#Walter Allen

[kathrahender]

I need more fics where the villains see how much heroes are suffering and they're like "I wanted to see you hurt. I wanted to defeat you. I wanted you to surrender to me- but this- this is not what I wanted. I did not want to see you shattered"

And after that they're like "Nonononono why do you do this to me? Why are you making me feel emotions? Why are you making me feel compassion for you? I'm not supposed to have mercy on you"

[patitodesu]

Too many Moyashis

[kkolg]

sum random doodles

[virfujiwara]

A little thing for @danothan for singlehandedly making me love them even more

[arkhamknightz]

masterlist!! - a quick look at all of my work :)

spiderman!

super cafe! - tasm!peter

in sickness, and in health - tasm!peter , till death do us part

ghost of you - tasm!peter

to love someone else - tasm!peter

dc universe

lacy - dick grayson

when wally falls in love - wally west

masters of the air

sunday, monday or always - bucky egan

criminal minds

tolerate it - spencer reid , closure pt. 2

exile - spencer reid

andrew garfield!

love grows

crush culture , part 2.

sleepy baby!

steve harrington

bullshit.

i didnt mean it

joe keery

love songs about you

matt murdock

cruel summer

walter mckey

cant stand it

evan peters

labyrinth

delicate

miscellaneous !

dustin henderson - replacement

eddie munson - revealed insecurities

[missdrummond]

Does X Odyssey character own a gun?

With little to no explanation

Connie: Maybe

Eugene: No

Katrina: Yes

Wooton: Not any real ones

Penny: Again not like a rifle or pistol or anything

Jason: Naturally

Bernard: Probably not, but maybe like an heirloom or something

Jack: Maybe, I wouldn't be surprised

Joanne: Not currently but probably at some point in the past

Whit: No.

Jillian: Yes

Tom: Yes

Richard: No, he's not going back to jail

Bart: For all of our sakes let's hope not

Edwin: Ha! No

Shakespeare: Maybe

Blackgaard: I don't know like he might, but feels kinda beneath him

Monica: She's in jail so no

Red: Yes

Dale: Maybe

Harlow: Canonically yes, but it only shoots caps

[the-feral-gremlin]

[gothidecorem]

For the Val girlies, bc we too need holiday icons…

Please reblog if you use or save them 💖

[deadthehype]

Behind the scenes of He Got Game movie shoot at Abraham Lincoln High School in Brooklyn, New York photographed by David Lee

(via slam)

[purplehammy]

Clearly I'm still not over this night. But when I tell you everyone SHOWED UP AND SHOWED OUT!! C'mon look at this.

Also this is not my video.

[kathrahender]

Villain-Hero Relationships in Fiction

When a villain betrays a hero, a hero betrays a villain, a villain and a hero stop being allies after something happens or they decide not to ally at the last minute.

Me: Nonononono please not this thing again. Seriously I'm tired of this :/ Why can't you just stop betraying the heroes when they're loyal to you/when you have their hearts in the palm of your hands? Why can't you just stop betraying the villains when they were honest with the "I want to help you" thing? Why can't you just stop with the "You and I being allies was a one-time thing" stuff? Why can't you just stop with the "It's better if we do not ally" thing?

Honestly like I'm the only one who thinks they're better together, working in the same team? I'm the only one who thinks how great they would be if they were in the same side?

I'm the only one who thinks heroes should give the villains a second chance (or more chances, but real chances. I do not accept heroes offering villains to change sides and them not fighting to actually get villain's change of heart) and villains should being more sympathetic with the hero? (I don't know, but I think a hero would be more willing to join a villain/help a villain/understand a villain if they treated them with kindness and compassion instead of hurting them/trying to kill them or hurting/trying to kill their loved ones).

I'm the only one who thinks they should try to understand each other instead of fighting? I'm the only one who thinks the villain should be more human with the hero? (mostly because some of them went through the same things as the heroes and the villains would be hurting the only ones who can understand their pain-). I'm the only one who thinks they're the only ones who can ease each other's pain?

Please tell me I'm not the only one who wants them to recognize how similar they are, to realize they're two sides of the same coin. Tell me I'm not the only one who wants them to realize how both of them are suffering. Tell me I'm not the only one who wants them to be by each other's side and want them to be friends or family (and lovers in Cherik's and Lawrusso's case)

[low-quality-comic-characters]

X-Factor (1986) #39

Walter Simonson, Allen Milgrom, Gregory Wright

[kkolg]

Just Allen :)

[grape-souffle]

Had a sudden burst of inspiration so made this lil thing

The owl dude belongs to @kkolg, check out her stuff, it's cool!

[politicaldilfs]

North Dakota Governor DILFs

Fred G. Aandahl, George A. Sinner, Arthur A. Link, Norman Brunsdale, Arthur G. Sorlie, Jack Dalrymple, Ed Schafer, Doug Burgum, Allen I. Olson, John Moses, L. B. Hanna, Lynn Frazier, Ole H. Olson, John Hoeven, Walter Welford, William L. Guy, William Langer

[uwmspeccoll]

It’s Fine Press Friday! 

We are excited to share Ivanhoe, a romance by Scottish historiacal novelist and poet Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832),  illustrated with linocuts by American artist and illustrator, Arthur Allen Lewis (1873-1957) published in two volumes by the Limited Editions Club, New York, in 1940. Ivanhoe is a historical novel that was first published in three volumes by Archibald Constable (1774-1827), Edinburgh, and Hurst, Robinson and Co., London, in 1819. 

The perceptions of some popular historical figures have been shaped by Ivanhoe, like King Richard the Lionheart, Prince John, and most famously Robin Hood.  Allen Lewis’s illustrations are funny and energetic. He strategically created  interaction across the the page-spread by separating the illustrations with the gutter. The characters awkwardly navigate the space of the page with the effect of them running, falling, jabbing across the book space. The space also may suggest a greater distance, where some characters are just out of reach.  This edition was planned by Allen Lewis who also cut the initials that begin each chapter and the linocut illustrations in two colors. The book was printed at the Marchbanks Press in New York. The type is Monotype Kennerly. The rag paper was produced by Worthy Paper Company, made specially for this edition, and the book was bound by the Russell-Rutter Company in New York. The book boards are wrapped with a silver pyroxylin cloth that is embossed in a chain-mail design. The whole book is cohesive and beautifully designed. It is definitely a favorite of mine. 

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Teddy, Special Collections Graduate Intern