#Lindsay Smith

[lgbtqreads]

Fave Five: Queer Historical YA Fantasy with Female MCs

A Clash of Steel by C.B. Lee Emry Merlin by Robyn Schneider The Shadow War by Lindsay Smith The Spy With the Red Balloon by Katherine Locke This Ravenous Fate by Hayley Dennings

[transformers-mosaic]

Spotlight: Stunticons - Wildrider (Pages 4 & 15)

Originally posted on January 28th, 2012

Story - Josh van Reyk Art - Lindsay Smith Colours - John-Paul Bove Letters - HdE

wada sez: Wildrider’s Budiansky profile reads: “[...] Some of his fellow Stunticons attribute his reckless behavior to be a calculated attempt by Wildrider to enhance the atmosphere of fear he tries to create in his role as a terrorist. But those who know him better realize it's not an act - he really is that nuts! [...] Wildrider fears quiet. He suspects enemies are lurking, ready to pounce on him, if all he hears are the sounds he produces himself. This gets him very nervous and hampers his effectiveness.”

[the-final-sentence]

'You've got yourself a deal.'

Lindsay Smith, from “City of Angels”

[into-unfathomable-life]

Today I finished the first season of OB: The next chapter in Realm.fm, and I felt the need to express a bit of the tornado of ideas I've got myself trapped in. I'm no cultural journalist to go and try to make a heavily-well argumented-dense critic, but in my humble opinion as a consumer of the original series and an audiovisual professional, this is a shit-ton of work that pays off greatly.

My first and most relevant thought during the whole season was that these writers (beautiful people Malka Older, Madeline Ashby, Mishell Baker, Heli Kennedy, E.C. Myers and Lindsay Smit) were so loving and responsible about the truth of these characters that matching the care Maslany puts in everything she touches transported me in a heartbeat into a world I had been missing for a bit now. The humor was there, the wit and the danger, the political statments that soak and base every characters' decisions. They show such an smart sense of timing when introducing new characters as well as letting the old ones make their big entrances, and this keeps you there, wanting for more, being promised almost nothing because they didn't owe us shit, but still found a way to give us new nuances of personality among the clones, new ways of aproaching the same old problems and furthering the discussions that were left open in the TV show.

I am almost in love with the swift in protagonism and activation among the old characters. The fact that Cosima stands first in the first chapters and the detail and effort put in the portrait of her happiness with Delphine strikes me hard personally as I adored these characters and I'm profoundly grateful for the intention of justice that this steady life represents for a couple that was heavily beaten up during the show (not by the writers and directors but by the fictional forces). I love every entrance of every Clone Club sestra - eternally charismatic and multi-layered Allison, twisted and stubborn and wounded Rachel - but when I thought that Helena wouldn't be up for this adventure, her coming down of the truck in her wild hair and parka (and the boots that once belonged to Allison) made me shiver with a sort of simple, joyful happiness that I understand as a gift from the team of this podcast and I am grateful again.

There are several other ideas that I find just right, some new and some old ones that still amaze me: the growth and codependency of small Clone Club Charlotte and Kira, the concept of modern/choosen family, the resistance to structural violence of a minority based on a trust net and their natural skills, the redemption that this concept offers to heavily traumatised undercasted ones as Helena, Rachel, potentially Vivi, and how this interacts with the universal, odysseic concept of coming home; the smart use of Donnie, Art, Felix and Delphine as support as always, offering familiarity but also space for the developpment of those who carry on with the story this time (even though it unsettled me a bit the fact that Delphine didn't suspect a thing about anything when she was so close to the real deal, but that's me respecting and expecting too much about this character anyway) or the effort in documentation needed to talk this much about academic environment, big corporations, northern-american politics and inmigration policies that surely could be addressed more realisticly with even more time than 11 one hour and a half episodes, but still serves to infuse life to this ever-expanding world that could go on for ever. Well not for ever, but I'd like to think that.

Chez Cophine. We were in the right hands all the time, I knew it.

So, I've needed time to come around and sit to listen this properly, but now I think is one of the finest products I've consumed in some time. Only a new, natural step forward for a franchise that have always proved itself to be supported by senseful creators and technicians with a formidable work ethic, tremendous ambitions and love. Now I am equally terrified and excited to listen to Season 2 because I know that some of the old cast actors will voice their characters, but I am not ready for this to be finished. Still, here I go, expecting as much quality as these creators have proven themselves to be capable of providing.

