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Yesterday’s Papers: Krazy Kat in France

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Peeps into the Past. Early Sports and Pop Culture. The Real Alfred E. Comics of The Graphic and The ILN. The Print Shop Window. L'amerique ou le disparu. El Desván del Abuelito. Robert J. Kirkpatrick. Library of American Comics. Early Comics (Pascal Lefèvre). Larry and Molly Art. Fate of the Artist. Mr Ron's Basement Catalog. Billy Ireland Cartoon Blog. A History of Comics. Uncle Ernie's Creature Ink. La Carcel de Papel. Mes BD a Moi. El rincon de taula. A Leaf on a Windy Day. Out Where the Buses. Greenw...

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Mike Dash - historical author | Mailing list

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vijayv | Blogonomy

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Musings of a Fizziks Grad. Of desired things…. January 4, 2015. Desiderata by Max Ehrmann Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly, … Continue reading →. Desiderata by Max Ehrmann. On gratitude and joy. December 31, 2014. Down the memory lane. I am a survivor; she is a supporter. October 7, 2013. Down the memory lane. People, places and festivals.

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The Madam Who Turned to Stone | Bess Lovejoy

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The Madam Who Turned to Stone. March 28, 2013. Statue at Lakeview Cemetery in Seattle, where Madame Damnable is buried. By Steve Mohundro on Flickr, Creative Commons license. I wrote a few articles in preparation for the release of. 8220;Removing the Dead.” August 22, 1884. One thought on “ The Madam Who Turned to Stone. Pingback: The Ghostly Nun Who Turned to Stone Mysterious Chicago Tours. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. A Bla...

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Scribblings or Something: December 2015

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Saturday, 12 December 2015. Cover artwork for Triple Ace Games. This blog has been on a bit of a hiatus this year, especially so over the past 3 or 4 months - hopefully 2016 will be more active! This most recent gap in blog updates is due mostly to my working on a pretty big project for Triple Ace Games. This uses the Ubiquity RPG system. As its core. Previews of the interior art haven't been released just yet, but TAG have showed some of the new covers here. I envisaged something nasty being summoned up...

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Yesterday’s Papers: Playhour Stories by Eduardo Teixeira Coelho

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Peeps into the Past. Early Sports and Pop Culture. The Real Alfred E. Comics of The Graphic and The ILN. The Print Shop Window. L'amerique ou le disparu. El Desván del Abuelito. Robert J. Kirkpatrick. Library of American Comics. Early Comics (Pascal Lefèvre). Larry and Molly Art. Fate of the Artist. Mr Ron's Basement Catalog. Billy Ireland Cartoon Blog. A History of Comics. Uncle Ernie's Creature Ink. La Carcel de Papel. Mes BD a Moi. El rincon de taula. A Leaf on a Windy Day. Out Where the Buses. Nos 14...

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Yesterday’s Papers: DAILY MIRROR — Comic Strip Images, Part 1

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Peeps into the Past. Early Sports and Pop Culture. The Real Alfred E. Comics of The Graphic and The ILN. The Print Shop Window. L'amerique ou le disparu. El Desván del Abuelito. Robert J. Kirkpatrick. Library of American Comics. Early Comics (Pascal Lefèvre). Larry and Molly Art. Fate of the Artist. Mr Ron's Basement Catalog. Billy Ireland Cartoon Blog. A History of Comics. Uncle Ernie's Creature Ink. La Carcel de Papel. Mes BD a Moi. El rincon de taula. A Leaf on a Windy Day. Out Where the Buses. A wide...

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Interesting Web Sites About Old Hollywood and Other Miscellany

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Stuff Nobody Cares About. A not so random collection of observations about things you should care about. New York Web Sites You Will Like. Other Good Web Sites. Other Good Web Sites. 8211; Period film magazines and news stories about old Hollywood with terrific photos. Old Los Angeles History The Daily Mirror. 8211; Larry Harnisch’s L.A. Times Blog With Great Photos and Interesting Old Los Angeles History. 8211; images and stories about the silent era of film. Close-Ups and Long Shots. Blast From The Past.

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History Is Elementary: September 2013

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Thursday, September 12, 2013. Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep.An Old Spin. This past February Mr. Elementaryhistoryteacher and I ran off for a quick weekend in Charleston. It was rainy and cold most of the time, so we didn't get a chance to walk around very much, but we did take a turn through the visitor's center and then headed across the street to The Charleston Museum. The museum was founded in 1773 and is commonly referred to as America's first museum. The unusual marker was part of the bed used by Mary ...