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Chris Ware cover, Forbidden Planet

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  It still hasn’t gone out of style
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  One of my hs teachers had New Yorkers stacked in her room… I used to snip some of the art out >:
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  Chris Ware cover, Forbidden Planet
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  Eerie and wonderful: Chris Ware New Yorker cover, Forbidden Planet [Reblogged merlin, systems, nevver]
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  Chris Ware is a genius.
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  hilarious. That’s it.
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  It only took me like 1900 times seeing this on the dashboard before I went “ohhhhh, awesome. bizarre. wonderful.”
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  Modern Halloween.
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