20220104
December 2021 Read / Watched
Comic - Dungeon Zenith vol 1: Duck Heart
Comic - Dungeon Zenith vol 2: The Barbarian Princess
Comic - Dungeon Parade vol 1: A Dungeon Too Many
Book - More Fun in the New World: The Unmaking and Legacy of L.A. Punk
Comic - Dungeon Parade vol 2: Day of the Toads
Comic - Dungeon Monstres vol 1: The Crying Giant
Comic - Dungeon Zenith vol 3: Back In Style
Comic - Dungeon Zenith vol 4: Outside The Ramparts
Comic - Dungeon Early Years vol 1: The Night Shirt
Comic - Dungeon Monstres vol 6: The Great Animator
TV Show - Too Old To Die Young
Comic - Dungeon Monstres vol 4: Night of the Ladykiller
Movie - Possessor
Movie - the new Matrix sequel
Movie - Scanners
Movie - The Green Knight
Movie - the first half of JFK
Comic - Dungeon Early Years vol 2: Innocence Lost
Comic - Dungeon Monstres vol 3: Heartbreaker
Comic - Dungeon Monstres vol 5: My Son the Killer
Comic - Dungeon Twilight vol 1: Dragon Cemetery
Comic - Dungeon Monstres vol 2: The Dark Lord
Comic - Dungeon Twilight vol 2: Armageddon
Movie - Don't Look Up
Book - Snow Crash
Movie - A Dirty Shame
20211229
This is neat
I enjoyed this recent [post? issue? thing] of Jay "Arthur Mag" Babcock's LANDLINE newsletter:
20211226
This is neat
https://web.law.duke.edu/cspd/publicdomainday/2022/
In 2022, the public domain will welcome a lot of “firsts”: the first Winnie-the-Pooh book from A. A. Milne, the first published novels from Ernest Hemingway and William Faulkner, the first books of poems from Langston Hughes and Dorothy Parker. What’s more, for the first time ever, thanks to a 2018 law called the Music Modernization Act, a special category of works—sound recordings—will finally begin to join other works in the public domain. On January 1 2022, the gates will open for all of the recordings that have been waiting in the wings. Decades of recordings made from the advent of sound recording technology through the end of 1922—estimated at some 400,000 works—will be open for legal reuse.
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