#Memetic

[lifeattomsdiner]

[meityform]

[freaky-fellers-tourney]

Round 2! Left side

[hecho-a-mano]

get in loser we're going to become memetic entities

[your-blorbos-are-queer]

the maker from memetic is gay (headcanon)

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[thebetterboogerman]

I'm not sure if the implication in this memetic image is that Boogerman was keeping the shuttle in his butt, or that he's just farting on it, but it's cute either way. :)

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C2E2 2024: BOOM! Celebrates James Tynion IV’s 10 Year Anniversary with New Editions

C2E2 2024: BOOM! Celebrates James Tynion IV’s 10 Year Anniversary with New Editions #c2e2 #comics

Announced at Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo (C2E2), BOOM! Studios has revealed its next BOOM! Direct Reserve Campaign: James Tynion IV: The First Decade at BOOM! Studios—a celebration of the Eisner-winning writer’s 10 years of publishing with the L.A. based premier publisher. The James Tynion IV: The First Decade at BOOM! Studios campaign will focus on key moments and fan-favorite titles…

[thescaryhyperfem]

Last message I sent to that bot

[paullovescomics]

Free Comic Book Day 2024

I thought it might be fun to write a little something about each of the comics I got yesterday at FCBD. So here we go. Part 1 of 5.

The Worlds of James Tynion IV - This includes samples from three different series written by James Tynion IV: Something Is Killing the Children, Memetic, and The Woods. These are all creator-owned series published through Boom! Studios. The only one of these I'd read before is Something Is Killing the Children. The pages here are, IIRC, the opening pages of volume one. The other samples also feel like openings. They are all intriguing. Each scene has a really good hook. They are all horror series. I'd say this is a good FCBD issue, as it definitely works as a promotional comic. You really want to see what happens next in each of these series.

Dying Inside - Mixed emotions here, because the story is about a girl who is trying to kill herself. It's not done distastefully, it's just inherently troublesome. I don't want to dwell on it. It's not a series that I want to read, but this opening chapter does end on a cliffhanger, so it does its job as a "first taste". Do not read if you are having problems with self harm or suicidal thoughts (the warning on the inside front cover says essentially the same).

Hellboy - As far as I can remember, I've never read a Hellboy story that I didn't like, and happily, that tradition continues here. It's 1983, and Hellboy is investigating a potentially supernatural death in Romania. In the process, he encounters a monster who can see into his past, showing us the readers glimpses of previous Hellboy stories. This is a cool way of showcasing the character's catalog, and it's a satisfying short story. Well done. The second story in this issue is a Stranger Things tie-in featuring Argyle, that dude from the most recent season who delivers pizzas. It's neat bit of backstory for him, and the art is nice. Good stuff.

Absolute Power - This one is billed as "the prelude to the epic event!" and that's accurate. It introduces the latest scheme by Amanda Waller, Supervillain. She has teamed up with Failsafe, who is apparently something like those robot duplicates that Superboy used to keep around to protect Smallville when he was away, but it's Batman this time, and it's super serious. Or, you know, as serious as a Batman robot duplicate can be. Waller is in charge of some new, super-powerful government program, and she's taken over the Hall of Justice (renaming it the Hall of Order). Okay, I love the DC characters, so I'm always interested in what's going on with them, and my comic-nerd brain can't help but be a little intrigued by wondering where the latest twists and turns are going, but I probably won't pick this up. The supervillain version of Amanda Waller feels like a lessening of the character. She felt more complex in the old Suicide Squad when she wasn't super. I know she doesn't have actual superpowers, but she's super like Batman or Lex Luthor are super: they have super resources, super smarts, super skills, super plans, etc. etc. Anyway. The art is great, and the write-ups about DC's recent events (Lazurus Planet, Beast World…) made me want to read those. Apparently Waller had a thread running through those that led up to Absolute Power, so good job with the longterm storytelling seeds. (Yes, I'm way behind with the superhero universes. The only current one I've been reading is Birds of Prey, which I love. I'm a mood reader, and the mood goes where the mood wants to go.)

[lifeattomsdiner]

me when an Elden Ring youtuber says "ow" when they get hit in the game

[meityform]

R U M B L E

[flusendieb]

6, 7 and 12 for the movie ask meme, please. :3

6:Different characters played by the same actor/actress you think would have fun meeting (fun for you or them? who knows).

Susan Cooper, Michelle Darnell and Mullins - I picture them having to work together on some sort of spy business. Cooper is officially assigned to a case, and operates wherever Mullins is working at the time. Darnell is doing shady business stuff in the same city and somehow gets roped into the whole thing when she witnesses something and/or gets arrested by Mullins. Obviously at some point Darnell's Darlings save the day by beating up a bunch of baddies.

Honorary mention: Tucker and Heihei - for Tucker everything stays essentially the same, except there's now even more ridiculousness added to the story due to chaotic chicken antics.

7:Two films - from very different genres at best - you’d want to mash-up in an unholy experiment.

Billy Elliot and Braindead - his nan could have been a professional dancer, but now she's eaten someone's dog. Well part of it anyway. Instead of the lawnmower scene we get Billy tapdancing all the Zombies to a fine paste.

12:If you could travel back in time and enjoy opening night of any film you’d like, what’s your pick?

probably Stand By Me - I was still in diapers when that came out, but it is one of my favourite films, and I'd be interested to see how the original audience received it

[kiku91]

I love how this started as something rather visceral, and then evolved into what I want to call a parody of the Robin Hood (1973) film. (I’m sorry if there was another influence to this scene I’m unaware of.)

I redownload this app for one day once every maybe two months and unfortunately I’m rewarded every time

[lifeattomsdiner]

[meityform]

[kiku91]

Every chapter I get a little more into it, but man those writing blocks. Actually trying to write a little before bed, but I have a headache and I’m waiting for the ibuprofen to kick in.

This tweet totally describes me