#comic book formats

[heavyheavycream]

PART 1 of @pokefan-fa 's huuge feederism commission!

[professorcalculusstanaccount]

Chang's Muse

[violent138]

Tim, looking around the darkened corridor: "You think it's a good idea to be breaking into random places right now?"

Jason said nothing, fumbling in his pockets.

Dick: "You live here, don't you?" Which gets everyone's attention laser-focused.

Jason just cast him a look, getting the door open.

Steph entered first, smacking into something that falls over. "Jeez." She complained, stumbling backward until Cass steadied her by the shoulders. "Sorry, that's my bad."

Duke turned on the lights in one motion, making everyone blink and wince.

"Get off me." Damian snapped, and Dick carefully let him go, letting him limp angrily into a chair. He frowned, scrutinizing the place. "You live here? Why would anyone--"

"Guys." Dick rubbed his eyes over the mask, cutting off Damian and Jason’s sharp answer. "First aid kit?" Dick asked Jason tiredly.

Jason nodded, moving to get it and heard Damian ask "What?" in response to a patented glare he must be getting.

Tim had made a beeline for the kitchen. "Dude, why do you have a singular set of dishes? And why are there just guns in this cabinet?"

Jason scoffed, handing Dick the kit. "Didn't realize I was running a fucking bed and breakfast."

"There's guns in this cabinet too!" Tim shook his head, opening and closing two more. "Oh good, just large knives in this one."

At Tim's raised eyebrows, Jason went into the kitchen and shooed Cass down the counter she was perched on, grabbing the paper plates he kept in a drawer and shoving them into Tim's chest.

Glancing at the way Steph was rubbing her neck, slouched at the table, Jason grabbed two ice packs, sliding one her way and throwing the other to Damian.

Duke, taking a book off Jason's meticulously organized shelf: "Why do you have seven copies of Pride and Prejudice? Did you keep forgetting you bought it, or--?"

Jason, storming over to put the book back. "Stop."

Dick looked up from the wound he was stitching. "Are they different at at all?"

"Are they in different languages?" Steph asked.

"Did you barter them for food? Because your fridge is fucking empty." Tim reported.

Jason groaned, realizing that they weren't going to drop it. "One has a different introduction and one is the zombies version. And yes, the rest are the same, now could you all stop touching stuff?"

"Why do you have five copies of the same book?"

[delicioustarong]

My interpretation of Ford's death and how Mr Bill Pines handled it. (Spoiler alert! He handled it very well/lying)

Creator: @honeqq

(2/7)

Pt 1 | Pt 2 | Pt 3 | Pt 4 |

[bruciemilf]

Somebody tell me if this is a bad take, or if my love for Bruce is causing my objective brain to glitch, but-- something about advertising Batman, a hero who's very popular for being good with children, for being NURTURING with children, a bad father kinda defeats the whole purpose of what he's supposed to represent.

Batman is a protector; He protects people the world (and especially law enforcement) does not care about. That's literally the point of him.

Something about marketing " you can be incredibly violent to people you care about! And Its fine, because you care about them even if you abuse them, and that's what matters!" towards people, but especially men and young boys, is REALLY fucked up to me.

[levshany]

this is where the whole story began :3

I think I'm going to run two stories in parallel (Phillip's childhood with Caleb and Evelyn and the main story with Hamayun and Luz) because at the intersection of these two stories there is one key point that greatly influences the character of Hamayun and explains his difference from canon Belos

[runaria]

Part 1

[redbootsindoriath]

Happy International Don't Stab Your Best Friend Day!

Apologies for this being posted so late. IDSYBFD sneaked up on me this year like an elf on a rescue mission and I didn't remember about it until I saw all you wonderful people reblogging my previous years' posts. And then my tablet's stylus battery gave out five minutes into drawing, and right after I finished charging the stylus the tablet quit as well. We're lucky that I even managed to finish it before midnight in my current time zone.

