#it’s one of their favs

[arwenstardust]

I don’t know what Adam Jensen would do to me, but I’d let him.

[happyheidi]

~ via mignonettetakespictures ~

[vines-are-plant-tentacles]

[a-drama-addict]

not caring too much about a fandom’s favourite guy is the worst. you’ll think “oh i’ll look into the tag see if anything new and cool’s there” and it’s just that fucking guy again

[nexusmonstrum]

// WILDLIFE SMP SPOILERS

ZombieCleo and her zombies!!!

[miitarion]

all drawings i did in this style in past several months

was there one which you liked and if yes - which one and why?

[lucdoodle]

thought that one Alastor scene would look cool in comic lettering, so i drew this

[qrbits]

penacony game night! 🍕🎮 (zoom in for a bunch of easter eggs :])

[harbingersecho]

you will regret this for the rest of your life

[eydilily]

plateup with tango and pearl i love u

[internetdruid]

Favorite genre of image ever

[lovemesomeagnst]

MORE CARMEN SANDIEGO X GRAVITY FALLS SCREENCAP REDRAW

Part one here

i love his face

[casscainmainly]

Together.

Batgirl (2000) #67 // Batgirl (2000) #27 // Batgirl (2000) #18 // Batman and Robin: Eternal #3 // Truth & Justice #16 // Batman & The Outsiders (2019) #9 // Batgirl (2000) #29 // Batgirl (2000) #60 // Batgirl (2008) #6 // Batgirl (2000) #59 + Batgirl (2024) #3

[britneyshakespeare]

I'm curious about people's levels of familiarity; I intend no judgment or elitism and it's absolutely fine not to be a completionist, btw. I didn't think I would've intended to have read them all at age 25; it just sort of happened that after I passed the halfway point in the middle of 2023, I came out of a reading slump and was motivated to finish. Fwiw I consider myself a hobbyist (I am not involved in academia or professional theater) but I realize that that label is usually attributed to people with less experience.

I also have always loved seeing other bloggers' Shakespeare polls where they put certain plays or characters up against each other, but I'm often left wondering if it's really a 'fair' fight all the time if you're putting up something like Hamlet or Twelfth Night against one of the more obscure works, like the Winter's Tale. It's not a grave affront to vote in those polls if you don't know every play, but I am curious about it.

Please reblog for exposure if you vote; I would appreciate it a lot. Also feel free to elaborate on your own Shakespeare journey in tags, comments, reblogs, because I love to hear about other people's personal relationships to literature.

[meatmunching]

I just realized that even in the face of those suitors, Telemachus led with mercy.

Athena taught him to be merciful, to lead with opens arms

She tried to do right by his son… oh my heart

[lotus-pear]

nothing can best the bond between a boy and his cat (ref)