#angy alien!! >:(

[satosuguuu]

He's such an angry kitty here😭😭

[puppetmaster13u]

Prompt 84

Amity Park absolutely adores her little ghostling, her little Gatekeeper who was of her own ectoplasm, reborn from her own blood in the center of her new heart. She absolutely adores her baby, practically a newborn, being only a year dead! 

So of course she had to gush and boast about her little phantom to the other city spirits! They all got together to gossip sometimes after all. And both Smallville and Fawcett started to gush about their own little ones back! 

Gosh they should set up a playdate at some point, her little phantom could use some friends in the mortal realm. Well some more friends, three is obviously not enough. Oh, Gotham and Bludhaven have come over as well! It’s a playdate then! 

Now if only each of their world’s timelines were synced up, but at least everyone is around the same age! 

[afterlife-2004]

[crowworkz]

Aggressive bacon

I dont know why, but i like this little duo :3 We got a disabled yautja here, known for being a troublemaker and just generally a lil stinker + their pet bby hog who hates and attacks everyone and everything that dares exist in the same universe as it.

If anyone has any questions about the two- ask away!

[azuremallone]

@miscellaniousbedlam & @ms-boogie-man

[claratcssthings]

Some random doodles

Sorry for shitty quality

[incorrect-green-lantern-quotes]

I've come to realize from going through your blog that I know very little about the Green Lanterns (curse of being an arrowverse into a batfam fan apparently) and I really wanna know more. From both a writing perspective, because I don't want to do them dirty when using the JL for something, and also because they seem like really interesting characters?? And I've never heard most of their stories.

So what would you recommend as the entry point to getting into them?

Ough that's a difficult one to answer because with seven (eight including Alan and nine if you count Keli) Green Lanterns from Earth alone, there's a lot of different places you can start. Like I personally started reading comics just before the New 52 reboot in 2011, so everything before that I've picked up via collected TPBs or wiki summaries or sheer osmosis from the Internet lol

I'll go in reverse order, because the more recent additions have the clearest starting points. They're pretty easy to catch up on since they don't have as much history as the others.

For Jo Mullein, Far Sector (2019) serves as both introduction and solo run, and it's essential for establishing her character before tossing her into the mix with the other Green Lanterns in Geoffrey Thorne's 2021 run and Jeremy Adam's current run.

Keli Quintela (aka Teen Lantern) debuted the same year as Jo in Brian Michael Bendis's Young Justice run, but unfortunately got lost in the shuffle of juggling an ensemble cast, most of whom were already established fan favorites. So her origin story is honestly half-baked. Keli played a small part in the Thorne run but was dropped into a coma and has only just woken up. Poor girl desperately needs a good writer to give her some depth.

Simon Baz came in with the New 52 in 2011 and Jessica Cruz arrived a few years later in the Forever Evil storyline of Justice League. Core aspects of both characters were established in those comics, like Simon's cynicism and Jessica's anxiety. Personally however, I consider Sam Humphries's Green Lanterns (2016) to be where the two of them actually got character development and focus, which is why I've put the two of them together.

Kyle Rayner is where things start to get complicated, because he and the older Green Lanterns have a lot of history that predates Geoff Johns's work that, for better or worse, basically is the start of the "modern era" of GL comics. While Johns's Emotional Spectrum saga does effectively become the new foundation for the characters going forward, the first story in it is Green Lantern: Rebirth (2004). Which was written for an audience who's already familiar with the GL mythos, so it's not an ideal place to start with if you don't already know the characters.

Rather, I think the most efficient* starting point is the Emerald Twilight storyline, which begins in issue #48 of Green Lantern Volume 3 (1990). It's Kyle Rayner's origin story, so it's not hard to find collected TPBs of it, and he starts out knowing basically nothing about Green Lanterns so it's a good jumping on point for new readers.

However, Kyle's origin is inseparably tied with the fall of Hal Jordan and the Corps, so if you prefer to have more context for those characters, you might want to read Emerald Dawn I (1989) and II (1990) beforehand. A lot of the stuff from them get retconned in Johns's retelling of Hal's origins, but they're still worth a read.

With John Stewart and Guy Gardner, a lot of their characterization from the 20th century is notably different from how it is today. Part of it is the way that Geoff Johns rewrote them, part of it is how popular the JL/JLU cartoon was. This is a large reason why I'd suggest the Emotional Spectrum saga as a starting point for understanding the modern versions of these characters before going back to their older stuff from the 80s and 90s.