Transcription:

[Halls of Mandos] [elf 1:] "Holy ent bark, that's Beleg Strongbow of Doriath!" [elf 2:] "Well well, look who finally decided to show up!" [Fingon:] "Good to see you! (No hard feelings about not bringing more people to the battle, by the way.)" [elf 2:] "You know, rumor around here was you couldn't be killed. We've been taking bets on when you'd finally clock in." [elf 3:] "And in what manner." [elf 1:] "Obviously we all knew it would have to be some sort of crazy dangerous creature. Spiders the size of mountains or a horde of trolls at least." [elf 4:] "Or maybe a werewolf like Finrod. That was hardcore." [general clamor:] "So what was it? Balrog? An entire orc army? A dragon?? Someone told me a dragon was somewhere. Oh... ...I bet... ...see you taking on Sauron himself..." "Oh yeah, I bet it was a dragon!" "Multiple Balrogs?"

[elementarycomic]

Interest check for the Printed Elementary ends in a week!

In the meantime, here's a sneak peak of the riso postcard that comes free with every order!!

[dkettchen]

Watch Nimona, guys.

Watch Nimona and then go buy the comic and also read Nimona, cause as nicely streamlined as the movie is they did change the style quite drastically (proportions and stuff, I’m not on abt the 3D-ness or the adjustments to make characters visually fit their cast better) and Nate’s original art is GOOD, and they left out some things I really liked in the comic (where was big buff guy nimona you monsters ToT) and comic has slower pacing that lets you have some more time w the characters, yada yada

NIMONA GOOD, CONSUME NIMONA IN ALL ITS MEDIA FORMATS

[azure-clockwork]

How Does it Feel to Read Classic Sci-Fi?

Orson Scott Card: Two of the most interesting books you’ll ever read if you’re willing to look past a handful of things. And then you find the planet of Chinese people who worship having debilitating OCD. And the Mormonism. And the fact that the author is wildly homophobic and ought to read his own books.

Robert Heinlein (or at least the Wikipedia Summaries): I guess that’s a neat concept—oh, it’s a sex thing. Um. Gotcha.

Ray Bradbury: Man, I gotta read this thing for class huh. Well here’s hoping it’s good! *three hours later* oh. that’s why he’s famous. this will stick with me forever and I will never look at the phrase ‘soft rain’ the same again. christ. And then repeat 3x.

Isaac Asimov: Wow, this is such an interesting concept! I wonder how the exploration of it will influence the plot! Wait, hey, are you going to add any characters? Any of em? No like, with character traits other than ‘robot psychologist’ and ‘autistic’ and ‘woman’? None of em? No, ‘detective’ isn’t a character trait. Those are all just facts. Aaaand now I’m bored.

Ursula K. Le Guin: Hah, get a load of this guy! He’s never heard of nonbinary people before. Lol, what a riot; how dumb do you have to be to comprehend that these people aren’t men *or* women actually? Oh, wait, what’s happening. Oh shit, it was about society and love and learning to understand each other? And now I’m crying? And perhaps a better human being for it??

Andy Weir: Alright, this guy’s a really good writer. Funny, creative, knows so much engineering stuff…ooh, a new book! …I guess he can’t write women. Well, he wouldn’t be the first sci-fi writer…ooh another new book! And it’s more engineering problem solving and—wow. It’s not just women he can’t write. Please stop letting your characters talk to each other.

Lois Lowry: Oh, I remember this being fun when I was a kid! Wouldn’t it be fucked up to not see color? …upon reread, it would be fucked up to have your humanity stripped away, replaced with a tepid, beige ‘happiness’ for all time. Yeah.

Tamsyn Muir (let me have this ok): Haha, “lesbian necromancers in space” sounds fun. Lemme read this. Oh wow, yeah, this is right up my alley. OH GOD WHAT. NO. FUCK. OH SHIT WHAT IS EVEN HAPPENING AND WHY IS IT REFERENCING THE BOOK OF RUTH AND HOMESTUCK BACK TO BACK!!! AHHHHHHHHH!! Now give me more please.

