haydiroket:

The government in collaboration with the police and the media staged a theater play (with terrible actors) at Taksim square early this morning. After announcing that there would be no attacks on the people at Gezi park and Taksim, hundreds of policemen came to collect the banners, at the same time choking people with tear gas. The media, who has ignored the protests so far was there from the beginning broadcasting (from extremely good angles) a play between hundreds of cops and about 30 protesters (still a mystery who they were) who were throwing molotov cocktails at the police ın the square. This act went on for more than an hour. The police, who is capable of breaking up thousands of people (without provocation) within minutes and with tear gas and water cannons, only circled around them, gently spraying a little water. In the mean time, on the back streets and around Gezi park, where the media was not broadcasting, the attacks were as usual brutal. The protests until this morning have been peaceful and it is not clear whether these people were extremists from some political groups or others(??). What is clear is that they do not reflect the spirit of this uprising. A couple of hours ago, police attacked the biggest court house in Istanbul and arrested around 50 lawyers (according to the Guardian), who were only protesting against the morning attacks, probably as a response to their help with protecting the rights of the people arrested and injured during last week’s protests. In response to today’s events, people of Istanbul are going back to Taksim square this evening at 19:00 possibly in larger numbers than the protests on May 31. Please share this information. The Turkish media has failed miserably and it is very important that the world knows what is really going on in Turkey.

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totalcontrolradio:

TOTAL CONTROL on Newtown Radio
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Guest mix by Turk Dietrich

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Asylums in Beirut / Sudeten Creche
Stranger In the House / Blessure Grave
Fear And Desire / Siglo XX
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Sour / Void Vision
No Exit / Frank Alpine
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Tof / Lucy
Korot / Lesope Drift
Erosion / Svreca
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Patera / Kareem
Plutocracy / Miles
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thewardress:

DRINK WITH ANIME GIRLS EVERY NIGHT AT 6:30

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homemadecomics:

Action Comics #4, December 1990: Page 5

Bet you forgot all about this Daredevil-Spiderman back-up story, huh?

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tbd-movie:

The Rocky Horror Picture Show Science Fiction,Double Feature - subtitulada (by Mary Tamayo)

I saw this movie in theater when I was 12. I was in the back row.

What are some of your early influences?

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brazilianass:

gothsummer:

UNDERWATER MUSEUM #1

a new colour anthology zine highlighting some of the more abstract comix artists on the rack at DESERT ISLAND (exclusively) in Brooklyn

back cover drawing of dueling women by MEG POWERS..

Calligraphic front cover by Tyler Luetkehans..

pick it up at CAKE Chicago this weekend at TABLE # 102 (the beztt tablesk) from GW Duncanson, Katbus and/or Hazel Newlevant  

Contributors Include:

Andy Burkholder

Andy Douglas Day

AT Pratt

August Lipp

Benjamin Urkowitz

Devon McFarland

GW Duncanson

Katbus

Karneeleus

Meg Powers

Neil Jackson

Paige K. Bradley

Simon Hanselmann

Tyler Luetkehans

Vreni Stollberger

Wade Collier 

also the amazingly beautiful book Mimi & The Wolves by Alabaster can be seen to the left and is well worth a gander if you haven’t picked one up yet..

Hey look at this thing!

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monsterman:

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)

Don’t forgot to celebrate TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE DAY this year!