Saturday, April 5, 2003

Last entry for this week. I promise. And this is a repeat from November, 20th, just because it's so beautiful: Andre Franquin's Turbot sports car. Wonderful. Gorgeous. Tasty. Delicious: The car that never was. A probably very expensive portfolio about Andre Franquin's Turbot Traction 1. Pure art. And now I'm really off to Brussels and will stop pestering you. 11:37:29 PM   Cult, Literature | |

Can't stop ... I found this link over at Steve Hall's adrants. Spoof ads, and most of them are brilliant. Have a look. And now I'll start packing. Or maybe tomorrow? 10:57:40 PM   Cult | |

Frites. I don't know if I'll find more time for entries today or tomorrow - I'm back on the Eurostar towards Brussels, leaving Waterloo Station tomorrow lunchtime. Have fun with a proper Belgian Frites Recipe. And no, they certainly are not called Freedom Fries! Enough links in this entry to keep you busy until next Friday? 7:43:23 PM   Cult | |

Fan-tastic. Anita Rowland was so kind to inform me about Pulp-It: modernized pulp fiction art. Those are old Pulp covers, that have been - well, modernised, to use the english spelling. And all men will love MansGland, more modernised pulp covers about the prostate cancer epidemic. 7:16:12 PM   Cult | |

Sun. Warm. Blue skies. The weather is amazing in London today. So I'm not going to sit in front of the Mac all day long. See you later tonight. 1:43:12 PM   London | |

Meanwhile... Here's Superman's Homepage with everything about the man of steel - history, costumes, artists, online comics, online this and online that. 1:40:15 PM   Cult, Literature | |

This is probably old news, but for your Cartoonist it's brand new. Old Pulp cover magazines, pin ups, vintage racing photos and much more, all nicely assembled in various galleries at WorldWideRetro. 1:31:19 PM   Cult | |

When men were men and cars were cars. Grand Prix history with the greatest drivers, places and events; lots of pictures and a few broken links. 1:19:15 PM   Cult | |