Now back to the good stuff
Another excerpt from Michael Deforge’s piece for adventure time #3
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Debbie Harry meets Andre The Giant! - The Ring’s Wrestling Magazine June, 1980
Daredevil #220, composed and drawn by David Mazzucchelli, colored by Christie Scheele, scripted by Denny O’Neil, with unspecified assistance by Frank Miller. Cover-dated July 1985. Published by Marvel Comics Group.
Trevor Von Eeden
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Twin Peaks behind the scenes
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Check out this piece on Marcos Martin’s work in the recently released Amazing Spider-Man Sunday Spectacular. (Via Comic Book Resources and Death to the Universe)
Here’s a must-read article by Nate Silver of the New York Times about the NBA’s financial situation and why David Stern and the NBA might be lying.
A few note-worthy facts from the article:
- NBA’s revenues have grown by 11% over five years, adjusted for inflation, or by 30% over 10 years.
- Ticket sales are down 6% compared to 5 years ago but up 22% since 1999-2000.
- Growth in non-player expenses has outpaced that of salaries, having increased by 13% over five years and 43% over 10 years.
I’ll touch up on this subject more this week including exploring how NBA owners make money from non-BRI (basketball related income) methods which are a direct result of team ownership, until then, I still believe that the NBA is misleading with their facts and all owners profit from owning an NBA team.
Check out this piece on the NBA Lockout by Nate Silver (via nbaoffseason).
“New York’s Great Ballpark Injustice” (Via The Wall Street Journal)
June’s 12 Most Depressing ‘Funky Winkerbean’ Strips (Via Comics Alliance)
Check out this selection of photographs from Katinka Herbert’s book, Slam.
My chapbook 20 Paintings by Laura Owens will be out from Poor Claudia soon. The poems tag twenty paintings by Laura Owens. I...
The Internet Summed Up In One Massive, Meme-tacular Poster [Click to see who every character is]
Everyone that ever did...
Yayoi Kusama in her New York studio, 1960.
wanna paint some walls