#idk what to even tag this

[magicianfalkor]

I lovvvvbe Kieran in your style Can you draw more of him!!

does this count kieran the rapper

[swifty-fox]

my stalag hot take is that when the Bucks get mad at each other, they give each other the silent treatment and force everyone else convey messages back and forth. like they’re in the same room but passive aggressively saying to the others “well tell BUCK that he’s being an ASS and needs to APOLOGIZE”.

anyway one day Bucky corners Brady behind the bunkhouse and is like Little John can I trust you to privately pass on a message to Gale for me?? Brady is like Yeah. thinking it’s gonna be a map or escape route or something. and then John gives Brady the deepest, hottest kiss he’s ever received in his life. so then Brady finds Gale in the library and is nervously like Um. Bucky said to pass this on? and kisses Gale. even sticks his tongue inside and licks Gale’s teeth just like Bucky did to him, because Bucky is Brady’s CO and Brady is a good soldier.

Gale hums in pleasure and just kisses Brady right back. Then he’s like Johnny can you send something back for me? Brady is like Yeah sure because what the fuck is his life. Gale is just like Awesome! as he starts unzipping Brady’s pants

this has been sitting in my inbox for so long and idk if I will ever write it but SOMEONE HAS TO!!!

maybe i'll write it. I'll add it to the list

[andorerso]

I'm trying to let it go and move on, but honestly, I've been really struggling with it. it's not the only thing, but it feels like the last straw in a really long line of shitty things happening in my life lately, and I feel like I'm at my breaking point. I realize it's not a healthy coping mechanism and I feel silly for being so attached and putting so much of my mental health in a fictional character, but here we are. I talk a big game about not letting this change anything, but I genuinely do feel devastated. the tense divide in the fandom doesn't help. this has been my happy place for so long, and I feel like I'm losing it.

I just want to be able to remember why I like this movie and these characters who truly changed my life. I need to rediscover the magic somehow.

[weirdgirlvampire]

[whitefeathers]

has anyone else in my specific little corner of the internet seen deadpool & wolverine bc

I have thoughts abt Hugh Jackman’s wolverine. And a Karl Urban multiverse wolverine. Grumpy angsty dilfs taking out their misery on ur poor cunt….

miau anyway lemme know if anyone thinks the same as me LOOOL

[apoptoses]

I wonder if Daniel ever noticed the deaths around him wherever he and Armand went.

Of course vampires hide their kills, but as time and technology advanced, how much more quickly could someone report a family member or loved dead missing? How much faster were bodies found and reported in the 1970s vs the 1870s? The longer a vampire stays in one city the more likely it is to catch up to them, no matter how good they are at clean up- a body buried in a city where things are being torn down, rebuilt, it won't stay buried forever.

Did Daniel ever pick up a newspaper and notice an uptick in articles about missing persons in the area wherever he and Armand set up home? Did he ever catch a face on a milk carton and have a vague feeling that maybe he'd seen that person in a bar just a couple weeks ago, maybe even talked to them?

Or even in the chase years- did he get antsy if he turned on the television and watched the news, and even though he didn't know the language he could understand they're talking about a body found not blocks from his hotel. And sure the body had what appeared to be a stab wound but he's paranoid now, what if-

And yeah, supposedly Armand only takes those who want to die. He's told Daniel that. But how many times has a person suffering from a temporary situation had a dark thought, how many just need a little something to alleviate the depression for just a bit. If that face on the milk carton is really one of Armand's victims did they really want death? Was it pleasant for them?

It's not a healthy thing to look into, probably. At some point he'd have to cut himself off, stop buying the papers, change the channel if the news is on tv. But he's got a morbid imagination. Surely these thoughts had to have occurred to him. But did they ever weigh on him?

[radioactive-earthshine]

If it wouldn't bother you to much could you please explain what the different times are for comics like golden age vs silver and whatever is going on with crisis? I am trying to get reading comics but when I see these words they mean nothing to me other than I know silver age is supposed to be pretty old. Thanks for helping a bro out

Hi!

Here is a basic breakdown of the comic eras and main reboots the way I understand them the best. Note - dates for Golden, Silver, and Bronze Ages may be up to debate among some comic fans, but the dates I provide are the dates I see used most consistently.

