u/Joseph_P_Larkin

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Freddy Krueger's A Nightmare on Elm Street

A magazine sized comic book written by Steve Gerber and produced by Marvel Comics featuring Freddy Krueger from the A Nightmare on Elm Street horror movie franchise.  This was Volume 1, No. 2 of what eventually became a short 2 issue run. Art & story are both rather crummy, you can read them on archive.org…

u/Joseph_P_Larkin — 2 days ago
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One of the saddest photos ever. Kermit the Frog photographed shortly after Jim Henson’s death on 16th May, 1990

u/Joseph_P_Larkin — 1 day ago
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A “Mad” Peek Behind the Scenes at "The Simpsons" Studio (December 1990)

by Sam Viviano, Charlie Kadau

On "the set" (left to right)
Julie Kavner
Yeardley Smith
James L. Brooks
Sam Simon
Matt Groening
Mike Reiss
Gabor Csupo?? (controlling the 'Fox animation camera')
Harry Shearer (Hawaiian shirt)
Jeff Martin
Brad Bird?? (long haired guy in vest)
Wes Archer?? (far right, curly hair and black coat)

Hallway into the studio
George Meyer
John Swartzwelder (cigarette in hand)
Wally Wolodarsky??
Jay Kogen??

Rehearsal room
Rich Moore
Al Jean
Dan Castellaneta
Nancy Cartwright

Klasky-Csupo animation studio
David Silverman

u/Joseph_P_Larkin — 6 days ago
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Weezer in Gene Simmons Tongue #1 (Spring 2002) Vol. 1.01

The first issue of Gene Simmons Tongue magazine, cover dated Spring 2002.  Published in the US by The Sterling Publishing Co. LLC, Allen Tuller as Publisher & CEO.  Hugh Hefner along with Tina Jordan (Playboy's Miss March 2002), Suzanne Stokes (Playboy's Miss February 2000), Buffy Tyler (Playboy's Miss November 2000), Irina Voronina (Playboy's Miss January 2001), Kimberley Stanfield (Playboy's Miss July 2001) and Gene Simmons are featured on the cover.

Volume 1, No. 1.  Cover price of $3.99.

Gene Simmons Tongue had a five issue run from 2002 through 2003.  The magazine announced a hiatus in December 2003 due to Simmons' tour obligations with KISS and never returned.

u/Joseph_P_Larkin — 7 days ago