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It’s a Better-Late-Than-Never edition of Sunday Scan where I manage to tear myself away from Fallout 4 long enough to scan another Marvelous cover. This time it’s the cover to Marvel’s Bizarre Adventures #27 (1981). This was an all X-Men issue of the Black & White anthology series. Art is by the great Paul Gulacy. Enjoy.
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So I’ve been playing Fallout 4 nearly non-stop since it’s release (Steam PC version here). I can’t seem to do much of anything else I am so hopelessly addicted! Good thing I been off all week on vacation from work! According to Steam I’ve played 74 hours as of right now! I’m at level 30. This game is absolutely my new Skyrim insofar as game obsession/enjoyment. (I put 854 hours into Skyrim over about 3 years I think) I’m just loving Fallout 4. I think Bethesda did a fantastic job overall! I’ve been modifying/improving my character’s weaponry quite a bit. Really fun stuff.
Here are some screen-shots of my guy’s guns (click for larger versions):
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Sunday Scan is a series where I feature a high rez (3000 pixel height at low compression) scan of the cover to a different comicbook from my collection each week. This week’s scan is the cover to one of Marvel’s magazine-sized black & white horror books. This is Vampire Tales #6 (1974) noted as the second appearance of Lilith -Dracula’s daughter. It’s a relatively early painting by the great Boris Vallejo.
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