Fragments From a Basement

browsethestacks:

vintagegal:

Eartha Kitt as Catwoman on the set of the Batman TV series, 1960s

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browsethestacks:

stuffmomnevertoldyou:

Donna Alexander, the first African American “Breck Girl” in 1975.

The Smithsonian explains the significance of the Breck Girl:

The Breck Girls portraits were born during the Depression and came of age in the 1940s and ’50s, times that shook cherished values, including long-held beliefs about the roles of men and women. Advertising executives responded by crafting and presenting idealized images of an American woman they thought everyone could love, a woman both desirable and chaste.

(image via: National Museum of American History)

The Girl Next Door

unfettered-soul:

Legends Collide

So good. It’s a hit, mon.

omigorsh luv

brianmichaelbendis:

 

Herb Trimpe self-portrait.

Sweet pic.

(via themarvelageofcomics)

Yyyyyessss!

thefrogman:

Suddenly, Elephants by Gail Weiss [website]

[h/t: pleatedjeans]

Hahaha!

Great poster.

dickflix:

Dennis Hopper & John Huston

Oh nothing much just Dennis Hopper and John Huston enjoying some Jim Beam together.

comicbookcovers:

Police Comics #7, February 1942, cover by Gil Fox

The Human Bomb?!