#old man hawkeye (2018)

[avengerscompound]

Bucky Barnes

Old Man Hawkeye (2018)

[necronatural]

Context on Project Moon discourse

I did some digging and watched some internet slapfights between Korean users, and collected as much context as humanly possible, trying to avoid hearsay where I can:

Misogynistic dudes start complaining about how sexless and non-waifu-female-heavy the game is, feeling the skimpy Sinclair outfit with the thotty little collar VS the fully covered Ishmael outfit is pointed feminist jeering (a law Hawkeye Initiative). Korean anti-feminists are really sensitive to pointed feminist jeering. More on that in a bit

Upon learning the identity artist is male, they trawl the rest of the staff to prove their stupid-ass theory.

They latch onto the lead CG artist, who has tweeted about feminism before.

Project Moon receives countless threats and people marching on their office IRL demanding to speak to the CEO.

The resulting hate campaign leads to Project Moon firing the lead artist for violation of contract; it was specifically requested by the company that all users delete political statements and controversial topics before joining, and the tweets the incels are using seem to prove that the worst case scenario for not adhering to the request has come to pass.

The thing is, she did delete the tweets.

This user has screencapped incels scrambling to justify their belief the game is for man-haters, including a statement that he had dug up deleted tweets. These are old records.

These are the retweets, all made before joining the company (but again, the policy was that the tweets like this should be scrubbed). Most of them are just being catty. The most extreme statements are a scathing satire even a child could understand, and some general feminist sentiments which are not incendiary in any way. It seems they were screencapped to cement a pattern of passionate feelings on feminism.

In Korea, feminism is considered a wedge issue, which means basic activism becomes extremely politically charged. Think of it like how trans issues are being treated in America at the moment, or how "Critical Race Theory" was a wedge issue like 2 years ago. Nevertheless, the most hateful statements in these tweets are not "feminist", but rather annoyance at misogyny, and pretty obviously jokes.

The tweet that the incels are latching onto here states "if being a feminist makes me Megalia, I am Megalia. If being against patriarchy makes me anti-social, I am anti-social". Megalia was a scumbag leftist radfem group originating from Korea's 4chan (anonymous messageboards). It was bad enough that banning gay slurs created a splinter group. Megalia was well-known for mirroring misogynistic behaviours back onto men. They were reviled. An actress lost her job for wearing a T-shirt this group sold, even though the funds were going to supporting women seeking legal actions. Association with Megalia was reputation poison.

Notice I refer to them in the past tense, because Megalia shut down in 2017. The tweet was in 2018. You could not get any more obvious that the statement being made was "you can insult me by calling me Megalia, but I still believe in feminism". There is no association with this incendiary group.

Incels "supported" their argument with an image of Yi Sang holding a vial in basically one of the only 2 ways you can hold a vial, calling it a reference to 🤏, an emoji used as the Megalia logo interpreted to mean "men have small penises". This insane interpretation is being used to cement the whole company as misandrist.

Therefore: Project Moon fired their lead artist even though she didn't violate her contract because insane incels did a "how dare you say we piss on the poor" bad faith misinterpretation of deleted tweets in order to justify their belief that Project Moon is a man-hating company, and as a man-hating company deserves to be annihilated, leading to threats to staff.

The artist for Leviathan later stated that Project Moon pushed the comic forward with no buffer, and when the schedule became unbearable, they just cancelled it. They were told there was an issue with production (supported by the fact the company dropped the translation in favour of focusing on the game), but this news has made the artist pessimistic about the company's treatment of their art team. (Update: deleted, with a statement they feel they felt attached to their debut work, and struggle with feeling like they ran away.)

Here's the artist Vellmori's twitter if you would like to support them through this period.

[katebishopeveryday]

Old Man Hawkeye (2018) #9 Ethan Sacks & Marco Checchetto

[joezy27]

HAWKEYE - Clint Barton & Kate Bishop

Old Man Hawkeye (2018) #8 Cover by Marco Checchetto

[vertigoartgore]

2018's Old Man Hawkeye Vol.1 #3 Mighty Thor variant cover by artist Olivier Coipel & colorist Jason Keith (done in 2017).

