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Book cover of Going Postal by Terry Pratchett. Red background with a man in a gold suit on a running horse, letters tumbling from the back of his letter bag. A postal mark is stamped over the image in black ink. Author’s name above in white letters; book title below in black. Movie poster for the original black and white, 1963 film adaptation of Shirley Jackson’s novel The Haunting of Hill House, titled just The Haunting. Close up of two women’s horrified faces, blond Eleanor and brunet Theo, in the bottom right, against a dark, looming silhouette of Hill House. The building’s black roofs and towers are overlaid with skeletal tree branches against a white sky smeared with dark clouds or fog. In the center of the image the title is printed in a chunky, irregular white font with details, like tower roofs, that echo the shape of the house above, while they frame a simplified white labyrinth or floor plan that contains the skewed, as if fallen or squashed, gray depiction of a figure in a dress. Title for the soundtrack to the 1982 film adaptation of Peter S. Beagle’s novel, The Last Unicorn, music composed and arranged by Jimmy Webb and performed by America (both noted at the bottom of the image). The title is written in a sparkly white font as: Das Letze Einhorn, because the soundtrack was originally only produced in Germany. In the center a luminescent white unicorn stands in profile, her body facing right, but her head turned over her back towards the left. Slim and shaped more like an antelope than a horse, with tufts of fur at her hooves and a long, tufted tail like a lion. She is surrounded by stars or sparkles, the tip of her horn glowing like a single, eight-pointed star. A poster for 2010’s Season 1 of the tv adaptation of Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, and Charlie Adlard’s comic book series, The Walking Dead. Washed out colors akin to sepia tone, with a little more blue, show a lone figure in a sheriff’s uniform with a cowboy hat, carrying a rifle and riding a horse down the center of an empty multi-lane highway towards a distant city of tall, dark buildings. On the other side of the highway divider, abandoned and ruined cars are packed bumper to bumper across all lanes as far as can be seen, back to a bend in the road towards that background cityscape. The title, The Walking Dead, is written in bold, black font across ominous clouds above the city. In much smaller, white text above the title it says: From the Director of THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION and the Producer of THE TERMINATOR. Text along the bottom reads: A NEW ORIGINAL SERIES SUNDAY OCT 31 10/9c амс in white.
November 9, 2024 at 11:16 PM