#david hawke

[hellafluff]

David is the world's most tired Hawke

[idwsonicnews]

Updated: Sonic the Hedgehog #69 Preview

Script: Evan Stanley (@spiritsonic/@evanstanleyportfolio) Line Art: Min Ho Kim (@deegeemin) Colors: Reggie Graham (@ziggyfin) Color Assistance: Jonathan Dobbs & Rik Mack (@rikdraws) Letters: Shawn Lee Editors: David Mariotte (@davidmariottecomics) & Thea Cheuk Production Design: Johanna Nattalie

[mulderscully]

Blackfoot legend. Waking souls that give life to the mind and body. A dream soul that wanders. Faraway places. The Land of the Dead.

[emblazons]

“That’s a wrap on Stranger Things. See you in 2025” - via Ross Duffer & Stranger Things TV on Instagram

[kassy-djomunson]

stobin endgame

[soranatus]

DC Pride (2024) anthology wraparound variant cover by David Talaski

[wizardarchives]

Art by David Mattingly for Simon Hawke’s novel The Wizard of Fourth Street (1998)

[jinxfestival]

I think I definitely have an ideal type

[angelswouldnthelpyou]

Michael Horse Twin Peaks

[syddykitty]

found the original

[eonah-w]

Tim Laughlin.

Episode 01 - "You Are Wonderful".

Fellow Travelers

[hellafluff]

This is incredibly self indulgent and I had a lot of fun making it. Thank you libreoffice for your powerpoint clone.

This was a great character building exercise, which I needed because I felt like I didn't have a great handle on some of these characters like I should have. I have everyone from both World State A & B except Regan Ingellvar, because I haven't played enough of them yet to get a sense for their character.

[idwsonicnews]

Updated: Sonic the Hedgehog #70 Preview

Script: Evan Stanley (@spiritsonic/@evanstanleyportfolio) Pencils: Aaron Hammerstrom (@aaronhamm) Inks: Matt Froese Colors: Reggie Graham (@ziggyfin) Color Assists: Jonathan Dobbs & Rik Mack (@rikdraws) Letters: Shawn Lee Associate Editor: Bixie Mathieu Editors: David Mariotte (@davidmariottecomics) & Thea Cheuk Production Design: Johanna Nattalie

[nataliawoods]

[waxworkdaughter]

i'm going to say something brave and controversial: I don't think Booth and Bones, Castle and Becket, Jane and Lisbon, or any similar bickering TV pairings are trying to recapture the Mulder and Scully format or magic at all. Mulder-and-Scully are an outlier in the television pairing landscape. They fell and love and were ride or die for each other immediately. They didn't agree on various external subjects but they never had to 'learn to tolerate each other,' and never thought the other one was stupid and backward, they eagerly tossed out any interpersonal boundaries within days of knowing each other and were ready to fight anyone who didn't take the other one seriously. They're both quite insane, and they're both serious, and neither one is the "every-man" jokester anti-intellectual. (They're actually both pro-intellectual to the point of absurdity and intellectualizing themselves out of action lol)

What Bones and Castle (etc) were doing were trying to recapture the Moonlighting magic, and the Cheers magic, and using the David and Maddie, Sam and Diane template of "the highly strung serious one" and "the lovable idiot" arguing their way into slowly, over the years, falling in love and respecting each other's viewpoint instead of just subsisting off of physical chemistry, to meet in the middle, usually with the 'serious' one loosening up, and the 'lovable jokester' settling down (but not so much that you don't still realize that his every-man viewpoint was mostly 'right all along').

This is not to say that I don't love B/B, Caskett, David and Maddie, Sam and Diane, et al. I do love them and grew up on these shows, probably even more so than MSR and The X Files. I find the thread of anti-intellectualism in some of them (especially heavy in Sam and Diane of Cheers) tiresome at times, but it is a classic, and it's also often subverted, such as with Castle's jack of all trades type of knowledge base. I just don't think any of these are the same as what The X Files did, and weren't even attempting to be the same, they were referencing a different set of cultural phenomena entirely.

(nor was the X Files trying to be 'like Moonlighting' while trying to avoid the curse, Carter has actually said he was largely inspired by Kolchek, and by the dynamic of Steed and Peel in The Avengers (UK) both of which are in a pretty different direction entirely.)

[kassy-djomunson]

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