#{~Kal the Lost~}

[padawansuggest]

Jaster: Your birthday is coming up, what do you want?

Jango: Buir. I’m twenty now.

Jaster: That doesn’t mean-

Jango: I want socks, three new kutes, and for someone to pay off my speeder insurance for the month.

Jaster: …well, it fits the age range, I guess :/

[flight-of-icarus]

Me spreading propaganda for everyone to read Absolute Superman 🌀🌀🌀

(There is something about this version of superman that really struck me and had such a big impact on my brain)

[kryptonbabe]

Superman: Lost TPB (2024) inside cover Written by Christopher Priest and Carlo Pagulayan, art by Carlo Pagulayan

[dailydccomics]

like a Shakespearean tragedy, a series of misfortune Superman Lost (2023) #8 art by Carlo Pagulayan + Jason Paz

[felassan]

Hello! Thanks for all the work you’re doing get all of the new information put together. Has it been confirmed that we’re going to see Kal-Sharok in DATV?

hello! ◕‿◕ thanku ^^ the only thing that has been said about Kal-Sharok in DA:TV is this exchange from the June 14th dev Q&A in the official BioWare Discord:

Q. "Will we be seeing or visiting Kal-Sharok? I've been obsessed with it forever." A. Matt Rhodes: "Yeah, me too. I, I will say, what's been really cool, so in previous games, we've kind've alluded to this before. It was a lot of fun to hint at the locations that were off the map, the mysterious places that you weren't gonna go, where you weren't going, and so you could just bring in some props or some characters, a piece of art, things like that, and you know, even Tevinter was only vaguely hinted at, and then we would just add, add drips, and bits and pieces. So that stuff was really fun. In The Veilguard, we're actually getting to visit, like, a whole lot of those locations that had only been hinted at for reals, you actually do run around Tevinter and a bunch of the other locations that we've revealed. But this also means, like, we're not completely filling out the map and so that there are actually new things that we can start hinting at, that we can start drip-feeding, and so, it's kind've fun. I'd say say, yeah, for what we can show of Kal-Sharok, and, and other locations, it's just, there's more to do." [source: the Discord Q&A on June 14th].

[For the developer Q&A from June 14th on Discord: Notes are here, re-watch link is here]

[mamuzzy]

One of my problems with the self-righteous women-protectors that they come with absolutely amazing brainfuckeries like "fictions affects real life because misogynyst text can be internalized by poor feeble women brain and they will think bad about themselves!!! :((((".

Dude. Stop patronizing women. You are supposed to abolish gender-roles but you just make it stronger with this shit. If woman can't think about herself and can't make herself stop and put down a book that hurts her, I think that is on her. It's not because she is a woman, it's because she - as a person - not mature enough to make choices for herself or don't have safe people around her to teach her to do that. Or teach her that what happens in fiction is not how you supposed to behave with each other.

What's next? You want to make women illiterate so they won't have access to literature that has potential harmful stuff? Who will decide what is harmful? What's this handmaid's tale shit???

Feminism is not about making women comfortable and giving cushion under their soft little tushy while in patriarchy, IT'S ABOUT GIVING WOMEN CHOICE TO CARVE OUT THEIR PLACE HOW THEY WANT.

This shit is so USA fuckery, that you have put a sticker to literally everything that "DON'T DO THIS AT HOME AND DO NOT PUT YOUR CAT IN THE MICROWAVE BECAUSE IT KILLS THE CAT PLEASE DON'T SUE US I BEG YOU"

You are supposed to be a responsible adult when interact with a BOOKS OF 18 +.

"but teens reads adult books!" of course they do. And they do it in secret because you make a fuss about it and they don't trust you to talk about it because you, an adult person, are not mature enough to talk about adult topics.

And it baffles me that people treating TCW - children cartoon - like it was shitted by Plato but when it's about RepComm (which is a 18+ book), people frothing in the mouth why is it not safe for kindergarteners.

[fourcorpsmen]

I won’t abandon these people.

[f4nd0mlife]

Superman: Lost #9 variant cover by Stephen Segovia

[souperfam]

I’m sure I’ve said this before, but literally deadass. I’ve never read a SuperBat where the Super in question wasn’t written horribly ooc

[moonsinkfoxgirl]

girl who triggers her dust allergy by digging through giant boxes of legoes that are 5% dust on a desperate search for Bohrok teeth and eyes...

[anixknowsnothin]

saw eddie today

[kaleidoscopiccc]

leaf coneybear has cats.

[moxyphinx]

THE SANTA CLAUSES + LOST references 

[evelyn-art-05]

How did Kal get burned?

