#mcspirk comic

[mcspirkevents]

Oh, look at them!

au where bones is a swamp witch, spock is a runaway prince and jim’s like, the chosen one or something (he doesn’t talk about it)

( prompt fill for @mcspirkevents bingo card prompt “fantasy au” ^_^ )

[dustykneed]

...that's what you get for bickering on a starship, i guess??

inspired by @youandthemountains' post 👀

[earthafromearth]

This dialogue cure my soul a little bit.

Just want you guys to know that.

[hobbithabits]

Yall know the scene in those ‘coming of age’ movies, where the family is having dinner, and the dad points out that new boy to his daughter with the subtly of a freight train. And he says something about him being a good kid, that he’s talented, and then ends with something that directly aligns with what the daughter likes?

Yes. That’s concept, but it’s dinner with Spock and his parents. And Sarek is under the impression that Spock is with Kirk (not wrong), and is trying to convince him that the doctor is a better option(wrong, because he’s also dating McCoy)

“Doctor McCoy is very talented. He’s recived awards for his work I’ve heard.”

“Yes father, he excelled as a doctor before he had joined starfleet as well.”

“He also saved my life, and your own countless times”

“Yes, as was his duty as Chief Medical Officer of the Enterprise”

…

“I noticed as well, that he has incredibly skilled hands.”

“Father I do not wish to-“

[mcspirkevents]

Everyone please read the ideas below the cut! They make so much sense.

The triumvirate as commedia dell'arte characters

@mcspirkevents bingo card prompt free space

My ideas behind each of them and why I chose that specific character is after the cutoff :))

Spock is Pierrot. The character of Pierrot is a symbol for putting on a mask to hide one's true feelings which felt fitting for Spock. He is done with charcoal to give him a soft and kind of even sad vibe to mach the character of Pierrot.

McCoy is Columbina. The character of Columbina is sassy and is a faithful confidante, constantly demonstrating her improvisational skills. McCoy is trusted by others and has to improvise constantly in each medical crisis that happens aboard the Enterprise. McCoys outfit was made with old doctors coats in mind. He was done with watercolours to have a bold yet risky feel, because watercolours can be unpredictable.

Kirk is Innamorati, with some influence of Il Capitano. With all the chaos that occurs in commedia dell'arte Innamorati, which translate to Lovers, are characters that always end up winning in the end. They are very selfish and self-centered and along with loving themselves, they are in love with the very idea of love. It's well known that Kirk is infact not selfish at all, but to the audience of the show and other characters his actions aren't always crystal clear. Sometimes his actions could be deemed selfish before we get to the part of the conclusion of the episode. Kirk was made with acrylic paint to give him a romantic and shiny feel. His outfits design has heavy influence from II Capitano.

[electronickingdomfox]

The Captain isn't bringing his boyfriends with him for a change (to this supposedly not-dangerous mission), and this is BIG drama for them.

It gets better when one of the boyfriends decides to beam down nonetheless, but without the other:

Of course it ends up with Spock in a silly hat carrying McCoy around, and getting even in more trouble.

From "The Modala Imperative" miniseries (DC comics)

[startrekbookshop]

Damn Bones.

[fruitsboots]

Jorkin to the stars

@lenin-it-to-win-it

[aerialworms-art]

I've been obsessed with vintage comics lately, and I wanted to try out a new colouring style, so here is a redux of Day 19 of my Spocktober/Trektober 2023, Tribbles!

Please click for quality :3

(ID under cut)

[Image ID: A vintage comic style drawing of three tribbles from Star Trek, huddled together.

The one on the left has curly fur and is smaller than the other two. It is coloured blonde, and has one prominent curl right at the top of it, similar to a certain starship captain's...

The one in the middle, behind the other two, has glossy straight black fur and is taller than the other two. Its fur ends in a severe line, like Vulcan bangs.

The third tribble is about as big as the middle one, only this one has dark brown, messier, more layered fur. Its fur is swept to the left, much like Doctor McCoy's.

Wiggly lines indicate they are all purring or trilling as tribbles do, and three cartoon hearts float above them. The two tribbles on either end are spilling out slightly over the border of the drawing. The background is a light blue at the top, fading into lavender underneath them. Their shadows are purple, and the white paper of the borders is aged and yellowy. The layers of colour (cyan, yellow, magenta) are made up of tiny dots, and are offset slightly, creating chromatic aberration.

Above the drawing is written "Trektober" and "Day 19 - Tribbles" Below it is written "@aerialworms" and "Spocktober"./End ID]

[saguaroooo]

english and italian (original) versions! Inspired by the song "io non sono io" by Rancore.

For the Mcspirk bingo.

I'm not used to comics so I'm sorry if the composition is a bit weird.

[fely-v]

Well. This is the second part to one sketch from previous posts. I finally feel free.

Fuuuh. I've finally finished this job. Even after I made the first sketch, where did about the wounded McCoy reason, I felt the need to make a sequel. This comic has become a kind of redemption for me. I don't like pain without comfort. Let these guys continue to take care of each other.

[holodeck-enthusiast]

Kirk is a jerk 🤭

[mcspirkevents]

It must've taken a lot of effort to make this. I hope you know it looks fantastic!

@mcspirkevents bongo card prompts tainted memories & cabin in the mountains :)

[kugelfische]

uhhh something somehting uhhh rr uhh ok

[youandthemountains]

these tags via @muirmarie on that Piece of the Action post....

[electronickingdomfox]

This is very sweet. But friendship for Spock also includes this:

Please Sarek, NEVER talk to Amanda like this!

From DC comics vol. 2, issues 10, 11, 13.