Adventures of the Blackgang

romancecomics:

G.I. Sweethearts #44

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romancecomics:

Young Brides #25

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I did this, and now it’s been jacked with no link back.  Thanks peeps. 

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comicsodissey:

Tumblr: el amor de tu vida.

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mudwerks:

Walter M Baumhofer (posted by oldcarguy41)

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dirtyriver:

romancecomics:

Falling in Love #129

Falling in love, falling off a cliff… same thing, really.

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beforethemastrp:

victusinveritas reblogged liliezen:

“True love always brings joy to ourselves and to the one we love. If our love does not bring joy to both of us, it is not true love.”

— Thich Nhat Hanh (via yogachocolatelove)

candygalaxy:

Amor Y Olas by ~Felixdeon

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Sailboats in the Ghetto - “A World Apart” - DC’s Cautionary Tale about Racial Prejudice

I am not gonna lie – I was drawn to purchase this issue of Heart Throbs (issue #140 - April 1972) primarily because of the rad sailboat sweater sported by the female lead…

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mudwerks:

(via Fantasy Ink: Happy Valentine’s Day!)

Girls’ Love Stories #139, November 1968.

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book-aesthete:

Le roman de Tristan et Iseut
Joseph Bédier, ed. Paris: L’Édition d’art, 1926.

Gorgeously bound version of the beloved Celtic Arthurian legend, here in Bédier’s French rendition — an attempt to reconstruct the ideal original version of this oft-retold romance. The text is attractively printed, each chapter opening with a large foliate capital.

Binding: 20th-century hand-painted vellum, front cover with sailing ship between decorative bands accomplished in a style reminiscent of the Bayeux Tapestry, spine with title and decorations, back cover with castle tower and distant ship motif. Publisher’s original tan paper wrappers with Celtic motifs bound in.

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thewidowflannigan:

ok seriously what is it with 19th century artists depicting the act of smooching in such a way that it just looks like dude is practicing his bagpipe skills on a borrowed cadaver? seriously.

tangledandfar:

Maximilián Pirner - In Bloom, 1883

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mudwerks:

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Pirate Wench by Frank Shay. Unknown artist, 1950.

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Water Wench Wednesday

sailorgil:

” Merboy Offering a Shell to His Mergirl “  ….. Artist: Elena Flerova, Russia

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