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I mentioned I was leaving Substack a while back, and as of this week, I have. Your email subscriptions should all be transferred to my new newsletter provider, Ghost, and you can find me online over here.
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"Swiping" in Retro Sci-fi
Featuring Roger Dean, John Schoenherr, and a lotta Frank Frazetta
Just spotted this thread the other day. It explains the pros and cons of the comic book artist “swipe” — the term for mimicking the composition of a different, more famous i...
Image of the week: Soylent Green poster art
Plus, an unknown muse, an unknown 70s movie, & an unknown meme backstory
My most popular post this week was also my most popular post of the month, a slightly cropped film poster from 1973 for Soylent Green. The reason is simple: Everyone...
Review: ‘Dangerous Visions and New Worlds’
Featuring a giant snail, a puppetmaster, and other particularly trippy covers
Happy holidays! Today I have a quick review of the recent essay collection Dangerous Visions and New Worlds. The short version: It’s good!
Image of the week: Moebius
Plus: non-narrative sci-fi, memes, and the weirdest book in the world
As I’ve mentioned in the past, art from the renowned French comics artist Moebius is always a big hit, but this time, he’s outdone himself. Here’s a 1970 illustration th...
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