Does this mean we’re gonna get legal weed in Texas??
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MS NOW@ms.now · 2h ago"The American people don't want us to get even; they want us to get things done on their behalf." House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, who is now poised to become the next House Speaker, says that Democrats will focus on affordability concerns and not retribution after their midterm wins.
Strange Tales no. 104 (Jan 1963) opening splash page by Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers. I guess “Trapster” is arguably a better villain name than “Paste-Pot Pete”, but this costume is just so fun (and ridiculous)!
Strange Tales no. 104 (Jan 1963) cover by Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers. First appearance of Paste-Pot Pete.
Not to be a hater at this time but I wish I'd kept screenshots of all those old Bluesky posts about how all Southerners should just be abandoned to fascist wolves. If that was you, libbing it up tonight will be allowed once you fill out your Apology Form. Get your paperwork done
Pretty Kirby joins our Funny Animals campaign! A mini-comic of Kirby extrapolations, queries, comments, fugues, and kudos from R. Sikoryak, Paul Karasik, Mark Badger, Gregory Benton, Stephen DeStefano & more. Add it to your pledge by Nov 13: zoop.gg/c/funny-anim...
Another month, another calendar. Here’s the Jim Woodring calendar for November.
New month, new calendar. Here’s the Classic Marvel Blacklight Posters calendar for November, with art by John Buscema and Joe Sinnott.
The charity I’m involved with is running an online auction to help those in need. You can register at the link below and bid live now! We have some great stuff! @midnightlanternorg.bsky.social givebutter.com/c/the-midnight-lantern-2026-auction-f1eoil/auction?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email
Halloween might be over, but the scares last all year round with the Vintage Horror Comics calendar. Here’s the November entry, featuring one of the most classic horror covers of all, with art by Lee Elias.
Dracula Lives Annual no. 1 (and only), Summer 1975, cover by the great Gray Morrow. It’s all reprinted stories, but they’re pretty good ones, featuring art by Neal Adams, John Buscema, etc. Happy Halloween, friends! 🎃
Lots of great responses to this one, some I’m familiar with and some I’m not. I never did show my pick…
Mark Reznicek@realmarkrez.bsky.social · 7d agoWhat’s an album that sounds like autumn to you?
Dracula Lives no. 13 (July 1975) cover by the great Earl Norem. The final issue of the series, but what a great cover to go out on.
We had to say goodbye to Stan a couple days ago. A funny, weird little guy we loved with all our hearts. Love and miss my little buddy so much. 💔
Tell me the year you were born using a Marvel Character who was introduced that year.
Roger Langridge@hotelfred.bsky.social · 6d agoTell me the year you were born using a Marvel Character who was introduced that year.
Dracula Lives no. 12 (May 1975) cover by Ken Bald. The penultimate issue of the series.
Just finished reading this, and like the first two entries in the series, it is fantastic! Can’t wait for the grand finale next year!
Dracula Lives no. 11 (Mar 1975) cover by Steve Fabian. This issue features a Lilith, Daughter of Dracula, solo story written by Steve Gerber.
Comic book mail: Amazing Spider-Man #184. Sep 1978. Writer: Marv Wolfman. Penciler: Ross Andru. "White Dragon! Red Death!" Betty Brant broke up with Ned and she has her sights on Peter! So they go out for Chinese food. Battling the White Dragon later, Spidey is hung over burning oil, ready to die.
Dracula Lives no. 10 (Jan 1975) cover by Luis Dominguez.
Dracula Lives no. 9 (Nov 1974) cover by Luis Dominguez. Good lineup of artists in this issue, including Frank Robbins, Paul Gulacy, Alfredo Alcala, and Sonny Trinidad.
Dracula Lives no. 8 (Sept 1974) cover by Luis Dominguez.
Dracula Lives no. 7 (July 1974) cover by Luis Dominguez. This was the first issue of the series that didn’t contain any 1950s horror reprints as filler. Once again, Dominguez turns in a killer cover!
Dracula Lives no. 6 (May 1974) cover by Luis Dominguez.
