#Anastasia Troitskaya

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Anastasia Stezh

IG: Siaaastr

Anastasia is represented by Grace Models

📷 Alexandra Troitskaya

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Demonslayer Vol. 2 #3 is written by Alex Xatchett, translated by Danila Evstifeev, and art by Denis Popov, Anastasia Kim, Lada Akishina. Cover by Natalia Zaidova. The crew end up in one of my more favorite places in the Demonslayer side of the Bubbleverse. I love seeing the different demons. Pavel remains.... Pavel.  Realmwalkers #3 is written by Evgeniy Fedotov and Roman Kotkov, translated by Danila Evstifeev, and art by Denis Popov, Anna Rud, Anastasia Troitskaya. Cover by Ivan Elyasov. We get to see a little more into the mysteries of Andrey. I am unsure who I like more: Andrey or Wolf >) Allies #3 is written by Natalia Devova, translated by Tatyana Omelchenko, and art by Denis Popov, Alina Erofeeva, and Victoria Vinogradova. Cover by Yulia Litvinova. I am unsure of what to say. This is a “the plot continues” type issue. Action happens, etc etc.  I have been enjoying post-TotR Bubbleverse, although when they finish with pre-TotR, I worry I will miss some things: Exlibrium, Servolk... I am grateful that they have both pre- and post- translating at once. I am a greedy reader!)

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Greenpeace - A regular weapon made from single-use plastics

Greenpeace - A regular weapon

In Russia, lethal weapons are either forbidden or their sale strictly governed. However, there is no law to control the purchase of another deadly one we can all access. Widespread and powerful, it causes numerous deaths daily... 70% of plastic waste is disposable packaging that cannot be recycled or reused, with over 1 million animals dying annually as a result of its ingestion. Humans are not immune either, with harmful plastic micro-particles entering our bodies through water and food. To raise awareness of the situation, Greenpeace Russia has partnered with creative agency, POSSIBLE Moscow, to create an imitation firearm made from single-use plastics.

Credits Advertising Agency: Possible Moscow, Moscow, Russian Federation CCO: Vlad Sitnikov Creative Directors: Artem Filimonov, Maryam Akhunova Creative: Marat Arutyunov, Mikhail Sinelshchikov, Yuri Korobov, Dmitry Losev Art Directors: Wanslez Quaresma, Alena Morozova Head of Video Production: Olga Rostotskaya Video Producers: Natalia Kasumovich, Olga Nikolich Daria Mansurova: Senior Account Manager Production: Bureau “Working Title” Director: Anastasia Antonova DOP: Andrey Skripnik General Producer: Igor Sayfullin 1st AD: Anna Pischasova Executive Producers: Ekaterina Panasenko, Ekaterina Galanina Art Director: Aleksandra Troitskaya Film Editors: Aleksandr Butov, Ivan Dorogavtsev Color: Ivan Dorogavtsev Sound Editor: Andrey Kashin Tags: Plastic Waste, Russia, Single-use Plastics, Digital, Public Interest, NGO, Greenpeace, Greenpeace A regular weapon, Film Read the full article

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Realmwalkers #1, by Roman Kotkov, Evgeniy Fedotov, Anna Rud, and Anastasia Troitskaya.

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Realmwalkers #1

Realmwalkers #1 Bubble Comics 2017 Written by Roman Kotkov & Evgeniy Fedotov Illustrated by Anna Rud Coloured by Anastasia Troitskaya Lettered by Sergey Lutovinov, Irina Smolina & Sviatoslav Kaverin Translated by Danila Evstifeev    First of all, our Earth is just a part of the Collar of Worlds that consists of many parallel worlds. And, second of all, the gods that you read about in myths and legends actually exist. And any world that they visit will be destroyed in an apocalypse!    But don't worry: there are heroes that will not let that happen. The universe is protected by the Realmwalkers - the mighty warrior of the ancient lineage Andrey Radov and his wife Kseniya that can control plants and their friend - the former Ivan Tsarevich who transformed into the Grey Wolf. Whenever one of the Earths gets a divine intervention, our trio immediately races to help! And their coordinators in this journey are the deathless ruler of Eden Koschei and Vasilisa the Wisest that observe the Collar from the edge of the Universe.    The world of international comics keeps getting smaller and smaller as new companies such as Bubble bring us the translated Russian comic and I have to say I’m incredibly thankful.  I found this to be incredibly fun, original and interesting in that it feels like a blend of the Pantheons of Gods mixed with a modern day real life Dungeons & Dragons setting.  The characters possess powers or weaponry that is enchanted and must travel from world to world protecting the unsuspecting populaces from destruction so yeah it’s very much that amalgam of different genres that create a new one that is utterly and inherently fascinating.    I like this as far as introductions go since we open up in the midst of a mission and then get a flashback to Eden and a conversation between Andrey and the realms ruler.  It does a nice job to clarify a few things that we should know about while reading this and helps us to understand him better.  Andrey doesn’t want to be a hero and I like that about him but he’s being thrust into this role regardless and there are consequences that a man like him will do his utmost to keep from happening. So the inner conflict is real and I like how strong the characterisation is.      The interiors are nice they have this kind of animated feel to them while still remaining true to what we think of as comic book art.  There’s some nice attention to detail here and the imagination and creativity we see on display is wonderfully presented.  The use of page layouts through their angles and perspective are utilised nicely.  While I personally would like to see more backgrounds what we get here is used judiciously.  There’s a nice sense of emotion and feeling that comes from the work.    I’m more than a little intrigued as this trio scours the multiverse for those divine who wish to pay an Earth a visit and must stop them in their pursuit.  It’s different, well thought out and executed so as to be familiar and yet completely new and unique.  Also the main characters have three vastly different personalities and that should make for some interesting reading as the series progresses.    Love finding companies and books like this it keeps the fires of imagination burning brightly!

