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11 juni 2025

Vilnius (1988), Virgilijus Usinavičius

Vilnius, een foto uit 1988 van de Litouwse fotograaf Usinavičius Virgilijus

Usinavicius Virgilijus, via Lietuvos muzieju kolekcijos

30 december 2023

Sciencefiction anno 1988

Paneel uit Burton & Cyb, De ruimteschooiers, Antonio Segura en Jose Ortiz

Paneel uit Burton & Cyb, De ruimteschooiers, Antonio Segura en José Ortiz, beiden inmiddels overleden. Arboris BV, ISBN 90 343 2333 1.

02 mei 2022

Er was eens een grijze Hulk

Grijze Hulk, De verbijsterende Hulk nr. 23 (special)

Ook als je in je jeugd flink wat comics hebt gelezen, kun je dus iets missen. Er schijnt ooit een grijze Hulk geweest te zijn. Even gezocht en inderdaad:

Originally, Stan Lee wanted the Hulk to be grey, but due to ink problems, the Hulk's color turned to green. This was explained by saying that the Grey Hulk was the original Hulk to appear when Banner first got hit by the Gamma Bomb. However, due to Banner's repeated use of gamma radiation projectors, the much better known/more common Hulk Green Hulk/Savage Hulk emerged. He also serves as the main protagonist in the second part of the Immortal Hulk comic book series.

His rare appearances are also explained by saying that the Grey Hulk persona and the Green Hulk persona are battling in Bruce Banner's sub-conscious. Due to his superior strength, Green Hulk/Savage Hulk, won most of the time thus showing the Savage Hulk persona more often.

(hulk.fandom.com)

Grijze Hulk, De verbijsterende Hulk nr. 23 (special), omslag

De verbijsterende Hulk vs. X-Factor, nr. 23 (special)

Juniorpress 88-36, 1988

26 juli 2020

Memorial Park, July 01 (1988)

Title: Memorial Park, July 01
Collection: Punk Flyers
Date: 1988
Location: Albany, California
Venue 1: Memorial Park

Aaron Cometbus Punk and Underground Press Collection, #8107. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.

19 november 2019

Regions of Recent and Often Repeated Genocide

This map by William Bunge, a radical geographer and peace activist, shows genocide as “almost a universal solution for one's enemies,” including not only the Jews murdered by Hitler, but “gypsies, Tasmanians, Mohicans all forgotten.” Virtually the entire world, including all of the U.S., is in red, the color of those who have been “victims” of genocide at some point.

Via Cornell University Library