WOOOO LORE TIME!!!

so the world that Kalón is in is set in the early 1900s, and in that time, there was a big war going on, which Kal was a part of as a soldier!! The war had been going on for a while by then, and after a year and a half of being in the war, Kal was sent along on what was essentially the "final" mission. It was going to be a raid on the enemy's main weapons and supplies transportation area, which was hidden via using a small village as a front. The plan was to confirm that it was the right place, and blow the main warehouses up (hopefully during a trade off of supplies if they could manage it) along with most of the people there

Kalón didn't have a super big role in this, but they learned about the plans for the mission, and Essentially (not written: a few past incidents that damaged their mental health) decided that smuggling the explosives/bombs into one of the empty warehouses, lighting it all up with some gasoline and dying there with it was better than letting more innocent people die for the sake of war

they actually decided they didn't want to stay there, in the end, and made the decision to find another way to set off the bombs safely from outside and Far away!!! except one of their bunkmates (poor relationship with the guy, he sucks) saw what they had been doing, and threw a lit lantern into the warehouse (which was, due to Kal, also filled with gasoline)

they did manage to get out, by 1) running and then 2) crawling and then 3) being dragged out of the flames by someone else, but not before they got seriously burned in the process, thankfully not blown to bits by explosives!

anyway they are no longer a soldier but that is how they got burned!!

[dailydccomics]

this story was a very convoluted, drawn out way to say that Clark and Lois are forever and ever and ever and ever Superman: Lost #10

[nakamurajay]

It’s early morning, the sun barely seeping through Jay’s bedrooms window. Jay sits on his bed, on top of the rumpled blankets. He has one leg over the edge, foot on the ground, while the other is folded underneath him. He is in nothing but briefs and a sports bra. He’s looking up at Jon, whom is wearing his Superman suit.

“Shouldn’t you be off by now?” Jay asks.

“Well, yes. But I’d rather stay here. With you,” Jon admits.

“I’m sure there are other people that need you more than I do right now. Unless…” Jay smiles teasingly, eyebrows raised. He reaches out and places one hand on each of Jon’s hips. “…there may be a special reason you’d rather stay?”

Jon smiles sheepishly, shrugging. He glances around the room before looking back down at Jay. “Maybe there is.”

Jay’s right hand squeeze’s Jon’s hip. He looks up at Jon, smile softening. “Could it be that you’ve got a crush on me?”

“Quite possibly.”

Playfully, Jay sticks his tongue out. “Disgusting.”

Jon huffs out a laugh and reaches towards Jay, hands resting on Jay’s shoulders. He bends down and presses his lips to Jay’s left cheek. Jay pouts in return, earning a chuckle from Jon, whom then presses his lips to Jay’s own. The kiss is short and mostly just them smiling against each other, but Jon enjoys it nonetheless. When they pull away, Jon moves and sits down next to Jay. He uses one hand to pull Jay’s body closer to his. He presses a kiss to Jay’s jaw, then down his throat.

“Hey, now. Take it easy, all right?” Jay pulls away from Jon, gently pushing the Superman off of him. He smiles, understandingly, as Jon sighs. “We’ll see each other soon enough. We’re visiting my mom for lunch, remember?”

“Yeah, I know, but…I don’t know. I’ve been feeling off lately.”

Jon falls back onto the bed. One arm rests on top of his stomach while the other goes up on his face, covering his eyes. Beside him, Jay moves until he’s sitting right By Jon’s head. He stares down at Jon.

“Well, have you considered what I suggested? Like, at all?” Jay asks.

Jon moves his arm up a bit so he can peek up at Jay. “Kind of? It just feels like the wrong thing to do. People need me, they’re depending on me. My family is depending on me. If I decide to take a break and quit being Superman then I’ll be letting everyone down.”

“That’s nonsense, of course,” Jay says, rolling his eyes. He looks over at the alarm clock on his nightstand and notices the time. “Look, we can talk about this later, but you really should get going.”

Jon groans. Begrudgingly, he sits up on the bed. He sits for a minute until Jay nudges him, then he stands up. Slowly, he walks toward the window. Behind him, Jay gets up and off the bed, following closely. As Jon opens the window, Jay goes up behind him and wraps his arms around Jon’s waist.

“With the way you’re acting about having to go out as Superman, I’d think you’d be more into the idea of taking a break. Don’t force yourself to do something you’re beginning to get sick of.” Jay plants a kiss on Jon’s shoulder blade. Then he rests his cheek against it. “If being Superman really is what you want to do, then a break would do you some good. No one wants to be saved by a guy who looks like he’s doing it out of obligation.”

Jon groans, “Whatever. I’ll think on it, promise.”

Jay lets go of Jon and gives him a pat on the back. “That’s my guy. Do good out there, okay? I love you.”

“I love you, too.”

Without looking back at Jay, Jon crawls out the window. For a second, Jay thinks he might come back with the way he hesitates. But then the curtains wave around from the sudden rush of air as Jon takes off. Jay leans out the window for a second, staring up at the clouds above. To anyone else, it probably wasn’t noticeable. But Jay, having looked up into the sky after Jon hundreds of times, can pinpoint which part of the cloud Jon flew through.

“Stay safe out there.”