#* &. jerrie kennedy.

[loumoonz]

HAPPY HALLOWEEN

[irradiatedsnakes]

aaaand a big handful of furries. some crowns some other people!

for this post we've got:

argentavis callum

proseriama marla

sharp-shinned hawk mingus

horse peter

powder orange ispod peter

northern short-tailed shrew jerry

macroeuphractus milton (also milt and jerry aren't. on the same canvas for any reason i just drew them both here. jerry and milt aren't meeting)

yellow-footed rock wallaby oliver

[atomic-chronoscaph]

The Road Warrior (1981)

[anthrophobixx]

These r like...idk almost a year old n they suck, but fuck it

I'm working on bigger stuffs while doing doodle requests simultaneously !! Consider this a tiny treat in the meantime :]]

[slashericons]

Scream 2 (1997)

[rhineposting]

two abominations brawling

[louisbxne]

SCREAM 2 (1997) Dir. Wes Craven

SCREAM (1996) Dir. Wes Craven

[behindthescreamz]

the cast of “scream 2” filming on the quad of windsor college. (1997)

[kryptonbabe]

Ahhh Alright I will admit it! I haven't read any Superman comics yet.

I'm taking this as a cry for help, I see you friend and I'm giving you my hand, it's always time to start reading Supes. I'm not good giving recommendations because everyone enjoys different things, but there are a few comics that come to my mind when talking about good Superman starting points. I'll try to be super brief.

Golden Age

To answer your other question, you don't have to start from the very beginning, but you totally can start from there if you so desire. Golden age Superman got me into pre-code comics, they are, in my biased opinion, one of the best golden age comic series, the stories hold up incredibly well for their age. This Superman is still developing, a lot will change yet, but the core traits of what makes him special are already there: the compassion, the defense of the oppressed, the double identity, the importance of his journalism career and Lois Lane. The main villains of these early stories are structural oppression, the government and mobsters - so yeah, I'm a big fan. He is wild and sometime scary, but always kind.

Now for something completely different (modern compilations)

American Alien: all issues are written by the same guy with beautiful art by different and talented artists, this book compiles loosely interconnected stories centered around different periods of Clark's early life, one of my favorite Superman books, this one presents several aspects of his lore in a light but engaging way, everyone is here, Lobo is here, Batman, young Dick Grayson, Lex Luthor, Abin Sur (!)

Red and Blue: every story here has a different writer and artist, the collection highlights the idealistic and emotionally moving traits that are essential to Superman, short stories representing why this character is so dear to us

Miniseries

For all seasons: a moving character study focusing on Clark as a person, it's a beautiful book if you like Tim Sale's style, with gorgeous coloring by a team of people. The story is simple and grounded, narrated by different important characters of Clark's life, warm and melancholic, less action focused and more reflective. This has the feel of an old-school Superman, but still soft and emotional

Birthright: a retelling of Superman's origin story, this time while the emotional core of the character is there in the importance of Clark's family and friends there's a more thrilling plot. Character dynamics are the best thing here and when this is combined with the respect Waid has for this character and his ability to write fun moments the result is a really nice lively read

Recent runs

Patrick Gleason / Peter J. Tomasi (2016-2018): post-New 52 Superman, family man Clark, married with Lois and with a kid Jon to take care of, I love this era for how action packed, but still warm it is. It showcases a different Superman dynamic, a more intimate and accessible take on the character while he lives lots of different adventures with his family, you don't need to have read the New 52 stuff, just jump on this and you're good to go

Phillip Kennedy Johnson (Warwolrd Saga): another stellar and very recent run that you can jump in knowing that now Clark and Lois son is grown up and Clark is travelling to Warworld, planet of Mongul, to rescue the enslaved people he keeps there. This is a long arc and Superman is depowered for most of it, while there's not a lot of specific Superman lore regarding his origins, recurring characters and everyday life, this is a completely independent adventure that recontextualizes the core ideas of what makes Superman Superman. It's such a different scenario that you can read it without worrying about being familiarized with the characters and settings, it's all new, just enjoy the jouney, the fantastic art and the beefcake of gladiator shirtless Kal-el

This is all for now, I have lots of other Superman comics I'd like to put here, but they can be hard to navigate (like most of the arcs on the triangle era and post-John Byrne Superman, or bronze age stories that haven't been collected), or they have very specific tones that might be an acquired taste (like silver age comics, and more bronze age stuff). This is also a very personal selection, there are other good Superman comics out there, but these are my choices. I really hope you enjoy it if you decide to read any of them. Message me if you have any other question about this!

[dragon-64]

MerchantLeon sketches and Ashley learns that gay people exist.

[dinopepitah]

I finally did this!! How many do you have in common? I put in tags all the characters >:] in the blank space i would put ducks, oh all the species are my favorite<3 (Blank bingo below!)

[irradiatedsnakes]

ONE BILLION MILLION DIALTOWNIES

ive been a bit behind on posting all this stuff. taurgingi inspired by @/littlesliceofimmortality's design. smile

[cut-me-and-call-me-yours]

SCREAM 2 (1997)

Congrats to one of the only horror sequels that are not only decent but almost fully live up to expectations set by the original. There's nothing better than seeing survivors from a previous installemt come back bigger and better than ever. If you, like me, love this troupe, this is a movie that is a definite must-see. While the supporting cast didn't quite have the chemistry of the original, the plot, kills, and surprise ending certainly did. I loved Sydney International Fight to trust not only her boyfriend but everyone around her. Also, can I just thirst about how good Sydney looks with a bob. Girly pop was rocking with the new edgy look, and I was eating it up.I was also rocking with Randy's new confidence. Boy put his whole pussy into insulting Billy and while it did end up getting him killed, it did make one hell of an iconic scene

[tedkennedyswife]

1980s, Joan poses with broadcaster Jerry Dunfey and actress Jane Fonda.

[dulcegal]

this photo….

[amberxfreeman]