Out Today: “Star Trek #500”

Out today: “Star Trek #500“, by Christopher Cantwell and Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing.

Celebrate IDW’s 500th issue of Star Trek comics (and an early Star Trek Day!) with this landmark oversized anthology issue! This collection of five short stories spans through fan-favorite eras of the beloved franchise from Lower Decks to Strange New Worlds, legacy characters from The Next Generation and the original series, written and illustrated by Star Trek comics veterans and new voices alike. Plus, don’t miss out on the prelude to 2025’s big Star Trek and Defiant comic crossover event written by Jackson Lanzing, Collin Kelly, and Christopher Cantwell!

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RFK Jr’s family with President Biden. March 17, 2024

Natalie Wood Can be seen in “Peeper”, 1976

I present to you, Sad Pyke.

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Self Reflection by Marion Mou (2160×4630)

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Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley 1979

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“Spaceman” Review

Spaceman: Directed by Johan Renck. With Adam Sandler, Carey Mulligan, Paul Dano, Kunal Nayyar. Half a year into his solo mission on the edge of the solar system, an astronaut concerned with the state of his life back on Earth is helped by an ancient creature he discovers in the bowels of his ship.

Every now and then actors that are known for one genre step out of that genre and do something more series and/or different than what everyone knows them for. Sandler does this pretty frequently, he’s known for being a hilarious comedian with a huge following, but when he decides to get series he goes all in with movies like Uncut Gems, Punch Drunk Love, or Reign Over Me. “Spaceman” isn’t as heavy as those other films, but it comes dang close to it but does it in a way that could be equal parts horror or comedy science fiction, but instead reaches a point of self reflection that many films never attempt. It works for the most part, I have some minor quibbles about some of the story elements, but the end product is a great thought experiment on an ironically human level.

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Phoenix escorts Imene Tuki (Pirates of the Coal Sack, by me)

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Walz is normal and kind. Vance is WEIRD

Bridget Fonda. Point of No Return (1993)

“Racists are people too!” -MAGA

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‘Biggest crash you’ve ever seen!’

Adjudicated Sexual Abuser Hones in on Unaccompanied Females

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Superman: Red and Blue # 6 cover by Doc Shaner [1869×2827]

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Landmannalaugar, Iceland [OC][4160×6240]

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Bangkok, Thailand

Teri Garr (1964)

A woman from 1903 getting photographed for the first time.

This was submitted as craft in the state fair. Should have won 1st

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Ann- Margret 1962

Daisy Ridley

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Beautiful ladies of the 1940’s

World Trade Center, New York City [OC]

Jessica Chastain

Was he talking to Trucker Carlson?

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Lynda Carter, the original wonder woman in the 70’s

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