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The Bite of Monsters, by Dennis O’Neil (Modern Promotions, 1971).From a charity shop in Nottingham.
thecomicsvault: So childish BATMAN: THE OFFICIAL COMIC ADAPTATION (1989)Art by Jerry Ordway (pencils/inks) & Steve Oliff (colors)Words by Dennis O’Neil FUCK YES
iaintgotallday: Announcer in video clip: First up are Neil Cameron, Peter Ferreira and Dennis Iannoti, who are seeking an investment for their Pumped Up Nut Butters.Liam: Their product is very special. It’s made 10 milliliters at a time.Joel: OkayLiam:
judgeanon: Denny O’Neil’s Question run is now available on Comixology. Just the first two issues so far, with more on the way. But let me be as sincere and upfront as I can: You need this in your life. This is all subjective opinions and all, but
The Question No.1 (DC Comics, 1986). Cover art by Bill Sienkiewicz.From Oxfam in Nottingham.
thecomicsvault: JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #71 (May 1969)Art by Dick Dillin & Sid Greene Words by Dennis O’Neil
thecomicsvault: BATMAN: THE OFFICIAL COMIC ADAPTATION (1989)Art by Jerry Ordway (pencils/inks) & Steve Oliff (colors)Words by Dennis O’Neil
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thecomicsvault: So childish BATMAN: THE OFFICIAL COMIC ADAPTATION (1989)Art by Jerry Ordway (pencils/inks) & Steve Oliff (colors)Words by Dennis O’Neil
jthenr-comics-vault: Iron Man #190 (January 1985)Art by Luke McDonnellStory by Denny O’Neil Wearing the suit for too long has driven Rhodey kind of insane and his aggression has increased ten-fold. He’s taunted by The Termite and is pushed to
neil-gaiman: jimhenson-themuppetmaster:Another Photo of Screenplay Writer Terry Jones with the Labyrinth Goblins. When I first met Terry Jones, in 1984, he was writing the first draft of the Labyrinth script. Jim Henson had given him a novella, by Dennis
johnvenus:RIP Neal Adams (1940-2022) A true giant of the comics industry. Inspired generations of artists in the 70’s and 80’s and championed creator rights (especially Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster). His and Denny O'Neil’s Batman run
