#new anthology

[notherpuppet]

can’t share much more of this WIP, but god I love drawing these two 🥹🥰

[minaminokyoko]

I know nobody cares, but...

Marvel picked MY fucking short story, "Lost Cause," to be the official excerpt for the updated announcement of the Captain America: The Shield of Sam Wilson anthology.

No, really, look: https://www.marvel.com/articles/culture-lifestyle/captain-america-the-shield-of-sam-wilson-features-original-short-stories-excerpt-cover

I'm fucking shocked they picked mine. What a tremendous honor to represent our boy. <3

On the off chance someone cares, info below!

As a Black man in America, Sam Wilson knows he has to be twice as good to get half as much credit. He must be a paragon of virtue for a nation that has mixed feelings towards him. In these thirteen brand-new stories, the all-new Captain America must thwart an insurrectionist plot, travel back in time, foil a racist conspiracy, and save the world over and over again.

As the Falcon, Sam Wilson was the first African American super hero in mainstream comic books. Sam’s trials and tribulations reflect the struggles many Black Americans go through today, as Sam balances fighting supervillains and saving the world with the difficulties of being the first Black Captain America. This action-packed anthology inspired by the Marvel comic book universe, will see Sam team up with familiar friends like Steve Rogers, Redwing and Nomad, while fighting HYDRA, Sabretooth, Kingpin, and other infamous villains.

These are stories of death-defying courage, Black love and self-discovery. These are the stories of a super hero learning what it means to be a symbol. These are the stories of Sam Wilson.

Release date: January 14, 2025

Pre-order now in ebook, hardcover, or audiobook: https://www.amazon.com/Captain-America-Shield-Sam-Wilson/dp/1803363878

And can I pretty please get some notes? PWEASE? Struggling indie black author here, just saying.

[flowersandfashion]

the fact that Jeremy Brett played both Dorian Gray and Basil Hallward AND both John Watson and Sherlock Holmes throughout his career. he has the range.

[circadianrhythmofthekiller]

day 11 - leather

[see-arcane]

I recently picked up an anthology of Victorian era werewolf fiction called Terrifying Transformations. I have so many short story collections and novels of that period’s supernatural horrors, but so little of that material has featured werewolves that I assumed the monster simply wasn’t as popular back then as the usual vampires and ghosts. So I was thrilled to not only find this collection, but to get caught up in its introduction which delivers a brief history lesson on the many ways the werewolf character was held up as alternate symbols of villainy, madness, and freedom by the various movements that took place within the period. Including that of the anarchists.

Case in point, this Punch comic, which is included in the book itself:

The Were-Wolf of Anarchy, a symbol of the horrid anarchists out to dismantle good polite English society!

Just as the werewolf was worn by female villains in fiction, boasting strength, individualism, sexual liberation and, gasp, devouring rather than nurturing children; the New Woman in fur.

Just as it stood for the commoners and working-class parties striving for rights and recompense against the aristocrats and nouveau riche.

Beasts abound, howling and tearing. Anarchy! This bit says it best:

I haven’t even gotten deep into the stories themselves yet, but this little opening essay has been delicious to chew on. Werewolves have always been part of the modern Other-symbolism crowd, shouldered up against the undead and the uncanny. Monsters to alternately fear within or without, or else performing as outright escapism in shedding human constraints and the collars of society.

It never occurred to me how that particular lupine flag has been waving since at least the 1800s.

[ournewfounddiscord]

AAHGGHGH IM SORRY FOR NOT BEING ACTIVE HERE... have a BB drawing as an apology from me...

[swiftiesoliloquies]

the terrorist situation that happened in Austria is heartbreaking and terrifying, but what's also scary is that people are saying "it's Taylor's fault if children had died", or "oh if I knew a terrorist threat would cancel her I would have done it". I don't understand how demented one must be to see something like this and place blame (and shift the focus on her may I add, not the ones that could have died) on the artist, when we know full well, had it been a Kendrick Lamar or Harry Styles concert, no one would have pointed a finger of blame at them

[tiredandoptimistic]

I know it will not happen, but also it would be so fucking funny if they did another season of RvB. Just fucking commit to the chaos, Burnie. Make every new season a different possible continuation from s13, have none of them be canon. Let's play in this sandbox together.

[kyouka-supremacy]

Bungo Stray Dogs 6th Anothology - Mutsumi - | Guest artists illustrations

[komohine]

“Ghost of you”

3 of 3

[leevanbeek]

Hope to see you there!!!

[vertigoartgore]

2002's Spider-Man's Tangled Web Vol.1 #12 cover by artist Duncan Fegredo. The first Spider-Man issue written by ASM writer Zeb Wells.

[smovs]

here’s a closer look at my KH1 Save Point bookmark design. If only Riku & Kairi could see this…⭐ ko-fi.com/smovs/shop

[circadianrhythmofthekiller]

day 25 - bb realization (pre transition)

based on bb’s bonus tunnel note (under cut) saying she changed her name to bb after hearing this song… more fire on my trans bb interpretation flames

[glowpuppy]

something quick of @kewpiekills' voyeur- he charmed me to say the least

[kurgy]

i like redrawing memes when im the only one with context