Needless to say, this is specific to DC Comics.

Golden Age (1938-1956)

The start of comics, often citing Action Comics #1 in 1938 as the "true start of super hero comics" with Superman. Batman is also created during this time, as well as Wonder Woman, and many many other iconic heroes. Note: Superman is not the first superhero to be shown in comics in general.

Silver Age (1956-1970)

This era is known for creating characters like Barry Allen and Hal Jordan, it is also important to know that DC almost completely ended during this time and would have if not for The Flash. Comics Code of Authority and comic censorship was also heavily enforced during this era.

Bronze Age (1970-1985)

Diversification in the comics industry began to happen following the civil rights movement and feminist movement, but also permanent character deaths began to shake the narrative landscape and impact heroes, as well as aging side-kick characters into adulthood. The Comics Code of Authority was also being challenged and some areas were being relaxed as comic stories grew more complex.

Crisis on Infinite Earths "CoIE" (1985-1986)

The first "big reboot" of the DC Universe, where in an attempt to streamline the multiverse concept into just one reader-friendly universe, DC decided to kill off hundreds of characters in the process like Kara Zor El and Barry Allen. This event marks the end of the Bronze Age of comics and start the what is called the "modern era."

Pre-Crisis (anything before 1985)

Anything that took place BEFORE Crisis on Infinite Earths in the comics, that is 1985, is called pre-crisis. Sometimes, a character is referred to as "pre-crisis" to talk about who they were before this event, such as pre-crisis Kara Zor El, or pre-crisis Iris West.

Post-Crisis (anything after 1986)

After CoIE, titles got a relaunch with a new #1 issue. Anything that takes place AFTER 1986, as in Superman (1986) or The Flash (1987) is referred to as post-crisis. All 90s comics are referred to as post-crisis.

Zero-Hour (1994)

Almost not worth mentioning, another "reboot" that took place in 1994, but it did not have a wide-spread impact that it restarted the main universe. The main major reboot that took place during this time was The Legion of Super-Heroes which got a relaunch from #0 issues in LoSH (1989) and Legionnaires. This new Legion is referred to as the Post-Zero Hour LoSH. All reoccurring 90s comics got a special #0 issue, but it is not the true start for these titles, with exception to a seldom few. This event is largely not cited as significant in time-tracking comics, and anything after this event is still referred to as post-crisis. TLDR: this event it honestly mainly important for rebooting LoSH.

Flashpoint (2011)

Continuity a mess, and Dan Didio unhappy with the state of DC Comics, decided that a new true reboot was the answer utilizing Barry Allen as a nod to CoIE. This is the end of the post-crisis era of comics, which are also known as pre-Flashpoint, and gives rise to the new continuity known as...

The New 52 (2011-2016)

A total new relaunch of all titles with a brand new #1 issue in a new continuity. New origins were drafted for some characters, some of them drastically different from their original, and it opened up a new world for writers to do anything without having to worry about decades of continuity. This relaunch is largely regarded as a failure among readers, and it didn't last long until...

Rebirth (2016)

Signalling the end of the New 52 era, DC Comics restored the pre-Flashpoint continuity, with numerous elements of the New 52 continuity intact, to create what is today's current age of comics. New #1 issues were relaunched during this time as well.

...

Since Rebirth, DC has been slowly establishing a workable continuity but it is still a mess as we are uncertain which character remembers what.

Post-Crisis/Pre-Flashpoint comics running from 1986-2011 are the most influential comics to modern comics, and if you have a favorite character it is likely their most formative comics are from this era.

I hope this helps.

[roryrorio]

i saw my mom looking at long term hospitals for me to go to so uh.. if yall don’t hear from me for months that’s why

[crypt-void]

I hope my mutuals (and most others honestly) know that when I follow them back, it's basically me saying I think their shoes are cool and that we could sit together at lunch or smth... 👀

You are so free to dm me I will actually be so happy. I will probably be really freaking awkward but also yall are chill I'm just a nervous wreck.