Just one, I'm a few, no family too, who am I?

[matbenetti17]

Lindsay's Moodboard

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

Mean Girls | Walmart Black Friday Deals | Jingle Bell Rockin’

[behindthescreamz]

continuity photos of some of the women of the saw franchise. (2005 - 2010)

[sugarhighxoxo]

Lindsey Lohan serving

[fetchen]

bugs when you lift up a rock

[popculturebaby]

Mean Girls (2004), behind the scenes ✨

[constellaj]

total drama

[transformers-mosaic]

Transformers: Mosaic #245 - "No. 1 Fan(zone)"

Originally posted on September 15th, 2008

Story - Matthew Simon Hessey Art - Lindsay Smith Colours - Rafael Yáñez Letters - Carlos Oliveros

deviantART | TFW2005 | BotTalk

wada sez: This strip bridges between two scenes of “Mission Accomplished”, abridging dialogue from the episode for its first two panels, and setting up the subsequent scene in its final panel. With Isaac Sumdac kidnapped by Megatron, and Ultra Magnus ordering the Autobots to leave Earth, it falls to Captain Carmine Fanzone to look after Sari. Here, she wreaks havoc using her AllSpark key. See below for the full script to this c- wait, did Fanzone just kill that guy...?

No 1 Fan(zone)

PANEL 1:

(Captain Fanzone is standing outside his house, in his pajamas. Standing in front of him are Bumblebee, Prowl, Ratchet and Bulkhead, as seen in the episode ‘Mission Accomplished’. Check Youtube to get the scene right. Sari is hiding behind Bumblebee’s left leg.)

CAPTAIN FANZONE: Absolutely not!

BUMBLEBEE: C’mon Captain! She’s a good kid!

CAPTAIN FANZONE: Why me?

BUMBLEBEE: You’re tops on the list of all the humans we know personally!

PANEL 2:

(Fanzone looks as if he is considering it, Bumblebee looks desperate)

BULKHEAD: Although, it is kind of a short list…

CAPTAIN FANZONE: Well…

BUMBLEBEE: Why not have a ‘trial period’?

CAPTAIN FANZONE: Ah… alright

PANEL 3:

(Sari and Fanzone are standing beside Fanzone’s car, it has crashed into a wall, Fanzone looks furious, Sari is looking sheepish, holding her key tightly. Fanzone’s car has a pair of boosters on it, like the ones Bumblebee had in the first episode with Nanosec)

TEXT BOX: 5 minutes later.

SARI: I thought maybe you’d like a faster car…

CAPTAIN FANZONE: AH! Do you have any idea how many of those cars I’ve gotten through since I met you and your robot friends?

SARI: Um… lots?

PANEL 4:

(Sari and Fanzone are standing in front of a pair of smoking trainers, Sari is again putting on her best ‘I’m innocent!’ look. Fanzone looks livid again. Fanzone is also holding a small gun of some sort, the barrel of which is smoking. There are one or two police officers looking at the boots also shocked.)

TEXT BOX: 10 minutes later.

SARI: I thought maybe you’d like your weapon super charged… the Autobots liked it when I did it for them…

FANZONE: …

PANEL 5:

TEXT BOX: 30 minutes later.

(Sari and Fanzone are standing next to a couple of ambulances, Fanzone looks close to tears, Sari looks insulted. Two police officers are being wheeled into the ambulances on stretchers, they have tea/coffee all over them.)

FANZONE: Practically the entire force… taken out by a drink machine…

SARI: Hey! How was I supposed to know the key would make it come alive!

PANEL 6:

(Sari and Fanzone are walking away from the incident. Fanzone has his head down, and Sari is bouncing around, pleased)

SARI: Well… that was fun!

FANZONE: Whatever… hey, why don’t we go to the park, that’ll be safe… I mean, that’ll be fun.

SARI: Yeah! We can hang out on the swings!

FANZONE: Sure… just as long as they aren’t robots.

[xxkittyminexx]

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~collage and background is mine but pics arent~

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[cherrylacroix]

[matbenetti17]

[marvelsgirl616]

Rachel McAdams as Regina George in Mean Girls (2004)