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A further view of the batch of wartime utility bodied Guys that were at Washwood Heath in 1967. They had been reatained as dual control tuition vehicles with a complete set of controls for the instructor behind the driving cab. It was realised that by 1967 these were redundant given the amount of Daimler Fleetlines that were appearing. It is a shame that such vintage machines made it until 1967 before being disposed of, they would have made a superb preservation prospect.
Family Guy Blue Harvest Star Wars Parody Bobble Head Figures with Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube Aug 22 2013
The guy ropes on our canopy were a little too long. Luckily I was a boy scout and able to tie a sheepshank!
It was a shame that it was late before I realised the best viewpoint, so one standard was missing, but impressive still.
In tien minuten moest het gebeuren. Dan maar gewoon in kleur schieten en na afloop omzetten in zwartwit en eventueel de uitsnede bepalen. Er ontstaat een gevarieerde serie, geen eenheid, maar wel zo leuk.
Dit was de eerste in de serie van tien minuten. Hij stond zijn t-shirt nog strak te trekken, Het moment vond ik erg leuk.
DJ Bad Guy is out of the Riot Life camp. The photo was done in the Bronx. One of his homies that past away still plays a mayor role in his life and we showed some respect during a photo shoot and gave the lost homie a little shine. Rest in peace …
Suspended Animation Classic #239
Originally published July 25, 1993 (#31)
(Dates are approximate)
Guy Gardner
By Michael Vance
In bad comic books, at least one axiom holds true: clothes make the [super]man.
In the arts, a device that triggers instant recognition is called a “signature”. James Bond, Bob Hope, and Alfred Hitchcock have signature theme songs. Sherlock Holmes has his cap, Popeye has spinach, and Superman his [super]clothes. In comic books, superhero costumes are very important signatures.
But when you can change the hero in the costume without changing the entire comic book, you’ve uncovered the close cousin of signature. It’s called stereotype. Signatures are good. Stereotypes are … less good.
Lots of comic book costumes have changed their hero’s inside in the last twenty years. At least one new guy in an old uniform has changed much more than his socks, however … Guy Gardner, the Green Lantern of Earth.
Like his fellow Lantern members on almost every inhabited planet, Guy owns a green ring that turns will power into real power. He recharges this ring at a source shaped like a … green lantern. He also possesses one attribute that makes Guy a standout among superheroes.
Guy has a personality: an obnoxious, egocentric, sarcastic personality.
Gardner, signature ring and suit are held hostage by slimy aliens in the latest edition of “Guy Gardner: Year One”. These aliens “took my ring and they’re making a duplicate me that’s gonna take over my planet”.
Original plot is not a signature for Guy.
What Gardner has changed is the flavor of this well-written and distinctively drawn SF comic. He’s almost believable as a human being. (The super powers get in the way of believability). He’s a character that you’d enjoy knowing despite his faults. (The super powers weaken that too). But Guy is very close to real.
Being real is one of the secrets of great storytelling because (surprise!!) clothes really don’t make the [super]man.
Oh, yeah. The weird alien Green Lanterns are fun to.
“Guy Gardner: Year One” #12/$1.25, 22 pages, from DC Comics/Chuck Dixon, writer; Joe Staton, art/available at newsstands and comics shops.
The latest paint job by Peter Mitchell of SVBM is out of this world ..previously Dodd's of Troon livery
So the guys walked into the bedroom (where I was busy reviewing my photos) and told me a relative had called in.
Not funny Nick, not even vaguely amusing.
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So, at my birthday party, we were out at the movies, and this guy was there wearing this shirt... WHAT THE HELL?!?!
riiiiiiight....
Shanghai is an east-meet-west place, especially in the field of art. Shanghai Fine Arts museum, near the brand People's square in the downtown, is the exact place feeling the fashion.
Guy bourdin China Tour is one of the two exhibitions of west arts on the first floor. The photographer, working for 32 years in the fashion magazine French Vogue, is one of the earliest western activists in shooting eauty-women-with-fashion-clothes photos. His early photos and short videos, show the beauty of women within common environment. For example, pictures of girl tourists on the beach show the amazing harmony between human and naturn. Later, he shot more simple fashion pictures just as the right one. With strong comparation between colors, the picture shocked viewers directly, especially in the models' exagerous actions. Photos in the exhibition are not that amazing to viewers today. But think about it, how people at that time, such as our parents, think about those pictures 30 years ago, the era without photo-editing software and digital cameras?
The Chinese exhibitions are placed in the third floor, with traditional Chinese drawings. I even saw the picture-and-story book published one hundred years ago. Many of them are my childhood favorites, such as Hong Lou Meng, one of the fourth popular fictions in China's history. Thanks for those professionals who keep drawing those books, without bothering by the stronger western culture.
Hanging around in the art museum like this often make me feel peaceful. People couldn't live without art, as well as music and dream. It is worth to spend only 20 yuan, or 2.5 US dollars, to enjoy a puring process. Then you know the direction immediately. Thanks, Shanghai.