[peachviz]

Don’t let them tell you this is normal, it’s not. When one burns, we all burn

[anxious-witch]

Okay since @sparkles-oflight decided to shook me with whole detergent is in the kitchen because the washing machine is there, I need to know

This will be in JO tag because it's important for the discussion of detergent

[sparrow-in-the-field]

Cuddle pile

Just a little drabble that was low-key inspired by @seasidesandstarscapes 's piece for the "hug" prompt the other day. Basically, I wanna turn writing the boys being affectionate with each other :p

Gen/platonic affection or a giant polycule? You decide!

Bobby walked down the hallway of the crew house, stopping when he heard the soft murmur of idle chatter in the living room. He arched his brow, a smile itching at his lips at what he saw before him. "What're you guys doing?" His boys were all lying on the rug, in front of the fireplace. They had brought some pillows and a couple of blankets with them to the floor, and it seemed they were--well, essentially in a pile together. "Practice was freezing today," Jim said. He had his arm around Shorty on one side, Johnny on the other, both tucked to his chest. "And exhausting," Roger added. He was near the other three, his arms around Joe and his head using Chuck's thigh as a pillow, despite all the actual ones around them. Chuck had Don lying on his other side, and Gordy was against Don's back, spooning him. "We're having a hard-earned rest," Chuck confirmed. His free hand wandered among the boys he could reach, carding through hair or stroking a cheek softly. "Clearly," Bobby said, looking to Johnny, who appeared to have actually fallen asleep, his hand tangled with Shorty's giving an occasional twitch on Jim's chest. Bobby shifted on his feet, teasing, "And why wasn't I invited to this rest? Not enough hard earned work as a cox?" "You disappeared after practice," Don muttered an explanation, nuzzling his face deeper into Chuck's neck, probably not far from sleep himself. "Yeah, we've been wondering where you are," Jim said, his hand smoothing up to Shorty's nape, giving a soft squeeze that elicited a smile from the sleepy boy. "I had some studying to do," Bobby said, adding with a smirk, "Although maybe I would have skipped it if I knew what I was missing out on." "Not too late," Chuck said, extending his hand out in offer. "Can still join us." Bobby felt his cheeks warm, and his smirk faded into a gentler smile. The walk back from the library had been quite cold, and the crackle of the fireplace was comforting. "Alright." He had to be careful as he stepped around his boys, but he was light, and small, so he didn't feel like a nuisance as he took Chuck's hand, curling up to him on the side opposite to Don, trying to make sure not to kick Roger and Joe below him. "This okay?" he asked them. "Fine by me," Joe said, turning onto his other side to settle his head on Bobby's thigh, leaving Roger to spoon him. Bobby chuckled, dropping his hand to scrub at Joe's scalp, then Roger's, before lying back on Chuck's chest. Gordy's span was so long, he was able to reach across Don, his hand settling on Bobby's forearm. Similarly, Don's hand moved, taking Bobby's into his. Bobby caught Don's eye, and the two exchanged a smile. "You're so cute over there, Bobby," Shorty teased, his head just barely lifted up to look over to their side of the cuddle pile. "Yeah," Jim agreed, "if it wasn't for this one asleep on me, I'd be over there in an instant." "Gotta wait for your turn with our cox," Roger joked. "S'right," Bobby agreed, finding his own body warming, his muscles relaxing after a long day. He smiled. "Next time."

Idk. Idk!!

[anonymous-chicken-was-taken]

WHAT IS UP GAMERS today we're playing the mysterious video game I found buried in the woods

[rottencore]

This is awesome

[predoom]

getting two new patrick vocals in the span of like a week is making me crazy

[sem24]

The funniest thing happened in one of my classes today. This guy walked in a full Scooby-Doo onesie.

It’s Halloween when I’m writing this by the way. In case you like see this in Febuary and are very confused.

So anyways we have this little old Irish lady as a professor and she apparently has no idea what Scooby-Doo is she thought he was Snoopy.

“And he says no I’m Scooby”

“the rapper?”

“He’s like no Scooby-Doo.”

Granted it literally says Scooby on the front of his onesie.

Then she’s like “Are you just a generic dog?”

And this went on for a while.

So if there are any Irish people on this app, I’m wondering if you know about Scooby-Doo over there?