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Cover of the forthcoming Atlantic. YOU WANT IT DARKER? [View all] kpete Sep 2024 OP
k and r BoRaGard Sep 2024 #1
A picture tells a thousand words Zambero Sep 2024 #5
Truly OMINOUS liberalla Sep 2024 #17
Something wicked this way comes. Efilroft Sul Sep 2024 #2
By the pricking of his tiny little thumbs ... 11 Bravo Sep 2024 #77
Superb roscoeroscoe Sep 2024 #3
gothic! et tu Sep 2024 #4
Wow RainCaster Sep 2024 #6
Two riders were approaching . . . And the wind began to howl NBachers Sep 2024 #7
Yes they are LiberalArkie Sep 2024 #31
WOW. Just wow. nolabear Sep 2024 #8
The Second Coming - Yeats k55f5r Sep 2024 #9
Ah reckon that Yeets fella might have been onta somethin... localroger Sep 2024 #14
Wow! I'd never read this poem until you posted it. jmbar2 Sep 2024 #43
Lots of book titles, too. ShazzieB Sep 2024 #95
That's really impressive jmbar2 Sep 2024 #96
And if this doesn't scare the crap out of you, nothing will. mucholderthandirt Sep 2024 #69
Not really OrangeJoe Sep 2024 #97
Ty. I only know parts of this poem. The last lines came right to mind. electric_blue68 Sep 2024 #90
Not real familiar with the Atlantic. Prairie_Seagull Sep 2024 #10
I doubt it was created by AI. The Atlantic has some of the most talented writers erronis Sep 2024 #11
Will do again for sure. Prairie_Seagull Sep 2024 #12
As I see it, the real problem is. Prairie_Seagull Sep 2024 #20
Justin Metz. See reply 25. highplainsdem Sep 2024 #28
See reply 25. highplainsdem Sep 2024 #27
I keep seeing its articles on Facebook that I want to read. NH Ethylene Sep 2024 #78
I don't think they used AI. It is a real magazine. Jk23 Sep 2024 #82
No need for words bdamomma Sep 2024 #13
K&R bdamomma Sep 2024 #15
MSM Ananda62 Sep 2024 #16
The Atlantic has been warning about Trump for some time.. wnylib Sep 2024 #39
Whoa, Nellie. n/t Lulu KC Sep 2024 #18
That should rattle some higher echelons of the GOP bucolic_frolic Sep 2024 #19
Plus, I think, the track he's taking is not a regular path, but a stream that comes from underground in DC muriel_volestrangler Sep 2024 #60
He blamed Democrats for the Deep State, so by projection, he has his own version all along. /nt bucolic_frolic Sep 2024 #67
Whatever the source of the water; on either side are some kind of brambles, leafless bushes? . electric_blue68 Sep 2024 #92
Trumpian Dystopia wolfie001 Sep 2024 #21
The old Leonard Cohen song. Demnation Sep 2024 #22
Wow! peggysue2 Sep 2024 #23
1,000 words. live love laugh Sep 2024 #24
The cover illo is by Justin Metz, and inspired by Ray Bradbury and Stephen King paperbacks: highplainsdem Sep 2024 #25
Thank you highplainsdem. nt Prairie_Seagull Sep 2024 #30
Thinking this might be AI, although it doesn't have the obvious tells, I was hesitant to rec. Mousetoescamper Sep 2024 #49
Thanks! Bet there was a bit of Rod Serling in the mix, too, consciously or unconsciously. Hermit-The-Prog Sep 2024 #68
Brilliant art Mysterian Sep 2024 #26
The curtains on the horse-drawn coach wnylib Sep 2024 #46
666 CoopersDad Sep 2024 #29
They Tried AndyTiedye Sep 2024 #94
That is an amazing cover LetMyPeopleVote Sep 2024 #32
Holy crap! karin_sj Sep 2024 #33
Dayum sheshe2 Sep 2024 #34
Reminds me of Dumbo. Dave Bowman Sep 2024 #35
Just imagine -- something too dark even for Dick Cheney Blue Owl Sep 2024 #36
Something Wicked This Way Comes MagickMuffin Sep 2024 #37
exceptional artwork... WarGamer Sep 2024 #38
The Capitol burning would have been more effective Owens Sep 2024 #40
I think it appropriate that there is an Elephant in the hearse. FalloutShelter Sep 2024 #41
Creepy rogerballard Sep 2024 #42
We are bdamomma Sep 2024 #48
K&R Docreed2003 Sep 2024 #44
Chilling StarryNite Sep 2024 #45
NOW The Atlantic cares. ancianita Sep 2024 #47
I suspect the sawed off tusk represents... Mr.WeRP Sep 2024 #50
what an amazing and absolutely chilling picture orleans Sep 2024 #51
error VanceFan Sep 2024 #54
K&R gademocrat7 Sep 2024 #52
Whoa. CBHagman Sep 2024 #53
Couldn't figure out why the elephant was in the chart. Then it hit me--the republican Party. That whole debm55 Sep 2024 #55
Reminded me of Rod Stewart, many years ago. BobTheSubgenius Sep 2024 #56
Not quite accurate VanceFan Sep 2024 #57
There perhaps should be a cloud of flying elephantine harpies around him. Beartracks Sep 2024 #84
kompromat! AndyTiedye Sep 2024 #85
Wow, that is absolutely amazing! PatSeg Sep 2024 #58
Pulling his kairos12 Sep 2024 #59
"One magpie for sorrow" Buns_of_Fire Sep 2024 #61
Beautifully done, so dark and meaningful. runnergirl Sep 2024 #62
His hand dweller Sep 2024 #63
Crazy scary. spanone Sep 2024 #64
Stop showing him in positions of power... RobertDevereaux Sep 2024 #65
wonder if Barnes and Noble has print copies? WarGamer Sep 2024 #66
Reminds me of the coach to the castle in "Dracula." betsuni Sep 2024 #70
Some people will like this image. That's what we're up against. yardwork Sep 2024 #71
I don't get it. Who's the guy with the whip? Frank D. Lincoln Sep 2024 #72
wow BlueWaveNeverEnd Sep 2024 #73
That elephant is no victim. Any 5% of it could bring this entire misery to a screaming halt if it wanted to. meadowlander Sep 2024 #74
The elephant in chains breaks my heart EncantoCatColony Sep 2024 #75
Don't feel bad. That elephant jumped right in there. it's just where it wants to be. Autumn Sep 2024 #99
Holy crap awesomerwb1 Sep 2024 #76
As a professional illustrator... GiqueCee Sep 2024 #79
The art of illustration has become moniss Sep 2024 #83
Oh, I remember GEO! Gorgeous! .... electric_blue68 Sep 2024 #91
I want to see the wheels falling off and the horses bucking trump into a deep ditch IcyPeas Sep 2024 #80
After we defeat Trump in November perhaps the artist will redraw it that way. nt Frank D. Lincoln Sep 2024 #86
"From Hells' heart moniss Sep 2024 #81
i wonder what James Earl Jones would've made of that cover walznotwalls Sep 2024 #87
By the pricking Linda ladeewolf Sep 2024 #88
Woahhhh... very heavy AmBlue Sep 2024 #89
Woahhhh... cue ominous movie score! electric_blue68 Sep 2024 #93
He will see this as all powerful and positive. NT SayItLoud Sep 2024 #98
👇👇👇👁️👁️ Goonch Sep 2024 #100
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