#Larry Anderson

[fromthedust]

[baxndaid]

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sally face gc but it’s my actual gc part 2 sorry this is way too fun and my friends are insane

TINY bit of NSFW ⚠️

[fitsofgloom]

If My Heart Or Wallet Breaks

That's My Own Mistake To Make

[mistakeofnature]

Posting all my current doodles / memes for the Children of the Crow AU!!!

Going kinda insane about it <3 chapter 2 of "The reunion" should come tomorrow too for those interested! If you wanna get early access to my art or just wanna ramble about all WTRB things consider joining the discord too!

[muder-boner]

my mAma got me new colors 4 school, so I drew Sally Face again

I don't really color in my drawings, but I think this looks kewl

[larrylimericks]

6May24

After talk if he wouldn’t or would, All alone at the gala she stood; He’s rooted her clout, Her fame’s branching out ... Now a tree, will she leaf? Knock on wood.

[aidothewriter]

SPOOKY SEASON 🎃

Ik its not October yet, but IDC!! Now that it's that time of the year, I kinda wanna start doing stories for specific times of the year. Like Halloween and Christmas, blah blah blah. So here are some fandoms im in that look good for this month!!! Also, I'm watching a berleezy video that is definitely giving me an idea for an au plot!

[ Quick note: I know someone just asked for a request! I plan on taking a look at that soon ]

🍭 Creepypasta

🍫 sally face

🍬 boyfriend to death

🎃 The walking dead

🍭 tell tale waking dead series

🍫 five nights at Freddy's

I will add more if I can think of any other fandoms I'm in! But so far, I am mainly stuck on creepypasta!! Don't be shy to request. Also, I am still working on the carl x reader series!! Can't wait to post part 1!! ♡♡

[luna-ace]

Why are all my comfort characters grumpy old men

[joearlikelikeswrestling]

[xnumb-little-bugx]

I've always felt like this photo of Larry, Charlotte and Ben had a real Wes Anderson feel to it, so I had a little play with it on Photoshop.

If BBC Ghosts was a Wes Anderson film.

[the-simp-of-killers]

Is it bad I wanna see a fic with like the whole sally face gang, like gangbanging a female reader? Or is it just me.

[baxndaid]

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[chaoish1]

hi!! i decided to come back in tumblr because I think this place is pretty cool. there’s my recent art, please enjoy :)

[futurama-in-color]

FUTURAMA 1.06 - A Fishful of Dollars

[alieninvadrr]

I hc Sal Fisher as transmasc/ftm. Ik some people will argue that he’s “too feminine” to be trans, or bring up the fact he wears dresses sometimes (the family photo of Henry and Lisas wedding,) but that doesn’t mean anything?

The whole point of his character design is to go against stereotypes (“who said pigtails were for girls?”)

Trans men/transmascs can be feminine? And even then having long hair and wearing a dress isn’t even inherently feminine, Larry has long hair too after all.

He’s always been relatable for me and I have a hc that the “Sally Face” name was intended to be transphobic at his old town (they probably knew him before he transitioned,) but Sal, being the badass he is, owned it, not minding the nickname, and ignored the bs they said about him not being a “real man” because he liked having pigtails. I’d like to imagine he’d started T about the same time he moved into the apartment, and that his friendgroup knows and support him.

But anyways yeah I got into Sally Face again and feminine trans men are VALID and the creator of the game is cool asf for having cool diverse characters 💯

[cantsayidont]

For a long time, the main impetus for DC reprinting any of its voluminous back catalog was some promotional or licensing tie-in: a movie, a TV show, some merchandise they were trying to push, or just a popular ongoing book. Given how prominently Dr. Fate was featured in the recent BLACK ADAM movie, therefore, it's surprising and somewhat disheartening that DC didn't take the opportunity to do some kind of greatest hits compilation for the character, who was certainly the best thing about that mostly terrible film.

This is especially unfortunate because you could fit quite a bit of Dr. Fate's Silver Age and Bronze Age non-JSA appearances in a single volume, starting with the two 1965 SHOWCASE team-ups with Hourman shown above, by Gardner Fox and Murphy Anderson. There are also a number of later team-ups with Superman and Batman:

Fate then got a couple of solo features in the '70s:

Kubert cover notwithstanding, the 1ST ISSUE SPECIAL story, which is written by Marty Pasko, has some really outstanding early Walt Simonson art, while the SECRET ORIGINS OF SUPER-HEROES story has an eight-page retelling of Fate's origin, narrated by Kent Nelson's wife Inza, by the ALL-STAR COMICS team of Paul Levitz and Joe Staton.

In 1982, Doctor Fate got his own eight-page backup feature in, weirdly enough, THE FLASH #306–313. Despite what a couple of the covers imply, there wasn't a team-up between the Flash and Fate (who in those days still existed on separate parallel Earths); the Fate strip was just an unrelated second feature.

This strip, written by Marty Pasko and Steve Gerber with spectacular art by Keith Giffen and Larry Mahlstedt, presents an array of interesting ideas (some of which obviously paved the way for Giffen's 1987 revamp). Pasko had already established (in the 1975 1ST ISSUE SPECIAL story) that Doctor Fate wasn't exactly Kent Nelson: He was really the ancient Lord of Order Nabu, the entity who trained Nelson in the magical arts, who possessed Nelson's body whenever he put on the Helm of Fate. In other words, the Dr. Fate of these stories isn't so much a man wearing a magical helmet as a magical helmet wearing a man. Nabu has made both Kent and Inza ageless — they both appear about 25, but by this time, they're really in their 60s — but allows them little real control of their lives. Kent has more or less resigned himself to it, but Inza is feeling the strain of being trapped in a magical menage à trois with her husband and an inhuman entity that has little regard for Kent's welfare and even less for hers. Nabu, for his part, seems to exist in a state of constant mystical urgency in which human frailties are an unaffordable distraction.

This could have been really compelling, and it's both graphically interesting and quite strange, but all that is a lot to squeeze into eight-page installments, and having them crammed in the back of one of DC's most conventional superhero books was obviously not optimal. It was also having to compete for Giffen and Mahlstedt's attention with LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES, which I assume was why the Fate strip was dropped after only eight installments.

To everyone's surprise, there was even a Doctor Fate action figure in 1984 as part of the Kenner Super Powers line. This came with a little minicomic, which to my knowledge has never been reprinted:

All of this stuff would add up to something in the realm of 230 pages, which would easily fit into a single trade paperback collection with a digestible price point. Maddeningly, DC has already done the color remastering for roughly three-fifths of this material, so even that probably wouldn't be a huge chore (although the Giffen/Mahlstedt stuff, which has a lot of color holds and graphic effects, really calls for more care in remastering than DC has tended to give its older material of late.)