[goodcopbatcop]

Tim Drake in Nightwing (1996) #25 | Damian Wayne in Batman and Robin (2009) #2

Pick the character that most represents a police officer, according to your own understanding. [more info]

Tim Drake - Robin, Red Robin

Thinks his mentor becoming a police officer is "pretty cool". -- Nightwing (1996) #25

A detective seeks out his help to do police work without a warrant. -- DC Pride: Tim Drake Special AKA Batman: Urban Legends #5

Affinity for surveillance. Future self creates dystopian police state. -- Detective Comics by James Tynion IV, see #935, #970

Anti-shoplifting. -- Robin (1993) #56

Anti-marijuana. Uses hospitalized friend as an example in an anti-marijuana school lecture on what could happen when someone consumes "one joint". -- Batman: Shadow of the Bat #56-58

Tim: "You're part of this team! You're accountable! Especially when you abscond with top-secret government property!" Superboy: "Dude, it was a baby!" Tim: "It was government property!" -- Young Justice: Our Worlds at War

Damian Wayne - Robin

"I already promised my father I wouldn't kill. Now I'm supposed to be nice to the police as well?" -- Batman and Robin (2009) #2

Uses physical intimidation against criminals (under supervision of his adult mentor). -- Batman 2011 #5, Batman: Streets of Gotham #4

Fights the GCPD-backed police commissioner Batman. -- Robin War #1

Constructs secret underground prison to torture and brainwash villains. -- Teen Titans (2016) #20

Detective Comics #935

Detective Comics #970

Batman 2011 #5

DC Pride: Tim Drake Special AKA Batman: Urban Legends #5

Robin War #1

Batman: Shadow of the Bat #58

Teen Titans (2016) #20

Robin (1993) #56

[novankenn]

Just Peter... MJ

Disclaimer: Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Mary Jane Watson/Jackpot, Felicia Hardy/Black Cat, and Paul Rabin are owned by Marvel Comics. This is a work of Fan-Fiction and the author has no ties to Marvel Comics.

(A/N: This is story is going to follow the same format as it's predecessor "Just Peter...". That is comic-book script. And YES this is a Direct Sequel.)

Sequel to "Just Peter..."

Her children are gone, faded away like the illusions they were, and her relationship with the man she was raising them with is in shambles. Mary Jane Watson... is woman drowning.

She is filled with doubts and suspicions. Second guessing every decision and choice she has made recently. Was she being fair to Paul Rabin... the man she spent four years with raising a family and surviving a nightmare hellhole with?

Did she actually love him, or was their relationship one born of connivence and circumstance?

And what about Peter... the man who tore his own world apart to save her? The man she had once given her heart to? Where her feelings true, or was she just desperately reaching out to something that was familiar?

She has No Answers... Nor does she know the right questions to ask to get them...

Page One == Page Two

Page Three == Page Four

Page Five == Page Six

Page Seven == Page Eight

==> A Check in... <==

Page Nine == Page Ten

Page Eleven == Page Twelve

Page Thirteen == Page Fourteen

Page Fifteen == Page Sixteen

==> ???? <==

Page Seventeen == Page Eighteen

Page Nineteen == Page Twenty

Page Twenty-One == Page Twenty-Two

Page Twenty-Three == Page Twenty-Four

==> ???? <==

[da-janela-lateral]

More than 1000 words written today for my new fic : ))

[delicioustarong]

Throws this at you (⁠ﾉ⁠≧⁠∇⁠≦⁠)⁠ﾉ⁠ ⁠ﾐ⁠ ⁠┻⁠━⁠┻

| Trapped |

1/?

Context:

Bill trapped Ford in a bubble, screwing his view of reality. In order to trick Ford, Bill has repressed his memories and manipulated him into believing that he lives with Bill back in the shack where they're both working to complete the 'portal'. Bill's goal here is to get the equation he desperately needed in order to escape Gravity Falls.

An important thing to note is that whenever Ford remembers, the whole scenario resets.

[leenfiend]

The Laundry Man