#dan abnett

[zoshbox]

I’m going to make everyone look at my bad takes.

[skunts-own-truth]

Thinking about those fucked up flocks of metal birds in Ravenor that pick apart a feller’s body clean as you like. How’s that for a random encounter, unsuspecting Dark Heresy party?

They put ‘em in Necromunda, ain’t that swell?

[farsight-the-char]

The End and The Death vol III - Oll Persson stands his ground against Horus. By Mikhail Savier

[bringbackwendellvaughn]

[doctorwhoisadhd]

HOWLING at this clip from the 10th dr audiobook im listening to rn

[thegodemperorsmycopilot]

ArtStation - Gaunt's Ghosts

[gallifreywhere]

(Border Princes, Dan Abnett)

[vertigoartgore]

2007's Nova Vol.4 #1 cover by cover artist Ali Granov.

[cav-core]

I think maybe Dan Abnett should be banned from sound effects.

[heckcareoxytwit]

Since the Guardians of the Galaxy had disbanded, poor Rocket Raccoon is stuck in a boring office job where he's a mail boy at Timely Inc company. Rocket is then called to his supervisor's office for a disciplinary tongue-lashing over failing to uphold company deliver policy and to be reminded that he was only to "meet the quota of cute sentient animals" and make the company seem more cheerful. Rocket then goes to the Mail Room where he finds a box addressed to him. But when he opens it, a killer clown starts chasing him. Even though Rocket Raccoon manages to defeat the clown by sending him out the window, his boss fires him for violating the safety codes.

Annihilators #1, 2011

[the-gershomite]

Guardians of the Galaxy #3 -August 2008-

"Beyond Belief"

cover artist Clint Langley

written by Dan Abnett & Andy Lanning

pencil art by Paul Pelletier

inked by Rick Magyar

colors by Nathan Fairbairn

letters by Joe Caramagna

[autumn-archfey-artwork]

Rereading through Dan Abnett’s Inquisition novels and there’s an eight-legged tiger in Ravenor. What’s it called? A ‘spiger.’

10/10 naming, had to draw it.

[bringbackwendellvaughn]

[madcat-world]

Penitent (1 of 2) - Lorenzo Mastroianni

[nickfuryagentofsword]

Force Works 1 (1994) by Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning & Tom Tenney

Cover: Tom Tenney

[fancyfade]

Abnett has my exact thoughts on Mera, he's so valid

(from Aquaman: the search for mera Deluxe HC)

Text if it''s hard to read:

We also see Mera, and the bond he shares with her. Aquaman has never had an extensive supporting cast or rogues gallery, but Mera is a singular character. If Aquaman has suffered over the years from a bad representation in popular culture that has diminished his status, then Mera is perhaps the most neglected character in the DC universe. She's strong, proud, fierce and compassionate. She's every bit Aquaman's equal (in fact, it has often been a challenge to make sure she doesn't eclipse him in his own comic). Their partnership is an unusual thing. It's as strong and important to Aquaman as Superman's relationship with Lois. But Lois and Kal have been, historically, dynamically divided by the fact that Lois doesn't know Kal's other identity. Mera, however, knows Arthur through and through. She and Arthur are partners in life, in action and in intention. She is not a foil or a girlfriend: she's a vital character in her own right. I honestly believe you'd be pressed to find a more undervalued character in the DCU, and these days it's delightful to see her getting her due recognition, too: a principal role in the movie, a series of her own and a place on the Justice League roster that doesn't depend on Aquaman being present.