― Edward W. Said
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From Sub-Mariner Comics #17, 1945.
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Wonder Woman pulls some judo on a dinosaur.
—Wonder Woman #18 (1946) by Joyce Murchison & H.G. Peter
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life:
Photos from the annual bee market at Veenendaal — “the biggest in Europe,” according to LIFE.
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Zeppelin Columbia over Empire State Building 1931
Photo: Journal American
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May 14, 1933 by E.C. Segar.
You turned my brain human!
Dig them up if you can stand it!
Chuckle! That’s a white lie!
Snivel grovel door-mat
Since he’s a metal bird, he probably EATS metal, too!
Ha, ha! Dogshit!
A great metropolitan newspaper
Three coffees and three hamburgers with ketchup!
The dark cowl is whipped away
Superman loves President’s Day
The rubbish can is… ME.
Even an android can cry
What Halloween fun we have
“Before it was ever known as WWE, Antonino Rocca was the top Superstar in the company… He was the most dynamic performer the business had ever seen up to that point. His arsenal of aerial maneuvers would be considered amazing even by today’s standards; back then, he was a legitimate phenomenon. Hurricanranas, flying dropkicks, victory rolls and flying body presses dazzled 1950s audiences used to seeing athletes who almost never left their feet. His signature move, the Argentine Backbreaker (known to newer fans as the Human Torture Rack) also brought crowds to a frenzy… Rocca was the first major Superstar promoted by the McMahon family.” — http://www.wwe.com/superstars/antoninorocca
