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Classic love and heartbreak songs illustrated in the style of Stephen King horror paperbacks

Artist Butcher Billy took iconic love and heartbreak songs and reimagined them as if they were Stephen King horror novels. They’re actually quite amusing and…

Tara McGinley
Apr 18, 2017

The opera based on Stephen King’s ‘The Shining’

Last year the Minnesota Opera showcased the world premiere of a new opera based on Stephen King’s famous novel The Shining, the starting point for…

Martin Schneider
Apr 12, 2017

Incredible photos of the Viet Cong and their allies during the Vietnam War

A Viet Cong guerrilla stands guard at the Mekong Delta, 1973. The photograph shows a young woman standing guard on the banks of the Mekong…

Paul Gallagher
Apr 6, 2017

The master of Moorcock: The psychedelic sci-fi book covers and art of Bob Haberfield

‘The Singing Citadel’ by Michael Moorcock. Cover art by Bob Haberfield, 1970. Sci-fi author Michael Moorcock has published a dizzying array of books since getting…

Cherrybomb
Apr 6, 2017

Salvador Dali’s strange and surreal illustrations for the autobiography of a Broadway legend

Unless you’re a fan of Barbra Streisand movies, then the name Billy Rose probably won’t mean much. Billy Rose was a legendary Broadway impresario and…

Paul Gallagher
Mar 10, 2017

Bill Paxton, William Burroughs, ‘Blade Runner’ and the making of ‘Taking Tiger Mountain’

Taking Tiger Mountain is a strange film with an even stranger back story. It all began in 1974 when thirtysomething filmmaker Kent Smith saved up…

Paul Gallagher
Mar 6, 2017

Hell in 3-D: Stereoscopic pictures of Satan and his Underworld from 1875

‘Hell.’ Welcome to Hell! As your tour guide today to our great Satanic Majesty’s diabolic underworld, may I suggest you pay close attention to the…

Paul Gallagher
Feb 9, 2017

Lurid covers from ‘Killing,’ the transcendentally trashy European murder comic

In the early ‘60s, a distinctive anti-hero theme emerged in Italian comics. It was typified by Diabolik and Kriminal—both masters of disguise, and both thieves…

Ron Kretsch
Jan 31, 2017

Gary Coleman, comic books & other disasters: Raging Slab were the assmasters of the 1990s

It sorta all shook out the same way, really. Promising start followed by a long, slow slog to oblivion. While it might’ve been a one-off…

Ken McIntyre
Jan 11, 2017

‘Sex Around the Clock’: The darkly sleazetastic pulp art of R.A. Maguire

Illustrator R.A. Maguire was a prolific genre paperback cover artist noted for romance novels and westerns in the ‘70s and ‘80s, but he built his…

Ron Kretsch
Jan 11, 2017

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