Magazines: The Whatsisname Collection
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[...] Magazines: The Whatsisname Collection [...]
Amazing.
Astonishing.
Now I know the tradition Inglourious Basterds follows.
Awesome. Thanks for posting these.
These are fantastic and also morally disturbing! Its interesting how these magazines have such macho titles and then the cover show these tough guys using women as human shields. Ha ha, wusses.
Awsome movie, i like to see Hitler death lol.I found you site on google btw.
Really cool collection; I just wish the article titles weren’t marked out. Also, I wish your Snake ‘N’ Bacon show would continue along on Adult Swim. I /really/ enjoyed the pilot, although I’m still unfamiliar with your comic work.
Wow. I can TOTALLY see the influence! I knew your work had that weird old ad vibe, but this stuff pinpoints the origin of it so exactly, yet it’s so different. Eerie stuff there.
Michael,
Really enjoyed Tales Designed to Thrizzle. Was also pleased to see the Super Cops homage in section #4. I thought I was the only one who thought that cover was AMAZING.
Matt
PHILO INC
The whole Super Cops media plan was amazing!
What a find. Thanks.
FUCKIN’ A, MAN
i like war movies and inglourious basterds is one of the movies that i really love “~”
Hello there, I discovered your web site via Bing while searching for a related matter, your blog showed up, it seems very good. I’ve got saved as a favorite it in my google book mark