Hal Jordan's history makes me want to beat my head against a wall. He's been around since 1959 but so much of his early stuff is still a blur to me. Someone's probably gonna scream at me if I don't mention Hard Traveling Heroes and his friendship with Oliver Queen. A lot of his Parallax and Spectre era material doesn't take place in actual GL comics but I don't know where to read it other than Zero Hour and Final Night because those were the only TPBs available to me.

Alan Scott, being a Golden Age hero, is largely a supporting character in the JSA, though he does sometimes show up in GL stuff. He did get a miniseries recently, Alan Scott: The Green Lantern (2023), that rewrites his past as a gay man in the Cold War era.

*I say efficient because I could list a bunch of miniseries and debut issues that are historically important for each of the characters but that would make this already lengthy post at least twice as long.

Alternatively, get the 80th anniversary special from a few years back and chug that shit

[reddiamondgamer]

Angy Invader

Art under the cut, he's very angy and has mandibles so I'm being careful

And a bonus version with drool cause fun

[azuresixlets]

what if there were angels and devils and aliens in bloopy's world 🤩

[omg-hellgirl]

Hiii!! This pic reminded me of your blog because I saw your post about angie's book and you actually see her past the typical descriptions the media and david gives her.

This made me think of how she gave up duncan and did not fight for his custody because it was the only way then to save david, to have him take responsibility of their child and her being a mother, should be hurtful. They fell out of love and it hurts ;-; ;-; david used her like he did in the early days.

Thanks for reminding of me! I love this picture. I love David and Angie as separate entities (never together). Another important but never mentioned detail that I never had the courage to bring up is that in her book Angie says that she participated in a threesome (without David) and that there were photos from that day. Now, she says that these photos came to David at some moment, but she doesn't explicitly say that they were used in the divorce process (I believe so). Still, she says that this fact also contributed to her disadvantage at court.

The incident was par for the course, really, just some highgear sex involving me, Roy, and D, a female heroin dealer, but this time Roy jumped up at a certain moment and said, "Hold it, girls, hold it! You look so fucking good I've just got to get pictures!" I was so stoned I didn't even think twice about it, and cooperated as Roy went through a pack of Polaroid film.

[...]

Because of the bias of Swiss law, the fact that I didn't claim custody of Zowie, and crucially, the Polaroids Roy Martin supplied to him, David probably didn't even have to give me that much. He insisted on a gag clause stipulating that I could not discuss our marriage in the media for the term of the settlement, which has now expired.

Possibly he used photos of her in sexual moments "cheating" on him while he was a slut and did worse than her.

He put a gag clause in the divorce to force her to keep quiet. Not very feminist or cool the above two points, right? Wearing skirts and makeup and all the gender revolution didn't help him be a better person with Angie.

Is there anything to be called besides Parental Alienation for a mother who in 2016, even after David's death, needs to send messages to her own son via Twitter? How many years of being away from his mother and knowing about her only through David's distorted words did it take so that even after David's death they didn't have a mother-son relationship again? I don't know what their relationship is like these days.

This tweet above made me cry a lot. I understand why she did what she did, but every day I wish she had made a different choice with Duncan.

Again, thanks for remembering me and seeing this photo was a nice surprise! Even though I seem hard on David, I still love him. It's pretty hard to let some things go, though.

[und8e2ff]

Biolizard is an Aquarius born January 27th, and Shadow's a Gemini born June 19th.

According to Horoscopology they would have zodiacically been best friends if they were ever allowed to coexist in the same timeline.

We were robbed.

[forgetitbeam]

Few illustrations from the past months!!

- Angie's birthday !

- DTIYS on Instagram !

- Blep The Alien !

- Girly Teen Girl

[nerds-yearbook]

In 1893, two aliens were investigating a series of deaths where the bodies were found floating in the river with mysteriously red hued skin. Using a technique to record the last image the latest victim saw, the aliens were surprised to see an image of their time traveling (also alien) friend, The Doctor (Doctor 11). ("The Crimson Horror", Doctor Who, Vol 3, TV)

[azuremallone]

@ms-boogie-man (left) and @azuremallone (right) enjoying this news.

[trashthemorgue]

don’t try x the haunting of hill house

[the-ultimate-squish]