This week’s round of comic book cover art: 
Beetlejuice
Today’s movie of the day is Beetlejuice (1988) directed by Tim Burton
This movie is a childhood favorite of mine. I have lot the count of how many times I have seen this movie. It stars Michael Keaton, Alec Baldwin, Geena Davis, and Winoa Ryder.
This is probably one of my top 5 Tim Burton movies. Burton tends to add his own flair when it comes to his movies and they tend to stand of their own.
There so many memorable characters in this movie however for me the one that stands out is Beetlejuice:
Former assistant to Juno ( who is a case worker for the newly deceased) and now a freelance bio-exorcist ghoul. He ends up causing a lot of trouble for the main characters and chaos ensues!
Until Next time!
JFK: 100th!
“Our most basic common link is that we all inhabit this planet. We all breathe the same air. We all cherish our children’s future. And we are all mortal.”- John F. Kennedy (May 29, 1917- November 22,1963)
new for summer ’17
In June’s up coming posts I will start writing pieces of a novella I have been debating to write for a while. I don’t have a working title….or a concept….or an idea. But better late than never!
Relatable young Homer J…
Young Homer J. Simpson you are totally winning it this week…
Man of the moment
This week’s man of the moment is
PETER SELLERS!!
Funny man Peter Sellers was born on September 8, 1925. He is known for his many comedic roles in movies like Dr. Strangelove, Lolita, The Pink Pather and the Ladykillers.
But perhaps my favorite roles of Peter Sellers was a black comedy directed by Hal Ashby called “Being There.”
Peter Sellers was really diverse when it came in creating characters for his movies. Each one had a differently personality and their own comedic charm. Sellers died at the age of 54 on July 24 1980. He was best known for being the life of the party in his roles and always being the funny man. 
If you are ever having a low day I suggest popping in a Peter Sellers movie and your mood will change for the better!
Congrats Peter Sellers for being this week’s MAN OF THE MOMENT!
Comic book cover art
This week’s round of comic book cover art 
Book Worm
Hello here are my five must reads for the month of May!
- During the year 1968 five groundbreaking movies were in a competition for Best Picture. Although this is a very thick book I couldn’t put it down!
- This stunning book is chalkful of pictures of the director movies and information on how the movies were made.
- John Water’s 2015 commencement speech to the graduating class of Rhode Island’s School of Design. He give some great advice on how to make trouble!
- Based on the brutal murder of Roseann Quinn. “Looking for Mr. Goodbar”s author Patricia Quinn was not planning to write this novel however a rejection from Esquire Magazine on this subject propel her to write it.
- One of my more recent reads from the frequently challenged Banned Book list. I can understand why this book was part of the list. However it is beautifully written and definitely worth reading . Alice Walker actually won the Pulitzer Prize for writing this novel in 1963
Man of the Moment…
This week’s man of the moment is
Stanley Kubrick
This week I will embark in assisting my film teacher discussed and teach one of my favorite directors Stanley Kubrick!
A highly visual director most of his films are based on stories:
Kubrick started his career as a photographer for Look magazine in 1946:
He then started to make short documentaries in order to save up money for his first full length feature:
From there he went on to make some memorable movies. Not always getting the most warm reception when they were first release but over time they are getting the acclaim and recognition for.
Stanley Kubrick is a director that has always stood out for his fearless direction and always fought for his artistic way.
Stanley Kubrick you are this week’s MAN OF THE MOMENT!
“Lolita, light of my life, fire of my loins…”
Published in 1955 and written by Vladimir Nabokov LOLITA has been translated in countless languages, and also banned in countless countries. Lolita has gone through countless cover art. Below are some examples:
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