#iron thief

[ticosanchezz]

Paradox Sableye - Iron Thief

[toss-a-coin-to-your-stan-account]

there's no greater betrayal than finally starting to read a book you've had sitting for months on your shelf or your desk or your nightstand and then finding out it's bad. like. i gave you a fucking home.

[cartoonfan21]

Underrated Animated Heroines Of The 90's.

[wanderingmind867]

Marvel had their own Nightwing back in the day: Nightwing Restoration Services, Ltd. Misty Knight and Colleen Wing's detective agency together. And honestly: it's a clever name for a detective agency. They really had the perfect names for it. Also, i will admit to probably works as a ship name for the two of them. Nightwing sounds like the perfect ship name for those two, although you may need to make it clear you're not talking about the DC character.

Also, if we want to get petty: Marv Wolfman was Marvel's editor when Chris Claremont made the name of Nightwing Restoration Services, Ltd. So Marv Wolfman definitely stole the name for his Teen Titans series later. I don't blame him (it is a great name), but it's clear he probably did steal the name. And if he did, I find that funny.

[lavenderr-starrs]

I find it funny and ironic in a historic stand point when the yugioh dub made bakura a British kid

Since he’s the reincarnation of thief king bakura an ancient Egyptian thief who tried to steal the Coffin of Atems father,then later on in history what do the British do? The exact same thing thief king bakura was trying to do. C:

[liesmultixxx]

Luke: “But I don’t care where our parents may be as long as you are here with me”

Also Luke: *betrays everyone he knows, gets thousands of demigods killed*

👏🏻

Like sir excuse me

Preaches about the importance of family but then abandons his own, just like they abandoned him

-> Cue:

“Family, Luke. You promised.”

[do-you-know-this-adhd-character]

Do you know this (noncanon) ADHD character?

SPECIFICALLY THE MOVIE VERSION, NOT THE COMICS VERSION

Evidence below the cut!

There were two submissions, presumably from the same person as they used the same image? If not, hilarious coincidence.

Second links this post

First has this to say:

He is impulsive, prone to hyperfocus (or not focusing at all), easily bored, creative, makes leaps from A to Z without much seeming connection (there is, but explaining how would take too long), incredibly energetic/hyper, interrupts when speaking, prone to anxiety, has terrible time management, memory issues, speaks a lot and loudly....so....many...symptoms

[kitausu]

Book rec list of some of my favorite fantasy novels by women

(Edit: it was drawn to my attention that Alexandra Rowland is nb. My mistake!)

The Stardust Thief

A Marvelous Light

A Taste of Gold and Iron

Siren Queen

The Goblin Emperor

The City of Brass

Black Sun

Unnatural Magic

Notorious Sorcerer

Assassin's Apprentice

[yourfavebooklrsfavebooklr]

Happy bi week to those who celebrate! These are some books which contain bi main characters (including some bi aros / bi aces) that I’ve read and enjoyed. Every book on this list is one I would recommend to someone (depending on the person).

(My apologies if some of them contain pan main characters instead, it’s been a while since I’ve read a lot of them and I don’t completely remember. I tried to check but I can’t be 100% sure)

Also, bonus: An Arcane Inheritance by Kamilah Cole is a bi4bi dark academia thriller coming out in 2025!

[jeanivere]

garrett flowercrown edits lol

(totally unironic and very real edits !!!!)

there is a distinct lack of flowercrown edits for thief so i took it upon myself to make some in honor of one of the most significant eras in fandom culture

and also because its funny (and oddly therapeutic??)

inspired by this tweet 😍

[somecorn-thief]

“What are you gonna do about it now?”

I have no idea what I’m doing, but I do know that FNAC brainrot is here so 😻

Please do not trace/steal my art without permission! PFPs/Banners are fine though, as long as credit is given

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[mothsartart]

here’s another snippet of my modern au. this is during TT and gen is really bent out of shape on why they had to take a train and couldn’t just rent a car

[disabilityshowdown]

[IDs: Eugenides is a brown skinned boy with short dark hair. He is wearing a blue-grey tunic and pants with brown boots, all of which have gold embellishments. He is also wearing gold earrings, standing on a pedestal of his old name, and flipping an earring in his hand. Wu Zetian is a pale skinned east asian woman in a floaty outfit of black chiffon and burned orange-red feathers. There is some kind of red marking on her forehead, and her hair is pinned up with an elaborate headdress of gold, red feathers, and thorned purple branches]

[tenebrius-excellium]

I hear you want to talk about The Queen's Thief 👀?

YES PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEE

THE PART WHERE

Standing in the stirrups, he called again, roaring at the top of his lungs, "Erondites!" And a bolt of lightning cracked the sky. It struck a tent in the Mede camp. Canvas blossomed into black smoke and red flame. As the tent burned, Eugenides said to the stunned Mede, "That is all the parley that happens today."

THE ROAAAAAR

IT WAS RAW AND HOARSE AND LIVID AND FULL OF AUTHORITY AND SO PERSONAL I JUST KNOW IT

THE PART WHERE HE WAS KING

[usefulquotes7]

there's no greater betrayal than finally starting to read a book you've had sitting for months on your shelf or your desk or your nightstand and then finding out it's bad. like. i gave you a fucking home.

[rolandrockover]

Free the Knight

What does Mitch Weissman (1) have to do with Iron Maiden? I mean, one reads more and more about this guy here lately, doesn't one?

Not that he has written that many songs with Gene or Paul, but just for the simple reason that these few songs have a not inconsiderable crossover with certain others, kinda like a billard ball on a full table in play that sooner or later inevitably collides with one or the other ball. Moreover this should be at least the second or even the third entry for today's Thief in the Night (1987) alone, and I can't say for sure how many more of those might spontaneously turn up.

And that should pretty much hit the nail on the head, because once you look through the peephole of Thief in the Night's front door, you can't help but notice that the merry bunch of Iron Maiden are already waiting there with big and broad smiles on their faces, presumably guided by the noble sentiment of showing their appreciation for one of their early riffs getting the accolade of being promoted to a Kiss song. Not from King Gene himself, of course, but representatively from the noble squire of the day… Mitch Weissman (2).

Needless to say we're talking about nothing less than Running Free (3) from Iron Maiden's 1980 debut album. And yes, its similarity to the main and chorus riff of Thief in the Night is indeed, despite all the rhythmic and elaborated differences, almost phenomenally striking.

And I have to frankly admit that I didn't see this one coming because, with the exception of a handful of songs, I'm completely unfamiliar with Iron Maiden's catalog, which I'm sure could be due, perhaps even to a serious degree, to Bruce Dickinson's vocal performances.

But, after many and long years, I've also managed to find ways and means of dealing with Paul's cheese drama voice, even in a dignified manner, and, who knows, maybe I can pull off the same trick with Bruce Dickinson's British knightly pathos, always a little too dynamic for my taste, always ready for a duel with a dragon or similar supernatural critter, a sword always at hand that at least matches the sharpness of his quick tongue.

Then again, Dickinson didn't sing at all on Iron Maiden's first album, did he? There you have it again, I have no bloody idea about Maiden.

Side Note:

(1) You know, that Beatles musical guy who also sang background vocals on Gene's 78's solo album.

(2) I think with the Simmons/Weissman compostions it's a safe bet to say that the musical parts are largely Weissman's doing.

(3) Iron Maiden must certainly have played the song on their joint tour with Kiss in 1980, see Mötley Crüe's Life Wire.

Thief in the Night (1987)

Running Free (1980)