#news 2017

[grandkhan221b]

More DW stuff

[paimt]

its just supervised phone calls like

in the wise words of stan himself: give me money

[magnusbae]

Star Wars: Republic #59 || Darth Vader (2017) #01

[shyjusticewarrior]

Jason be like: "be you, feel your feelings."

[weevilsdaily]

weevil 419

[reidgif]

newness 2017

[kyssimmee]

Softies is a farcical space-adventure about Kay, the last human kid in the galaxy, and Arizona, the alien space-waste collector who finds her adrift after the sudden and unceremonious explosion of the planet Earth. It's about aliens, alienation, doing chores, and breaking stuff.

I've been posting it as a webcomic since 2015, and you can buy the first volume of the comic as a graphic novel! It's split up into episodic chapters that take the characters to different planets, with different aliens and different forms of bureaucracy.

It would mean a lot to me if you gave it a read, left some comments on the site, left a review for the physical book on Amazon if you've got it, stuff like that!

Ok that's my pitch byeeeeeeeeee

Website / RSS / Discord / Patreon / Bookshop / Amazon

[gael-garcia]

As Boas Maneiras ('Good Manners', 2017 🇧🇷) directed by Juliana Rojas & Marco Dutra

[wuffen]

[exewing]

i drew the living walking dead people again

[mari3with3]

😈❤️🎲

[vagueconfusion]

[shyjusticewarrior]

Jason's Advice To Duke & Dick's Advice To Him Parallel

[polisena-art]

HAPPY NEW YEAR, EVERYONE!! 🎉🎉🎉

Last year's New Year's Eve comic talked about a Brazilian tradition for the holiday. So, another Brazilian tradition to bring good fortune into the new year, is to spend the eve at the beach and jump seven waves to welcome it!

[sakuramoti0903]

Happy New Year!

[courtrecord]

honestly i hate how that “maybe the curtains are just blue” post has become shorthand for anti-intellectualism and shit bc as someone who has an utter passion for media analysis now, I WAS THAT PERSON IN HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH CLASS.

english class never taught me how to analyze stories, it taught me how to remember what things the teacher said were “symbolism” and how to take quizzes where we had to match a quote to the character who said it. i didn’t give a shit about any of it, bc literally why should i. it was bullshit.

there’s this idea online that people are forgetting or rejecting what they learned in english class when they’re bad at media analysis, and maybe that’s a little bit true, but i think the much bigger problem is they never learned it in the first place. cinemasins & “maybe the curtains are just blue” aren’t convincing people to abandon an intellectualism they already had, they’re filling a void.

when all you learn in high school is to write on the test “blue = depression”, why is it surprising that so many people don’t give a shit about the curtains.