Friday, January 28, 2011

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ACiDPoP! - Golden Moments.

In the field of comics , the Golden Age is the name given to the period between the 1930s and the mid-1950 ...

Blue Ribbon Mystery Comics # 15
MLJ Magazines (August 1941)


It was during this period as the archetype of the superhero was created. It should be noted that, unlike the Village People that were not at that time, the Second World War, she had a strong influence on the comics of the Golden Age. Check This Out!


Blue Ribbon Mystery Comics # 15 MLJ Magazines
(August 1941)



Captain Marvel Adventures No. 27
Fawcett Publications (September 1943)




Captain Marvel Adventures # 47
Fawcett Publications (July 1944)




Captain Midnight # 23
Fawcett Publications (August 1944)






Captain Midnight # 46
Fawcett Publications (November 1946)






The Black Terror
America's Best Comics No. 2 (1942)
Better Productions



Captain Marvel Adventures # 33
Fawcett Publications (March 1944)




Captain Fortune
Feature Comics # 29
Favorite Comics (February 1940)







Pen Miller
Crack Comics # 24
Comics Magazine (July 1946)








Satan and the Sailor
Frankenstein No. 21 (October 1952)








Blue Circle No.1
Rewl Publications (June 1944)






Blackhood No. 9
MLJ Magazines (1943)







Blue Circle N°1
Rewl Publications (June 1944)






The Black Terror
America's Best Comics N°26
Visual Editions (1948)





The Black Terror N°26
Visual Editions






Dr. Diamond
CatMan Comics N°2
Holyhoke (June 1941)







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Daredevil # 42 (May 1944)
Lev Gleason Publications






The Doll Man
Feature Comics # 29
Favorite Comics (February 1940)






Crack Comics # 30
( August 1948)







Daredevil N ° 42 (mai 1944)
Lev Gleason Publications






Hangman
Comics Special N ° 1
MLJ Magazines (1942)





Hangman
Comics Special N ° 1
MLJ Magazines (1942)







Crack Comics N ° 30
(August 1948)







Crack Comics # 30
(August 1948)







SpySmasher No. 6
Fawcett Publications (August 1942)






The Clock Strikes
Feature Comics # 29

Favorite Comics (February 1940)






Crack Comics # 30
(August 1948)






Blue Ribbon Mystery Comics
# 15 MLJ Magazines
(August 1941)




Mister Justice
Blue Ribbon Mystery Comics # 15 MLJ Magazines

(August 1941)






The Marvel Family # 68
Fawcett Publications (February 1952 )







Satan and the Sailor
Frankenstein N°21 (Octobre 1952)





Maureen Marine
Blue Circle N°1
Rewl Publications (June 1944)






The Fox
Blue Ribbon Comics Mystery N°15
MLJ Magazines (Aout 1941)






The Woman In Red
America's Best Comics N°2 (1942)

Better Productions






Miss Masque America's Best Comics # 26
Visual Publishing (1948)




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ACiDPoP! - Endhiran (We Met Bollywood On Acid Matrix).

difficult to express in words what the delusional endH iran ("Robot" in India) shows us ...


Straight out of the stable Bollywood ienne , this big cardboard box office put us squarely Matrix Reloaded on acid. Impressive Indeed ... Check This Out!

Note that the image quality is much better when the video is viewed directly from YouTube. Links: Part1 , Part 2 .

Part1



Part2






Werten Chiken Grooping

In head to head with the TNT

Facing my TV last night, it became necessary that I find something to watch - I could put a dvd but it was not the game


I'm first said it would be easy, it was enough for me to unplug my brain and follow the two episodes of "FBI missing" proposed by France 4. What was the probability that I came across two episodes I had already seen, when I have the monitor intermittently, the first two seasons, which also I remembered enough so that the suspense is totally stale ?

This required that I try something else. I'd be content with a "Julie Lescaut" on TF1, but unfortunately it was not the woman police commissioner, but the judge, who did not inspire me much. I'm already not a aficionada of "special envoy", but more about the various facts do not inspire me, like the film from France 3 Moreover, neither the movie " escapees' M6 I had ever seen. It seemed unreasonable to watch "American Pie 7", even with this poor, poor Rosanna Arquette.



So that's how I failed again, almost despite myself, to "So true." Saturday afternoon M6 broadcasts a program modeled on the "day after day" rather damn well that follows the lives of people at a crossroads in their life or just in their daily lives, "So true" is the antithesis of program. It's irrelevant and it does absolutely nothing happening notable, I can not even go up interesting. We discovered yesterday the fate of twins fusional or conflicting: two teenage boys who do not support the hopelessness of their mother's Twem , a duo of brothers singers who gave himself a year to drill, two sisters who found smart to get pregnant at the same time in 16 years to the delight of their dear mother, and finally very fusional twins, one is a boxer and the other coaches.

That, with the simple description of the topics I've summarized over an hour of issue. "Angels of reality TV," whose only common thread is whether Senna and Amelie will not break or before the cameras, but each time phew finally not established itself as a program almost palpitating beside "So true." The climax of boredom being reached when Mathieu Delormeau tries to interview his interview with the twins moms worth its weight in mustard, in the kind of psychology I have a whelk.

When I think that Monday, without drums or trumpets, Gulli re-aired the first episode of "Z. .. odiaque" without my being informed, I regret not being able to choose my evening alone with my TV.