#Supreme Thunder

[sailorsenshigifs]

[kristamagness]

Sailor Moon effects with Demon Slayer attacks. From top left to bottom right: Hinokami Mandala, Beast Chain Sword, Aqua Breathing, Supreme Clap and Flash. Enjoy!

[itsagentromanoff]

Deadpool takes over Marvel’s social media

[cantsayidont]

July 2014. Dazzling Tula Lotay artwork for SUPREME BLUE ROSE, previewing the cover of #2 (above), and a page from that issue:

I don't even know how to summarize what's going on here because this series is a pastiche on a pastiche of a pastiche: a Warren Ellis revival of Alan Moore's SUPREME — an extended pastiche of/homage to the Silver Age Superman, and Silver Age DC more broadly, based on Rob Liefeld's '90s Superman pastiche/parody — framed as a pastiche of William Gibson's Blue Ant trilogy (PATTERN RECOGNITION, SPOOK COUNTRY, and ZERO HISTORY), and featuring some of the most jaw-dropping artwork I've seen in a modern comic book. It will probably not make any sense at all if you're not familiar with the things I've just named, but if you are, it is unaccountably, exceptionally good.

[prism-empurress]

do you think Gumshoe would like Sailor Moon?

[l-egionaire]

Considering the stories of Wenwu, Monica, Wanda, Strange Supreme, Drax, Peter Quill, Captain Carter, Bucky, Thor, Andrew Garfield Spider-Man and even Shuri, I feel like there's some theme you could find among these phase 4 MCU projects regarding grief and support systems and how having one during the grieving process can help you move past it whereas not having one or shutting yourself off from one ends up causing you to get worse.

[leatherbookmark]

sits up (very upset (but cartoonishly (picture a pingu)))

it is bad writing*, OR is it on purpose, that

*if you can even expect this sort of writing to be good

like. the fever-world series shenanigans were like... getting from point A to point B, puppets just saying their lines and doing what the screenplay said, but very little emotional depth, internal feelings, repercussions of their actions and lasting effects of Processes**. i bring up brainwashed yeosang all the time because my meat is huge and i'm a fucking genius, but this would have made Sense and caused Problems as well as Tension.

**if you can even etc etc

instead, everything was fine and they moved on***. nothing sad or worrying really happened, and then the gh installment began with "so once the bad guy disappeared, everything was neat and the world had a good future ahead of it, so we went back to our world safely"

***because we're talking about eight, nine tops pages (not full) of "stories" added to kpop albums, for fuck's sake

but, once in that world, the stupidest, saddest and most ??? thing happened, aka -- the guys just fell out. stopped hanging out, something something they only had time to see each other once a year, bam! three years timeskip, EMPLOYMENT.

what am i looking at here? is this like, the dreadfully dull "boys enter adulthood, and adulthood is about Jobs and wives and children and Having No Time For Joy Ever, obviously, it makes total sense you'd just drift apart with people who used to be your world, we're not even gonna explain how that happened, it just did"?

OR is it the point -- that the Other World in which you're crazy heroes fighting the evil regime along with your alternate selves is the world in which you always make it out unscathed, but the real world is the one where the worst thing happens and it's Normal?

help i have become that which i loathe aka some kinda nut overanalyzing the dumbest stuff due to suspected Lore

[travelers-of-the-multiverse]

If one were to build a World Destroying Weapon nd Disguised it as a tower as tall as the eiffel tower, would any of you be concerned for it's existence?

(Hoo boy, this is gonna need a read more because I got way too many muses.)

"What?! Why would you do that?! The logisticsssss alone would be a horrible idea!"

"Much as I might not seem like I give a shit, I would shut your ass down before you got that far."

"This is why demons don't trust Sinners down here."

"Yeah, if you did that shit, I'd be outta work, so fucking don't."

"You gotta a brain in there at all? Cause if you do, I recommend making sure you keep it from getting blown out by your stupidity."

Surge and Kit are simply glaring at the anon with murderous intent. Starline is adjusting his gloves with the same glare.

"I've already seen stuff like that. Do that, and my trauma response would be to blow you up to kingdom come." Elfilin says spear pulled.

"Ditto." Au'ra Darious says.

"The same goes for me and Draco." The Dragonborn Darious says as he and his brother look ready to fight.

"I'm a Maverick Hunter. But Maverick or not, I will stop you for the sake of the world." Axl proclaims.

"Do you really need to ask that? More than half the people on here are heroes, and the rest all have their own reasons for wanting to stop that."

[whataboutfractions]

i still need to finish this for the whole video but i decided i’m not going to worry too much about the effort i put into a fuckin fortnite meme

[doctorslippery]

Roberto Coltro

[mosspapi]

Just go woken up by the loudest isolated thunderclap known to man. Hasn't been another one before or since. Whaddahell

[pastdied]

tag drop part two.

[genderkoolaid]

In Los Angeles, one of the queerest cities in the United States, there are surprisingly few spaces where trans masculine individuals can find solidarity and community. For some, trying to fit into queer spaces after transitioning can be an isolating experience once they start to pass as men. “In general, people can’t necessarily look at me and know that I’m trans,” says Devyn Payne, jumping rope outside to warm up ahead of his match. It’s now different for him to enter LGBTQ+ rooms where lesbians might read him as a straight man or gay men might not recognize him as trans. “Passing as a Black man, my experience has been different in sapphic spaces ... I don’t necessarily feel welcomed [anymore].” The 27-year-old used to wrestle competitively in high school, but three years after coming out as trans he is now rediscovering his joy in the sport and reconnecting with the queer community in a different way — tonight by wrestling another trans man in a neon green jock strap under the alter ego “T-Payne.”

