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  1. Evil Ernie Kickstarter Brings Classics Back to Print!
    Marking Start of Dynamite X Coffin Collaboration on Chaos! Archives

    Dynamite Entertainment and Coffin Comics are officially opening the vaults and reintroducing fans to some of the most beloved and revolutionary comics, as The Evil One makes his way to...
    comiccrusaders.com/comic-books
    #dynamite #coffin comics #evil ernie #comics #comic books #kickstarter

  2. Evil Ernie Kickstarter Brings Classics Back to Print!
    Marking Start of Dynamite X Coffin Collaboration on Chaos! Archives

    Dynamite Entertainment and Coffin Comics are officially opening the vaults and reintroducing fans to some of the most beloved and revolutionary comics, as The Evil One makes his way to...
    comiccrusaders.com/comic-books
    #dynamite #coffin comics #evil ernie #comics #comic books #kickstarter

  3. Evil Ernie Kickstarter Brings Classics Back to Print!
    Marking Start of Dynamite X Coffin Collaboration on Chaos! Archives

    Dynamite Entertainment and Coffin Comics are officially opening the vaults and reintroducing fans to some of the most beloved and revolutionary comics, as The Evil One makes his way to...
    comiccrusaders.com/comic-books
    #dynamite #coffin comics #evil ernie #comics #comic books #kickstarter

  4. "And my mom: Where do you start with my mom? For almost two years, she had a sister. Then, at the age of 6 and a half, she watched as her only sibling, almost five years younger, was spirited away. It would be 40 years before she saw her again." —Jennifer Senior for The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com/magazine/archi

    #Longreads #EditorsPicks #Coffin-SirisSyndrome12 #Institutionalization

  5. #February 3, 1941
    #OTD The Daily Republican reported on the Box #Huckleberry.

    #Tuscarora #Forest boasts the oldest/biggest huckleberry at 12,000 yrs old. It still lives today.

    The etymology of the word #Huckle means joint - due to the #Plant's jointed stems.

    The handles on a coffin are called Huckles - so when you carry a #Coffin, you are a Hucklebearer or pallbearer.

    And the phrase, 'I'm your Huckleberry,' lets folks know you're just the person for the job, as in #ValKilmer in #Tombstone.