Warren Magazine Collection: CREEPY, EERIE, VAMPIRELLA
Warren Magazine Collection: CREEPY, EERIE, VAMPIRELLA
NFB:
A Chairy Tale
Afterlife / Après la vie
Air!
An Artist / Une artiste
Animando
Balablok
Baroque’n Roll
Bead Game / Histoire de perles
Black Soul / Âme noire
Blackfly
Blinkity Blank
Bully Dance / La Danse des brutes
Christopher, Please Clean Up Your Room!
Cuckoo, Mr. Edgar!
Dinner for Two / Dîner intime
Elbow Room / Distances
Every Child / Chaque enfant
Ex-Child / Ex-enfant
Flux
George and Rosemary
Hen Hop
Hunger / La Faim
Jonas and Lisa / Jonas et Lisa
Juke-Bar
Le merle
Ludovic – The Snow Gift
Mindscape / Le paysagiste
My Child, My Land / Mon enfant, ma terre
Neighbours / Voisins
Nightangel / L’Heure des anges
Notes on a Triangle
Overdose
Roses Sing on New Snow
Stitches in Time / Maille Maille
The Balgonie Birdman
The Big Snit
The Boy and the Snow Goose / Le Petit Garçon et l’Oie des neiges
The Cat Came Back
The Hat / Le Chapeau
The Impossible Map
The Legend of the Flying Canoe (La Chasse-galerie)
The Magic of Anansi”
Poulpe Pulps: The octopus, known as poulpe in French, polip in Hungarian, and polypous in Classical Greek, is pluperfectly the essence of pulp. Here you will find hard-to-locate images of science fiction, fantasy, and adventure pulp and comic covers featuring the wily octopus.
The Philippine Comics Art Museum: Online edition of the Museum, updated every Monday
O’Reilly Mac: Producing good prints that even come close to what you see on your computer monitor is still the most frustrating aspect of digital photography. It doesn’t have to be, however. Just remember these three steps: calibrate your screen, image edit your photo, and configure your printer.
Ethan Persoff: “Two interesting snapshots of 1950s atomic anxiety. Full of bombs, communists, ducking, covering, charts, maps — and useful instructions for removing those pesky cancer-causing radiation fallout stains.”
Galactic Central is the mother lode of magazine archives, with publishing information and cover art, including a prodigious pile of pulp magazines.”
Link: Explains and details the manufacturing process of a wide variety of products.
SitePoint: “For years, Web typography involved little more than choosing a typeface and font size. Unstyled Times New Roman was the norm, and the integration of established typographical techniques and rules was unimagined.”
Cyber-heritage: Featuring technical cutaway drawings of submarines, ships, aircraft and arms, plus contemporary photos of and on mostly “S” Class Royal Naval Submarines