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Mirror: The Mountain, Igor Grom #1, Realmwalkers #1

Mirror: The Mountain is written Emma Ríos and art is by Hwei Lim. I loved this volume so much. This is in my top three favorite comics from Image Comics, currently. The art is gorgeous and I love the characters. I wanted to cry by the end of this. Igor Grom #1 is written by Alexey Zamskiy and art by Artem Bizyaev,  Denis Popov, Natalia Zaidova, and Maria Vasilieva. Translation by Tatyana Omelchenko. This was really worth reading, but who knows I’m biased maybe. In all seriousness, I do really enjoy the post-Time of the Raven stories so far. This is a different mood than before. It is very touching. I think if you do not read any of Major Thunder, this should still make some sense. Realmwalkers #1 is written by Evgeniy Fedotov and Roman Kotkov. The art is by Denis Popov, Anna Rud, and Anastasia Troitskaya. Translation by Danila Evstifeev. This is a new title by BUBBLE Comics. I really enjoyed this so far. It is about a group of adventurers trying to prevent worlds from ending while battling gods. These are all titles I would recommend.

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Demonslayer Vol. 2 #5 is written by Alex Xatchett, translated by Danila Evstifeev, art by Denis Popov, pencils by Anastasia Kim, colored by Lada Akishina, and cover by Natalia Zaidova. I do really, really enjoy Tsafuran. I am thoroughly enjoying Demonslayer Vol. 2. Since the Time of the Raven, I think Demonslayer may be my favorite BUBBLE series; solid all around. I think my current “If you should start somewhere,” I would say start here.

Allies #5 is written Natalia Devova, translated Tatyana Omelchenko, art by Denis Popov, pencils by Marina Privalova, colored by Yulia Loganova, and cover by Yulia Litvinova. This is quite a switch. I do not know if these characters have shown up before, because I have not read all of Red Fury. I found the characters, however, fairly interesting. It took a bit to understand their situation, but I do not entirely dislike this direction.

Realmwalkers #5 is written by Evgeniy Fedotov & Roman Kotkov, translated by  Danila Evstifeev, art by Denis Popov & Anna Rud, colored by Anna Sidorova, and cover by Alexander Malyshev & Anastasia Troitskaya.  Similar to Demonslayer Vol 2′s #5 issue, this was a little bit of an inbetween issue. Both are good, certainly, but the story is still going, if you get my meaning. It’s not an outstanding issue, but it’s... Not bad. It’s just more of the story.

I will say, I noticed this time around some difficulties with the translation. Sometimes, issues are well translated with no English errors. For whatever reason, this round had several problems. Some are naturalistic errors--sentences that sound awkward or cumbersome, such as “Why cannot I open a portal from this place?!” versus “Why can’t I open a portal from this place!?” and other times, are grammar issues: “He’s been around here a moment ago...” versus “He was around here a moment ago...” I do not nitpick on the translations much, but I still think it’s noteworthy that it exists. My second frustration is not likely with BUBBLE at all, but rather with Comixology. The first era comics--Major Grom, Exlibrium, Friar, Demonslayer vol 1, Meteora, and Red Fury--are not publishing to Comixology. Why this is is unknown, it seems, among us fans, but so far signs point to an issue with Comixology and not BUBBLE. This is making it difficult to recommend these comics because I do not know when issues #9 will come out. This is very depressing because some of the stories are very good. Currently the only way to get further into the story is to read it in Russian, which is much more difficult for Americans.  I love era 2, but I very much want era 1 as well. :(