“Before I went to my first Trans Dudes of LA event, I had no trans men friends,” Payne says. “I can’t necessarily relate to [cisgender men]. So it’s great to have people who I can talk about the changes of being on testosterone.” [...] In this room full of transgender people, the weight of a gender binary disappears. Masculinity becomes play material, a performance to bend and break. People dressed for the part exude “Brokeback Mountain” homo-eroticism, another pair act out a construction worker role-play in a BDSM scene in which a plastic hammer is shoved in the mouth. Cal Dobbs, dressed for the part as a judge for the tournament, wears a white wig reminiscent of the founding fathers and a thong under his black robes. (“RBG, classic sex symbol,” Dobbs explained of his costume inspiration from the late Supreme Court Justice.) “Trans men and trans masculine people are redefining masculinity,” says the 27-year-old, who was the first trans person to run across the transcontinental United States. “[Wrestling] is a hyper masculine sport, [but the competitors] bring an element of humor and romance and cuteness to it that makes everyone feel really comfy and safe.” [...] In the weeks leading up to the big performance, Elías Naranjo and Arón Sánchez-Vidal had practiced their wrestling routine weekly for a month, familiarizing themselves with consent and boundaries to make sure they wouldn’t hurt each other. “I was asking them, ‘Is it OK if we kiss? Is it OK if I pick you up and grind on you?’ And he was like, ‘Yeah, I’m open to it,’ ” says Naranjo. But on the spot the two also decided to improvise as Sánchez-Vidal took his testosterone shot on the wrestling mat — a moment met with thunderous applause. The two entered the ring waving Mexican and Peruvian flags dressed as vaqueros. “EL VAQUERO... STR8 4 PAY?” read a sign that Sánchez-Vidal’s girlfriend had made to cheer on her partner. “There’s so much in being brown and trans and queer,” says Naranjo. “We want to show up and take up space ... we’re Peruvian, hot and trans.” The two won best partners, splitting a $150 cash prize at the end of the tournament. Inclusiveness was on the forefront of co-organizers Miller and Bandrowski’s minds as they planned this event. They prepped over 200 hot dogs to feed their hungry fans, a hot and heavy playlist to rally their attendees, and hired ASL interpreters to make the event accessible for deaf members of the queer community. This was their biggest event yet.

[prokopetz]

Standard fantasy RPG pantheon, except:

each god is also the patron of one of the setting's local city-states, and each city-state espouses their own version of the pantheon's org chart that positions their patron as King or Queen of the Gods. The gods themselves decline to weigh in on who's correct.

the god of war died in a bizarre trebuchet accident several decades previously; a coalition of other gods have been playing Weekend at Bernie's with their priesthood ever since, doing their best to answer their prayers with variable plausibility and success.

there are two separate gods of knowledge with two separate, non-overlapping cults. Each god's cult is apparently unaware of the other's existence. There's nothing obviously supernatural about this separation; they just never seem to bump into each other.

the supreme god of the Nice Pantheon of Goodness and Light and the supreme god of the Icky Pantheon of Evil and Darkness are clearly the same guy wearing two different hats. Most NPCs react to having this pointed out as though it's obviously absurd.

the obligatory Squiddy Alien Gods From Beyond The Stars are treated as just another branch of the pantheon alongside the usual faux-Greek deities. Nobody thinks it's at all odd that the god of thunder's sworn blood-sibling is a shapeless cloud of blazing eyes.

[supremescrceress]

@araedi​ asked:  [ 𝐒𝐎𝐅𝐓 ] ― sender wraps a soft blanket around receiver’s shoulders

{☆} Her fingers clutched the amulet and CLOAK tightly, the feeling of his lips FADING away as her eyes flickered open. He had just been returned to her--they’d all condemned the Peregrine Child to eternal nothingness. But DEATH still had a claim on her husband. Clea opened her eyes to see Stephen melt away, fragrant fog fluttering away in his place. 

Dropping to her knees, a KEENING wail burst out of her chest. Cool tears slid down her cheeks--all she felt was nothing. She’d lost Stephen THREE times in the past week, and now, she had to GRIEVE, to mourn--all while assuming his role as the Sorcerer Supreme. 

It was mortifying, to break down like this in front of their allies, colleagues she felt were FRIENDS. Especially as a higher duty now called to her. But losing the love of her life? Again? She needed a goddamn minute. 

Clea tucked her head down, trying to hide her face as she wept. It was silent around her, her body shaking with her agony. Time had lost meaning--who knew how long her MINUTE had lasted, before she felt something soft wrap itself around her shoulders. For a split second, she had thought it to be the Cloak of Levitation--but it seemed to grieve itself. 

Slowly, she lifted her face, tearstained and filthy from BATTLE, to gaze at Thor. Her lip quivered in an effort to thank him, but no words formed on her lips. All she could do was nod her head, burying her face in the blanket. He understood LOSS, better than most people she knew. She had a FRIEND, at least in this. A shuddering sigh shakes her body before she goes still. Sniffling, Clea shakily climbed to her feet, eyes red-rimmed and watery. Without looking at anyone other than Thor, she swallows back her pain. 

Pulling the Eye of Agamotto around her throat, the Cloak fixed itself to her shoulders. 

“We have clean-up to do.” 

[spaceboi112]