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Blue-spotted Cloak and Dagger bee sipping on callistemon nectar. Seen near Katherine, Northern Territory, Australia.
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Not sure how accurate they are but kinda happy with these except for Dagger's torso.
More info here:
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I was able to make him thanks to another Bricklink order, and I must say that I absolutely love how he turned out. The design and detail on his face definitely lets you know how terrifying he can be (I added some eye design because I felt it was blank and wierd looking). Also he has a green power piece as a sword because I didn't have any more of those green power pieces.
The door was inviting. Partly because it was slightly ajar, partly because there was another world behind it. The winter sun created shadows that played tricks on ones mind. As fingers brushed against the wood, the peeling paint stuck to the skin. Leaving small blue specks that would stay on for hours. In the evening, the specks would be noticed and bring a smile to the face. The secret was safe.
Check out the whole set - Magical Rajasthan.
Jodhpur, India
2007
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Cloak: Tyrone "Ty" Johnson, teenage runaway from Boston, partner of fellow crimefighter Tandy Bowen (aka Dagger), and mutant with the ability to teleport himself and others, to become completely intangible, and to link to the "Darkforce Dimension," a powerful, extra-dimensional energy source that may itself be a sentient being.
Shade: Morally ambiguous Victorian era immortal, mysterious resident of Opal City, and channeler of the power of the Darklands — a quasi-sentient, extra-dimensional mass of malleable darkness — giving him the ability to manipulate darkness, travel great distances quickly, and create constructs out of shadows.
If they had to fight, who would win?
#243 in the Duel 365 series.
Photo/Art Direction: Pat Loika
Post-Production: Ghani Madueno
Tony Ray is Cloak
Jesse Thaxton is Dagger
This retro US detective/pulp paperback features some glossy come-on text on the front cover. Cool thrift store find dating to the mid-1960s
Some 007 and other spy stories seen here in the lianhuanhua comic book format, sourced from a Wuhan flea market...
This retro cover-art for the Italian spy caper "A Ticket to Die" (1966) plays on the cloak-and-dagger (and wet work) elements - the plot, summarized on the back cover, deals with a German Physics prof who divulges (?) nuke secrets to a number of other countries. Extraordinarily rare first edition, released by the prolific Ajoo label.
These spy-themed lianhuanhua comic books features vivid drawings and still from various movies. Sourced in Wuhan.
Retro detective-themed graphics adorn this cool art magazine, circa 1980, sourced from Wuhan's flea market...
This obscure-retro spy thriller, helmed by David Hung under a pseudonym, gets the Korean VHS treatment via the uber-rare "Q" label. Scarce oddity from the peak rental era...
This retro Samboo release of "The Cape Town Affair" (1967), here retitled, promises "a non-stop panorama of romance and action" along with "thrills" and "exciting adventure." At least two other cover art varieties exist - this one is the rarest.
Here we have catchy cover arts "Upperseven" and the Roger Moore outing "Sicilian Cross"....playing on popularity of the 007 James Bond films, these two tapes were steady renters back in the day. :)
... bored and looking for goodies in the fridge! Was MissA trying to avoid leaving fingerprints at the scene. I know daddy's a detective, but this is ridiculous ♥
This is yesterdays photo ... today she is covered in chicken pox spots .. Poor MissA ♥
Sideshow Collectibles, Marvel Comics and Mark Brooks are proud to present the Dagger Comiquette. This sculpture is adapted directly from the concepts and designs of widely acclaimed comic artist Mark Brooks. Brooks' unique style and incredible talent have made him a critical and fan favorite. Hand painted and hand finished to exacting standards, the Cloak and Dagger Comiquette is created here in breathtakingly stunning detail.
Sideshow Collectibles, Marvel Comics and Mark Brooks are proud to present the Dagger Comiquette. This sculpture is adapted directly from the concepts and designs of widely acclaimed comic artist Mark Brooks. Brooks' unique style and incredible talent have made him a critical and fan favorite. Hand painted and hand finished to exacting standards, the Cloak and Dagger Comiquette is created here in breathtakingly stunning detail.