There's something out of place in Wellwood forest, and a mismatched pair of someones chasing after it.
Bowman Leafwing wouldn't be the patrolsprite he is if he didn't investigate. It's hardly his fault that it leads to a much bigger adventure than he anticipated!
How could he plan ahead for travel through time and space?
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Dr Leslie Thompkins has some interesting references
So! The Batfam in in Dr Thompkins' Clinic for the usual Vigilante Related Injuries, and the Good Dr seems to be distracted.
One of them asks why she is so nervous and she reveals that her old teacher is coming over to visit, and she is worried that the state of her Clinic and the fact that she never managed to find a good job in a Hospital despite his teachings will upset him.
She is worried that she will disappoint him, because he has done so much for her in the past. He is the entire reason she ever managed to become a certified Doctor in the first place.
The others are curious as to what kind of person would illicit this level of concern from the Stric Doctor they knew?
There is a Knock on the Door, and she goes to Answer it.
In steps an 8 Ft Fall Glowing Yeti with an Arm made of Ice.
Frostbite smiles warmly at his former student, "Leslie! It's been too long!"
i love the criticism that hell bent "wasted" gallifrey because all the time lords did was stand around and talk. and it's like. i'm sorry but have you seen the war games. have you seen the deadly assassin. this is their modus operandi this is literally the only thing they do. and that's the fucking point
Showcasing art from some of my favourite artists, and those that have attracted my attention, in the field of visual arts, including vintage; pulp; pop culture; books and comics; concert posters; fantastical and imaginative realism; classical; contemporary; new contemporary; pop surrealism; conceptual and illustration.
part of being a creator means you can create the same thing over and over. Van Gogh painted sunflowers endlessly. Monet would paint the same scenes over in different weather and lighting, making that a theme of the Impressionist movement. I’m about to write a story about a shy semiverbal tiny being caught by a terrifying but ultimately harmless giant for the thousandth time. I’m truly following in the steps on the old masters.