[iriel3000]

Secret Avengers #1 (2013)

Old Man Hawkeye (2018)

[hawkzeyes]

lort i’m afraid I would do whatever this old ass man told me to do 😭

Old Man Hawkeye #2 (2018)

[ao3feed-winterhawk2-archive]

I want your midnights

by lady-hawkman (marianneT), marianneT

"Yeah, it gets lairy," Clint says, through the coms. "Lairy's one way of putting it," Bucky grumbles, Gwen sprinting past his outstretched arm and straight towards the…

"What even is that?" Bucky asks. "I'm not sure," Kate says. "Um."

Gwen slides straight through it and out the other side. She's covered in jelly.

"Gelatinous cube!" She yells, throwing her fists up in triumph.

Words: 2020, Chapters: 2/?, Language: English

Series: Part 3 of Act on Impulse

Fandoms: Black Widow (Comics), West Coast Avengers, Hawkeye (Comics), X-Men (Comicverse), Winter Soldier (Comics)

Rating: Mature

Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence

Categories: F/M, M/M

Characters: Clint Barton, James "Bucky" Barnes, Quentin Quire, Kate Bishop, Sam Wilson (Marvel), Steve Rogers, Natasha Romanov (Marvel), Yelena Belova, Gwen Poole, America Chavez, Johnny Watts, Ramone Watts

Relationships: James "Bucky" Barnes/Clint Barton, Clint Barton & Kate Bishop, Clint Barton & Natasha Romanov, James "Bucky" Barnes & Natasha Romanov, Clint Barton & Steve Rogers, James "Bucky" Barnes & Sam Wilson, James "Bucky" Barnes & Steve Rogers, Kate Bishop & Quentin Quire, Clint Barton & Sam Wilson, Steve Rogers & Sam Wilson, Clint Barton & Yelena Belova, James "Bucky" Barnes & Yelena Belova, Yelena Belova & Kate Bishop, Gwen Poole/Quentin Quire

Additional Tags: Post-Comic: West Coast Avengers (2018) #10, Friendship, Team as Family, Nightmares, Bucky Barnes Has Nightmares, Deaf Clint Barton, Clint Barton & Natasha Romanov Friendship, Natasha Romanov Feels, Natasha Romanov Is Not A Robot, Clint and Bucky love Nat, And will do anything to protect her, Natasha's Family, Steve is a good guy, Post-Marvel Comic Event: Secret Empire (2017), Clint has his demons, He stores them in his trailer, Kate is perpetually bemused and/or angry, And she deserves it tbf, Clint and Bucky bickering, Clint and Bucky and Sam bickerinf, One chapter later on is very frisbee heavy, so look forward to that, This fic is kinda my baby but it's also a mess, Like Clint?, Clint is too old for the 24/7 dance party, And Bucky's even older, Not in time outta the ice I suppose but you know what I mean, there's a lot of texting in this, I should use one of those cute text image things but I cba, Chaos, Man so much chaos, This is the inside of my brain all the time

source https://archiveofourown.org/works/48560782

[xprojectrpg]

This Day in X-Project - July 13

2015: Scott gives Jean advice on car shopping. Amadeus Cho sends Angel, Gabriel, and Arthur on a chase through NYC; they finally nail him down and convince him to come to Xavier's. Gabriel complains about Amadeus macing him and asks Clarice for an eye exam. Quentin meets his new roommate (Amadeus) and is severely unimpressed. Jungbrunnen: Wade updates the rest of X-Force on North’s condition and what happened to him; Wade, Marie-Ange, Doug, and Emma meet to discuss North's potential mental state as well as the few loose ends allowed to blow in the wind until they tangle themselves up.

2016: Maya posts about setting up a Pokemon Go trip to the woods. Laurie posts about a dementia vaccine that’s being developed. Cecilia posts about not tending any Pokemon Go related injuries. Jessica posts about going old school, and playing Pokemon on her 2DS.

2017: Hope A. shares her plans for the summer. While recovering from food poisoning, Rogue and Jean communicate via a walkie-talkie. Gabriel and Domino get to know each other better while working a job. Wanda and Kyle hang out in his suite. Warren offers to pay for Lorna’s wedding.

2018: Sins of the Father: Tandy's powers go out of control, and Topaz feels a kick of magic right before it happens; she talks to Amanda, and they agree it's time to hit the books; Amanda emails the rest of the magic crew for research help; Laurie posts about the three curse victims, and tells everyone to keep an eye out. Kitty posts about missing New York.

