GREMLIN XR401

Jellyfish In The Deep Sea AI Generated [1920×1080]

Julia Louis-Dreyfus 1995

Helena Christensen 1980s

1981 Jane Seymour

Sydney Sweeney

Dating a Dutch person is hard

Priscilla Barnes (1981)

Divorce number 3 coming soon. So much winning.

The Azerbaijan Carpet Museum

“Music video” that aired on Cartoon Network in 2018…From a cinematic perspective it’s quite aesthetic

Wendy James 1980s

Sun Rising Time [3840×2160]

Foo Fighters – Everlong in the style of Jazz

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Fuji sunset [1920×1080]

I need to see a doctor for the whiplash

BLAZER

NOVA

TRUCK

Colour out of Spaceman [3200×1800]

Fast & Furious [2160×3840]

METROPOLITAN

NASH

Brain Tech (3656×5120)

Emilia Clarke

Ahsoka (2023)

Olivia Munn

Space Sunset [3150×6817]

Simona Tabasco

Catherine Bach in the early 80s

Minimal Woman Silhouette (1760×3780)

Japan scrambles jets after Russian planes spotted over Sea of Japan, East China Sea

“Distant horizons” by me. Blender3D, 2023

Salma Hayek

remember what they took from you

The Marvels (2023)

Is the world finally ready for ethical porn?

Hayley Atwell

Eva Green

Up, up and away! [2761×4902]

Days of future past.

Catherine Bell and Erika Christensen

Progress Pics. First flight is Monday.

Caroline Munro (1970s)

Tag Heuer Photoshoot 2023

SURF

USS Yorktown cutaway illustration

A Superhero’s Duty (The Heroes of Corvus Book 1) by Gilliam, Patricia

Myth by Name. Villain by Nature. Hero by Choice. A fight between a second-generation superhero named Red Bolt and a villain-for-hire named Icarus goes terribly wrong, resulting in the drowning deaths of three innocent civilians and orphaning a six-year-old boy. Racked with guilt, Red Bolt visits Cameron Wilson at the hospital every night and won’t leave the boy’s side until he falls asleep. Befriended by a night-shift nurse, the man in costume begins to disclose what really happened after the fight—and why he feels the deaths of Cameron’s parents and sister fall on his actions. A superhero didn’t survive that night, and Cameron and the rest of the city aren’t out of danger.

Not as well structured as previous super hero stories that I’ve enjoyed in recent years, but it’s pretty ok. It’s also the first one to my knowledge written by someone that wasn’t a middle aged white guy and was part of a story bundle that I bought a few months ago. There’s some narrative issues that I take issue with, but the basic concept of a super powered nearly immortal being that isn’t as bad (or as good) as he seems is a solid premise and one that I think has legs.

It’s not enough to interest me in the sequels, but if you’re into mythological super heroes in modern settings this might do it for you.

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Marilyn Monroe 1950’e

Margarita Cansino (Rita Hayworth) in 1946

The Celestial Symphony [3840×2160]