Elliott Frank

@posijump.bsky.social

Owner Superscript Comics and Games, Cleveland, Ohio. Educator, PM and L&D / Instructional Design. Played in some bands that your uncle remembers seeing open for so-and-so.

The Carey On reunion sets sets sound great. If you write a breakup song and play it a decade later, when you’re happily married, no one cares. I am fine with former-edge guys playing songs they wrote when they were 18. Opinions are going to differ, but I want to hear Roll with the Punches, live

What an amazing weekend. It’s times like these that remind me why we decided to open Superscript Comics and Games. Thanks to @brianmbendis.bsky.social , @phillipkjohnson.bsky.social, John G, The Maltz Museum, Rustbelt Humanities Lab and all of the wonderful people who made this possible.

Brian Michael Bendis@brianmbendis.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Great first day in Cleveland. Amazing signing at superscript. Thank you to everyone who came . Off to the icons of Ink event and exhibit all day at the Maltz museum.

Free Comic Book Day continues to exist, which is awesome. We should do it bigger and better. The big 2 should be doing everything they can to make sure this event is sustainable, memorable and meaningful. This is how we introduce people to the medium.

Not to be a buzzkill, but it's fascinating comics history. Sea monkeys were "invented" by Harold von Braunhut, who also invented X-ray Specs. He funded much of the Silver Age w/ his ads. He was also a Nazi and a top leader of the Aryan Nation! Weapons supplier to the KKK, too. Major scumbag.

Dark history behind 'Sea Monkeys' that became one of the most popular toys of the 90s

There is a dark history behind the creator of the famous Sea Monkeys that we all loved as kids, and it might ruin your childhood.

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A Texas school district has banned HOW LONG TIL BLACK FUTURE MONTH, along with over 1500 other books. Mine was kicked bc it's labeled for adults, which is true. But so are every one of my books, which are available in most schools. That's the only one with "Black" in the title, tho.

What are the bands that served as a lingua franca to talk about music with friends who were not in you’re preferred genre(s)? 1. Rage Against the Machine 2. Fugazi 3. Baroness 4. Hot Water Music 5. The Menzingers 6. Shelter 7. Sleater-Kinney 8. The Sword 9. Lifetime 10. Propagandhi

It’s the 1990s. I’m trying to explain many abuses we see at Ruby Ridge and Waco reflect entrenched practices of law enforcement. It’s the 2000s. I’m trying to explain many abuses we see under the PATRIOT ACT reflect entrenched practices of American law enforcement. It’s 2025. Guess the fuck what.

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