#Jim Ewing

[nextwavefutures]

Creating paths for change

Jim Ewing’s book Transforming Uncertainty is a rich set of tools to help groups create paths for change. New post at The Next Wave.

I’ve been looking forward to the publication of Jim Ewing’s book Braving Uncertainty (Triarchy, 2024) ever since Graham Leicester referenced his work in a few pages of his book Transformative Innovation. Ewing was, until his death in 2014, a member of the group of practitioners convened by Graham at the International Futures Forum in Scotland. The manuscript for Braving Uncertainty was drafted…

[oi0x0io]

In a gay mood today

[a-bucky-a-day]

| Avengers no road home #10

By Al Ewing, Jim Zub, Mark Waid & Sean Izaakse

[skyofdarkmatter42]

Ugouhhg the way Molly's fear and tears at acknowledging Michael doesn't have the ability to physically protect her anymore, that he isn't going to Show Up, isn't only a way to accentuate Harry's need to Show Up for Maggie but is also a throwback to Dead Beat when Harry is pinned down and tortured and realizes he is completely helpless and begins hoping Michael will Show Up and save him because that's what Michael does

[connellswaldrons]

Tv couples and quotes I found on Pinterest that remind me of them (part 5)!!!

[gaypiratepropaganda]

can't help but think that the crew adopting Izzy so fast may have contributed to Ed wanting to leave

[absencesrepetees]

art for the avengers: no surrender (al ewing, mark waid, jim zub/pepe larraz, 2016)

[benbamboozled]

“Shipping Batcest is harmful for real-life adopted families”

First of all, no, no it’s not. “Fictional people fans think should kiss” could not be more abstracted from real life. Get some fuckin perspective, mate.

Second of all, let’s be real here. You just don’t like it. It’s okay to just not like things, or to even be squicked by them. You don’t have to make up reasons why it’s actually bAaAaAaD. You can just go “it squicks me. Next!”

Thirdly, if your issue really is “I believe the very concept to be disrespectful to adopted families” there’s an easy fix for this.

The obvious solution?

Make them all blood related.

Boom. No more issues with “adopted vs. blood related family” anymore!

You’re welcome.

[nia1sworld]

All of you shall receive

Le head pats

They all have! Well...except one

[nickfuryagentofsword]

Avengers 684 (2018) by Mark Waid, Al Ewing, Jim Zub, Joe Bennett & Paco Medina 

Cover: Mark Brooks

Avengers: No Surrender

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[hellyeahgeorgekennedy]

George Kennedy and Jim Davis in Deliver Us From Evil (1973), before they were Carter McKay and Jock Ewing on Dallas.

[a-bucky-a-day]

| Avengers no road home #10

By Al Ewing, Jim Zub, Mark Waid And Sean Izaakse

[onlylonelylatino]

Avengers/Defenders war by Paco Medina

[porcelaintoybox23]

Oh, I hate it when fic authors villainize one half of the ship. I don't mean an au where things are flipped or evil or something but stories that are close to canon with some differences. It's so icky to me. It's obvious you like one half of the pair more and wrote the fic to make them look better.

Someone being meaner, sure, but having them be that ooc, might as well make em a new character.

Even worse when they villainze a woman the fandom already shits on.