Hi there, comrades! I guess this sequential art comes a long way… Without question, Kill Bill (both volumes) truly deserve a self-contained page even if it's the result of a manga’s film adaptation. 

This was my first Tarantino film and bought me right away to get into his whacky filmography. 

What was yours? What is your primary pick from his career? Let me know in the comments, I’ll be reading you! 

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Hi there, terrestrial friends! Sharing the final ink and pencils outcomes of the self-contained page from the first franchise’s film. 

This one was definitely worth the wait so I was able to cherish all of the art by H.R.Giger while drawing on a daily basis. 

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Any thoughts on the new latter release? Let me know in the comments, I’ll be reading you! 

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Hello everyone! I'm sharing today's advance from the landing scene of Ridley Scott's film. I took some time to get to it though HR Giger's design and the high contrasted photography that it offers are definitely something to illustrate upon.

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Hi there, folks! Sharing today’s film poster from ‘The Lighthouse’.  I watched this movie shortly after its release, and it was just after the pandemic turmoil I got to appreciate all of the abstract narrative and composition. 

So now I wonder, would you have preferred this film to feature colored scenes?  Let me know in the comments, I’ll be reading you. 

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Hi folks! Hope you're having a nice start of the week.

I'm sharing today's sequential art from the oniric scene of 'The Lighthouse', featuring Pattinson (Battinson) and the dark sirene.

What would be your best pick from Eggers' films? I personally choose 'Nosferatu' though 'The LIghthouse' is incomparable when it comes to climax.

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Hi there, folks! I’m sharing today’s film poster from ‘The VVitch’ (Robert Eggers, 2015). 

After doing a mixture of genres within the last two months, going back to horror is probably a good decision. Which one do you prefer, ‘Lighthouse’ or ‘The VVitch’?

Let me know, I’ll be reading you! 

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Hello folks! I finally made some time last weekend to watch Ari Aster’s film, ‘Hereditary’, as recommended early this year. 

After discovering his filmography just one year ago, I dare to say he’s one of the finest directors when managing the spiritual realm. However, this one is a tight competition with Midsommar. How about you? What is your favourite one from his list? 

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Hello there, fellow edditors! This is the final outcome on the self-contained page from 'Mars Attack' scene.

I love this film's cast is full of iconic actors. Definitely Tom Jones' performance was the ultimate wrap.

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Grew up watching your family’s show on MTV. 

Grew old listening to your Lennon’s covers. 

Goodbye prince, goodbye dreamer. 

Thanks for making my 2022 so much easier. 

Forever Patient N°9.

Hello folks! Yes… I couldn't help myself from singing the lyrics when researching them. 

This is one of my favourite (and the most hilarious) scenes out of all Burton’s filmography, in my personal opinion. Which one is yours? 

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Hello folks! I’m sharing today’s film poster based on the weekly theme of Burton’s filmography. I would watch its sequel sometime in the future, while I have to admit I might stick to his golden era that is mid 90’s. 

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Hi folks! Sharing today’s pencilwork from an upcoming poster following the weekly theme on Tim Burton’s filmography.

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Hello folks! I'm sharing today's poster for this weekly theme for Tim Burton's films.

While is the easiest pick from his filmography, it's actually the one that features the subjects I'm most interested in when it comes to human behaviour.

Which Burton's film has touched your heart the deepest? Let me know in comments, I'll be reading you.

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yeah made this for fun lol

Hi folks! I'm now sharing the latter single page of the nightmare scene from 'Vertigo', that is one of the best scenes among Hitchcock's filmography in my personal opinion.

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