Woodrow Phoenix
@mrphoenix.bsky.social
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Stashes pens around the house like drinkers stash bottles. Comics for cash. Where applicable. Artist/Author: Crash Course, Rumble Strip, Donny Digits, Sugar Buzz!, Plastic Culture, etc https://woodrowphoenix.co.uk/
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sloanesloane.bsky.social
Excited to keep doing the work of tracking our rates, wages, advances and more here at the Coop! No one else is doing it here in the US and its crucial we understand where our industry is heading and demand fair pay! Excited for the new demographic and comic format questions we have as well 💰📚
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mattielubchansky.com
weird phenomenon i keep encountering where “writers” correctly identify the soul-sucking danger that large language models pose to their craft, but for some reason have no problem using generative AI to make images. like….are you stupid!!!!
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The absolute bloody vandalism of austerity in one chart. Good analysis of the overall picture here.
mrphoenix.bsky.social
Quote this with the first four Horror movies that come to your mind that are 10/10s for you. No cheating. Just the first four that pop into your head.

Alien
Let The Right One In
Psycho
The Shining
evandorkin.bsky.social
Quote this with the first four Horror movies that come to your mind that are 10/10s for you. No cheating. Just the first four that pop into your head.

Bride of Frankenstein
Dawn of the Dead (78)
Prince of Darkness
Phantasm
gabrielhardman.bsky.social
Quote this with the first four Horror movies that come to your mind that are 10/10s for you. No cheating. Just the first four that pop into your head.

The Shining
The Seventh Victim
Alien
Onibaba
mrphoenix.bsky.social
Just got lost in the listings for 19th & 20th century literature auction (long passed) at Swann Auction Galleries: so many beautiful editions

www.swanngalleries.com/auctions/pas...
Two leather-bound books side by side, with gilt lettering and images.

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STOWE, HARRIET BEECHER.
Uncle Tom's Cabin; or, Life Among the Lowly. 2 volumes. Title vignettes and 6 wood-engraved plates. 8vo, original dark brown cloth, front covers with gilt-blocked vignette, repeated in blind on back covers, short chipping to spine tips, corners bumped with exposure, vol. 2 with two chips to rear joint and slight lean, short crack to outer edge of front board on vol. 1; penciled ownership signature to flyleaves, unobtrusive bookseller's label to front pastedowns. Boston: John P.
Jewett, 1852
Sold: $2,125.00
Estimate: $3,000 - $4,000
(Sold Price includes Buyer's Premium) Hardcover book, showing some signs of age: 
‘Young Man with a Horn’ by Dorothy Baker

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BAKER, DOROTHY. Young Man With a Horn. 8vo, publisher's brown-stamped tan cloth, two small corner stains; dust jacket, price-clipped, tape repair to spine panel head on verso, light shelfwear; spot to rear endpaper, else contents clean. 
FIRST EDITION OF THE AUTHOR'S FIRST NOVEL. Based on the life of Davenport, Iowa native and jazz music legend Bix Beiderbecke. Kirk Douglas and Lauren Bacall starred in the 1950 film adaptation directed by Michael Curtiz. Cambridge, Mass.:
Houghton Mifflin, 1938
Estimate: $300 - $400
Passed 178
LEROUX, GASTON. The Phantom of the Opera. Color frontispiece and four 2-page color illustrations by Andre Castaigne. 8vo, original pictorial brown cloth, front cover and spine stamped in white and blind, light spotting to top-edges, minimal wear to spine tips, tiny blemish to bottom of front board; dust jacket, unclipped, light soiling to panels with a few small stains to spine panel, 1 3/4-inch rectangular chip to bottom of front panel with loss of some letters, 20mm square chip to spine panel head touching three letters in the title, two small tape repairs on verso, few short closed tears, penciled price of $1.29 to top of front flap; front hinge cracked at frontis, internally clean. New York: Bobbs-Merrill
Company, (1911)
Estimate: $25,000 - $35,000
Passed
19TH & 20TH CENTURY LITERATURE
November 10, 2016 1:30 PM EST
New York, NY, US 187
MACDONALD, ROSS. The Drowning Pool * The Way Some People Die. Together, 2 volumes.
8vo, publisher's cloth; dust jackets, first title scratched with small puncture to spine panel, second title price-clipped with tape repairs and dampstain to verso. FIRST EDITIONS. New York: Knopf, 1950;
1951
Sold: $687.50
Estimate: $300 - $400
(Sold Price includes Buyer's Premium)
19TH & 20TH CENTURY LITERATURE
November 10, 2016 1:30 PM EST
New York, NY, US
mrphoenix.bsky.social
yes, I would happily do it under those conditions. The dawn hallucinations are only temporary, after all.
PS: sorry about your torment with the ball chair but don’t let it stay your hand in future, can supply any ref needed
Woodrow sitting in an Eero Aarnio ball chair looking at what he pictures as John’s pained expression
mrphoenix.bsky.social
Yeah! It was usually just the knowledge I could go downstairs at 7am for a quick breakfast at the Rivington Cafe that kept me going.
mrphoenix.bsky.social
Apple’s call screening app is worthless as a previewing function. The actual words this woman spoke were “District Nurse”. But I didn’t find that out till after I had to apologise for not responding to her message. Sigh.
Photo of iPhone screen: 
Voicemail
• "This written ass."
Yesterday 00:07 Screenshot of voicemail on iPhone, showing the buttons for play, speaker, trashcan, add contact, report spam. Underneath them is the transcript, labelled “(low confidence)” which is the most accurate part of this nonsense:
it says
“This written ass.”
mrphoenix.bsky.social
Precisely. Insane! I did many all-nighters at Detonator in the Studio Years but only out of dire necessity!
mrphoenix.bsky.social
24-hour comics are insane but I remember you telling me this and being sorry I missed it :)
mrphoenix.bsky.social
Gorgeous lettering especially on that g into Th combo
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mattmcmuscles.bsky.social
RIP to Drew Struzen, the greatest to ever do it. 🙌
mrphoenix.bsky.social
I assume the real story here is proof of the afterlife because you died and are now writing to us from Beyond
mrphoenix.bsky.social
Sounds intriguing. I love Frank O’Hara. I’ve ordered a copy from Carcanet
mrphoenix.bsky.social
I think you mean ‘excitable little shop!!!’
mrphoenix.bsky.social
It was the missing steps in between those stages that broke my spirit as a child
mrphoenix.bsky.social
Imagine if this sign was a person.
I like the intensity :)
But a whole shopful of signs punctuated like this… probably not (!!!!)
A sign over the freezer cabinets in an asian supermarket.

NEW ARRIVAL!!
Japanese Fish Cake
Products!!!
Please try them!!
mrphoenix.bsky.social
Except that the key factor here isn’t size of screen, it’s resolution. Most TVs are 4k. And phones are effectively the same when you’re holding them up to your face. So all that detail works just fine.
Whether it’s most effective composition is a different argument, I think
mrphoenix.bsky.social
Is the first one Manhunter
?
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fernmonkey.bsky.social
My friend Sascha is a professional musician and he's lost a viola bow on the way to Heathrow. Please signal boost to help him get it back.
Lost viola bow on the way from Honor Oak Station to Heathrow Terminal 2. The bow slid from its bow case somewhere along the way, possibly on the train. TFL contacted already.
It weighs 68.2 grams and has got a stamped DODD next to the frog. If any info on this, please pm me.