in Alexandre Buchet’s Barbe André-François Comic Art Gallery Room - 482149

ancientmystery:

frolicingintheforest:

Sauron made friends with a Toad!
At first, I thought he was going to kill it. But he just started petting it. Not, swatting at it, and not trying to hurt it at all. They ended up just layin’ and chillin’ together for awhile. Then the toad went on his merry little way. Too cute haha! 

he looks like munch!!

best animal team up ever