Girls at trailer camp for defence workers. Ocean View, Virginia, outskirts of Norfolk. March 1941. Medium format acetate negative by John Vachon. Shorpy
Tridacna giant clam in Komodo National Park, The brightly coloured mantle of a giant clam protects it from bright sunlight. Photograph: Nick Hobgood, 2006.
Los Angeles circa 1954-57. Anacin, Faster, safer relief from tense, nervous headaches. Our first in series of billboard photos from the files of Pacific Outdoor Advertising. (Shorpy)
A detail from the Wallace Wood cover to Weird Science No 14, July–August 1952. The artistic team of Harry Harrison and Wallace Wood encouraged Gaines to publish the first ‘real’ science-fiction comics. EC added science fiction to their line with the May–June 1950 launch of the first issues of Weird Science and Weird Fantasy.
Wonder Woman and the Cheetah featured in a DC comic. While the Cheetah may not be the most popular cat woman DC Comics has been responsible for, her high-profile appearance in the “Wonder Woman” sequel has a chance to earn her a whole new generation of fans. DC via The New York Times by Devin Fuller