Showing posts with label James Bond. Show all posts
Showing posts with label James Bond. Show all posts
March 12, 2016
March 10, 2016
Book Cover Art, James Bond In The Cinema
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Illustration by Stefan Dreja. Title: 'James Bond In The Cinema', 1972. The cover with book title and before final cleaning up.
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October 12, 2015
May 5, 2015
April 17, 2012
October 26, 2010
Book Covers: The Man with the Golden Gun
Original title: The Man with the Golden Gun, cover by Hans Arnold, 1965
Hans Arnold
Hans Arnold (1925-2010)
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July 11, 2009
Swedish Actresses: Adams, Ekland and more...
Please click the image for a remarkable transformation!
Maud Adams (born Maud Solveig Christina Wikström) IMDb, Wikipedia
Britt Ekland (born Britt-Marie Eklund) IMDb, Wikipedia
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Related: The Swedish Actresses series
Especially this post.
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IMDb: The Man with the Golden Gun (1974)
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December 20, 2008
December 5, 2008
Magazine Covers: Jaguar
"Who says pussycats are afraid of water? Not Jaguar Bond, agent 0069, the man from O.R.G.Y!"
Learn more - see the whole cover at Farbror Sid's!
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October 9, 2008
September 9, 2008
August 18, 2008
August 13, 2008
Statistics: The Three Most Popular Posts
I just realized, checking in on the stats, that Martin Klasch had a hit post almost two weeks ago - on the 1st of this month to be exact. Sure there were a few comments but not a staggering amount so I had no idea.
The average number of unique visitors a day, over the last two years is 301 but during the same period three (3) posts have created some major traffic - or so I think anyway.
The first and the most popular one was The James Bond title sequences on the 21st of November 2006 - unfortunately those videos are gone from YouTube but most or all the titles can be found if you search for them. Anyway, it generated 8,691 visitors and about 20,000 "extra" visitors all together.
The second peak visible on the chart was small in comparison peaking at 2,087 (approximately 4,500 in total). The post, on the 2nd of February 2007, was this one: Desmond Dekker - Israelites. Oh yes, go ahead - you can still watch and listen to the great Mr Dekker.
And now, finally, the third "top post" and the one I began telling you about in the beginning of this post. The second most popular post ever for this blog is... *drum roll*: Lion in a sidecar! It took in about 7,500 visitors total in one week and peaking on the 1st of August (2008) at 5,065. It seems that MetaFilter was mainly responsible for spreading the word. The other times I believe it was boingboing's fault.
So, how do we wrap this post up? Why have I been reading this, you ask. Is there a conclusion or a moral to it all? Golly, what demands! Well, I don't know, maybe it makes it pretty obvious that a post need not be very elaborate or very good to be a hit. This blog has certainly had more elaborate and some better posts. That's what I think at least. But whether or not you create a hit has a great deal to do with timing and luck. But you already knew that. Thanks for reading.
PS. No I don't think this post will grab a spot in the Martin Klasch hall of fame.
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January 27, 2008
Book Covers: 007 On Her Majesty's Postal Service
The royal mail issues six stamps to mark the 100th anniversary of the birth of James Bond's creator Ian Flemming. The stamps all features four James Bond book covers of the same novel and can all be seen at the web site of the stamp designer A2/SW/HK (scroll down).
I thought Bond never got licked...
Via El Burlador
Related posts
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January 28, 2007
Illustration: Cross-cut 007 locations
The "Disco Volante" from Thunderball
Cross-cut pictures of locations in James Bond films, from The Secret World of 007
Via The Crime in your coffee
January 23, 2007
November 21, 2006
September 30, 2005
Who's Your Favorite James Bond Villain?
My four favorites or let's say my favorite two pairs of Bond villains are all from the same Bond-movie - Diamonds Are Forever. They are of course
Mr Wint & Mr Kidd...
...and Bambi & Thumper.
Both pairs are really weird, revolting, scary and both are probably supposed to be gay; at least the men (no question). As I recall, it's not far-fetched to interpret the women as being man-hating gays as well. Do these villains show the film maker's fear of everything homosexual? Be that as it may, it's the total weirdness of the characters that grabs me.
So, who's your favorite James Bond Villain?
James Bond MultiMedia | Bond Villains
And while you're at it; who's your favorite bond girl? (or spot five Swedish beauties or what's your favorite bond girl name?)
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May 14, 2005
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