#coyote power

[keymintt]

more public art! these fellas were printed on vinyl for the sides of a traffic cabinet

[littledemo0n]

Excuse me im just gonna spam all of these over here...(part 1 [yes there's more])

[portraitofadumbassonfire]

COWBOY CARTER

(There Will Be Blood, Brokeback Mountain, Killers of the Flower Moon, True Romance, True Grit, The Harder They Fall, Paris Texas, The Power of the Dog, Coyote Ugly, Django Unchained)

[sciderman]

I give you one better, I invite you to avoid the negativity and tell us. What would be the perfect DP/SP cannon comic for you? Like that topics and motivations and even silly jokes would make you fill with joy and happiness and fun reading it?

Also if you could choose any writer to do it, who would it be?

for real the spideypool book of all time is avenging spider-man #12-#13, for wade and peter's ridiculous dynamic where - unlike most of deadpool and spider-man's team-ups, spider-man is honestly in good spirits and good humour, and is rolling with the punches.

i think that's the big reason why i love this particular team-up so much - it's not as mean-spirited as literally every other spider-man and deadpool routine, where spider-man is kind of excessively mean to deadpool. like sure, wade and peter aren't friends, exactly, but peter's not excessively mean, and they just have this delightful little dynamic where - like, peter's disappointed, but i don't know, it doesn't feel belittling to me. even when peter's disappointed.

it's the most likeable peter's ever been in any spider-man and deadpool team-up. he really really has a likability issue in every single spider-man/deadpool team-up. in every single one, save for this one, peter is just... really unlikeable in the spider-man/deadpool dynamic. he's always holier-than-thou, and i really can't stand it.

so if there were a spider-man and deadpool book i'd want to read - it would have to have wade and peter on equal footing. none of this holier-than-thou stuff - peter doesn't see himself as superior. he probably will still see deadpool as a nuisance, but he doesn't think he's better than wade. i'd want it to stay street-level. i'd want a lot of opportunities for each of them to surprise each other with their abilities - i'd want wade to constantly be taken aback by peter's brilliance, and i'd want peter to be taken aback by how sharp wade is. i'd want that respect between them to grow, over time. equal footing. a balance of powers. i really don't think it's fair that, kind of consistently, peter's always held the power in the dynamic and wade's kind of always a bit of a doormat with peter. so - i want them to dismantle that hero-worship dynamic, and put them on equal footing.

god. and the series has to be funny. dear god let it be funny. the sm/dp series was just - not funny. i can't remember a single joke that landed, for me. if there's anything a spider-man and deadpool book has to be, it's funny. please. deeeeaaaar god please.

[spectral-coyote]

Got a good bite too

[mediumsizedpidegon]

filling in the blanks of starrk's backstory has many benefits.

It's like... oh? he was isolated from everyone for centuries, he hasn't been touched since he was alive, and he was so lonely he mutilated his own soul (without knowing if it would do anything)?

he's probably fine. His mere presence still makes less powerful hollows dissolve into bone-dust and more powerful hollows spiral into madness. He's no closer to control than when he started. He's surrounded by people and still alone.

He pledged himself to aizen and the man looks right through him.

[augment-techs]

[witheringfears]

My hope is that even with WotC walking back the ogl changes people with still look into other game systems. There's so many options besides just D&D and Pathfinder. Here's some:

Coyote and Crow: a D12 based rpg designed by Indigenous Americans. The world is is an alternate history where America wasn't colonized by Europe

Glitter Hearts: a powered by the apocalypse game. You make a character with a secret identity to fight evil. Like in Sailor Moon or Power Rangers. You can even have a giant mech.

Discworld RPG: a GURPS rpg set in Terry Pratchett's Discworld. Have you ever wanted to live in Ankh-Morpork? Visit XXXX? Travel the Counterweight Continent? You can in an rpg based off the amazing Discworld books!

I'm only going to list 3. I might add more later but if you see this post please reblog and add any games you enjoy. I love learning about new systems!

[kingsoverjacks]

Mmm, Piper Perabo

[comiccaps]

Gunnerkrigg Court | Tom Siddell

[theangrycomet]

How Superpowers Work, Poll 1

Would molecular regeneration make the user/weirder more susceptible to drugs/alcohol or would it make them immune?

On one hand, they are regenerating at a molecular level- not a cellular. So they regeneration process would likely not see too much difference between painkillers/liquor than any of the other substances in the body and there for regenerate it with the rest, causing the initial dosage to increase as well as take longer for the body filter through everything

On the other hand, the molecular regeneration is triggered by damage done to the cells- which alcohol (and several drugs) do in order to be effective. So following that logic, the users power could constantly be restoring the cells before said drugs/alcohol could take effect.

so my question is-

[keymintt]

as i stand plainly in the shade, unseen

[jaxthedragon]

My favorite moment in a DnD session was when a Minotaur was murdering me and I just yelled at it, "Your mother was a dairy cow and your father a drunkard!" before immediately dying

[lunozapp]

chat

[boasamishipper]

Coyote: Please? For me? Hangman: Don't do that. Coyote: What? Hangman: You think whenever you say, "Please? For me?" that I'll just do anything you want. Well, not this time. Coyote: ...Please? For me? Hangman: ...Okay.

[widespot]

Parties are a little less crowded now.

It's still hard to remember who not to invite over with David, alas. "But - you knew they were together, didn't you?" "…Yeah. Yeah, I did. I do."

"David, for pity's sake!"

"Scot, will you go distract Jonah from retaliating on David, please?" "Oh, you want me in the path of the bombs, huh? I'll see what I can do."

"I dunno what you call that, dude, but break dancing, it ain't."

"I wish now I'd had more of a chance at the arts, but balls were cheaper and the schools had teams but the only music classes were marching band."

"Hey, mother of twins! I'm flattered you could get away!" "Edwin's co-sitting with the lady next door. She just had a baby too - and she is no spring chicken!"

"Check out our fine new dance space and our fine new stereo!"

"Just start dancing, they'll find their way in."

David has his own ways of avoiding conflict.

But Dixie's not letting that stand. "C'mon. You've got to practice your local skills."

It's a shame about David, but Roxie and Jonah are so nice. "We didn't adopt him; he's just moved in." "Well, it was very nice of you all the same." "Hey, he's a good kid and a good guitarist. The home was no place for him."