Another amusing story from the Australian International Business Times:
A woman named “Jackie,” who claims to be a former NASA employee, called Coast to Coast AM in the U.S. She claimed she had seen evidence of two human figures walking towards the Viking lander on Mars in 1979.
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This is an unfortunate turn of events. The Australian International Business Times has reported that life on mars has been wiped out with the use of nuclear technology, according to plasma physicist Dr. John Brandenburg. In his research paper he claims that an advanced alien civilization has launched two nuclear bombs targeting early Martian life for being too young and noisy. He cautions that Earth could be next in line!
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Roy Thomas, Editor of Alter Ego and writer of three of our most popular web comic strips, has included 68 pages of artwork and articles explaining the development of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ comic art. Covering a span of 85 years, articles by Roy Thomas, Alberto Becattini, Stephan Friedt, Scott Tracy Griffin, Henry Franke and James Sullos describe the rich history of ERB comics that is still continuing to this day. Colorful artwork from a multitude of comics over the years accent the pages and there is also a collage of current web comic strips. And look for Roy riding an elephant in Africa. Wonder if he ever rides his own Edgar Rice Burro… Pick up your copy as soon as you can! Order here.
In another sad tale of endengaring various species in Africa, TakePart reported an increase in poaching of Giraffes. The executive director of the Giraffe Conservation Foundation Julian Fennessy explained the phenomenon is on the rise and giraffes really do not get “the attention they deserve.” The worst are the regions of Keny,a Tanzania and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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Here’s several great photos from the 2013 Northern California Mangani and Museum of Modern Mythology and Pop Culture
In 1976 our Jungle girl artist, Will Meugniot, was already penciling the adventures of Tarzan and Korak for Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc’s foreign comics publications. Not surprisingly, the stories were often written to showcase Will’s beautiful woman. Two of the most popular were from Korak: Balza, The Golden Girl and the Mermaid of New Lothar.
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