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jthenr-comics-vault:

Rorschach Visits Moloch

superdames:

Wonder Woman doesn’t indulge!

Still, I had to look up the Blue Moon cocktail of the 1940s:

• 2 oz. dry gin
• 1/2 oz. fresh lemon juice
• 1/2 oz. Crème Yvette or crème de violette (a liqueur made from violet petals and berries)
• Lemon twist for garnish

Shake over ice and strain into a martini glass.

Milo cigarettes were a real brand that was specifically marketed to women (“For the woman of discernment…”) in the early 20th century. I don’t know if this is a form of product placement — a common form of advertising even in the ’40s — but, knowing William Moulton Marston, it’s more likely a criticism of bad habits.

—Sensation Comics #12 (1942) by William Moulton Marston & H.G. Peter

catversushuman:

This will be a mini-series, I think. Well, depending on how the story progresses.

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The Thing eats cakes like they’re muffins. 

kayfabe:

above-up:

Started reading Chew. Disturbing as hell, but man, this is type of stuff is why I love comics.

I am interested in this sort of thing.

robotmountain:

erinsuxx:

first draft of the murder of rasputin.  an assignment for my sequential class.

Alright, everyone follow Erin Lux now because she’s awesome.

jthenr-comics-vault:

Two-Page Spread From
Doctor Strange #2 (August 1974)
“A Separate Reality!”
Art by Frank Brunner (Co-Plotter, Artist & Colorist)

fumettimarvel:

Thunderbolts

I understand.

(Source: man-thing)

rrrick:

mudwerks:

(via Comics Make No Sense: I’m Not Supposed to Leave the Punch Bowl… But You Look So Pretty!)

To the prom night mom!