2019: Fear in the Dark: Two teams of X-Men go to the fight club; Cyclops, Nightcrawler, Marvel Girl, Wolverine, Blink, and Dust are inside and see the trademark Asgardian hammer box in the main ring; Nightcrawler tries to teleport it out but is unable to and winds up fighting the champion, Craig Hollis; Wolverine and Blink see Skadi and D'Spayre in the crowd and overhear their plan to use the fight as a way to find the Worthy for the hammer; before anyone can act, the hammer box is broken and Hollis revealed to be the newest Worthy, Angrir; Scott’s team try to subdue Angrir and evacuate the crowd while Marvel Girl stops the roof collapsing, but lose the three bad guys in the crush; outside, Dominion, Xavin, and Spectrum are also on crowd control when they are confronted by Skadi, D’Spayre and Angrir; they fight, but Skadi and Angrir combine their hammer forces and escape; as the X-Men are leaving, Iron Man, Hawkeye and Black Widow approach them wanting to combine knowledge, but an emergency call forces them to all go to the Triskelion, which is under attack by all of the Worthy, plus the Dweller, who are after the last hammer; Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Dust and Spectrum join Iron Man against Nerkkod and Mokk; Dominion, Marvel Girl, Xavin and Captain America face Angrir and Griethoth and in the vault room, Cyclops, Hellion, Blink and the Hulk try to stop Kuurth, Skadi and the Dweller from getting to the hammer; during the course of the fight in the vault room, the Dweller is knocked out by Cyclops and teleported to the mansion, but the hammer box is broken and the Hulk becomes Nul; the bad guys teleport away and the X-Men head home; Jean and Amanda successfully combine forces to try and lock down the Dweller enough for Tandy to resurface.

2020:

2021: Arise, X-Man: Darcy helps Laurie attend physical therapy and they have a difficult conversation in the car. Matt posts about being old and creaky. Jubilee brings Kyle to a nightclub, where she fills him in on their status in a fake dimension.

2022: Darcy wonders how much she'll get murdered if she brings spray tea in a can to work.

2023: Match and Shatterstar explore Ben's Bygone Belongings in District X.

[daydreamerdrew]

Comics read this past week:

Marvel Comics:

Captain America (2018) #2

This issue was published in August 2018, according to the Marvel Wiki. It was written by Ta-Nehisi Coates, penciled by Leinil Francis Yu, inked by Gerry Alanguilan and Leinil Francis Yu, and colored by Sunny Gho.

I didn’t get around to getting further in this series this week, but issue #2 got me interested in the run in a way that issue #1 didn’t. I was interested in the approach to Steve’s characterization and the overall story direction, and I shockingly got a little more on board with Steve and Sharon’s relationship.

The Avengers (1963) #40-42

These issues were published across March 1967 to May 1967, according to the Marvel Wiki. All were written by Roy Thomas. Issue #40 was penciled by Don Heck, and issues #41-42 were penciled by John Buscema. All were inked by George Roussos.

In issue #40, after Pietro talks about he and his sister “had not but each other” growing up, Clint thinks, “It seems like a lifetime ago that I, too, had someone for whom I’d have defied the world! Oh, Natasha.. Natasha! Why did you betray both America.. and the man who loved you?” Then later, “No matter where Natasha’s gone.. or what she’s done.. someday, somehow, I’ll find her! And, when I do, nothing will ever part us again… Nothing!”

In a little reference to the wider Marvel universe, one panel depicts that the plane Natasha had to steal to go to China for her mission for S.H.I.E.L.D. came from General Ross’ military base, and he immediately assumes that she must be working with the Hulk.

Also in issue #40, the Avengers receive a call from Steve, which is initially broken up, and Clint says, “Tune ‘er in fast, Waspie! That’s my buddy, talkin’.. and, he might need help!” Then in issue #41 Clint jokes, while training, “Another bullseye- and from a trapeze, yet! If I get any better, we won’t even need ol’ Cap to come back!”

In issue #41 Wanda thinks, “Hawkeye’s temper starts to flare up again! Yet, I know it is because he still misses the Black Widow- who has become a traitor!” When Hercules recklessly destroys some of the Avengers’ machinery, Clint complains, “The control panel you busted cost Tony Stark plenty- what’s more, Cap an’ I spent a whole day installin’ it!” Clint ends up walking away from his argument with Hercules, saying, “Aw, the heck with it! Fightin’ won’t bring Natasha back- and, that’s all I really care about!”

I liked the bit of Hercules’ characterization in issue #42 where he says, of going off to rescue Janet from Dragon Man alone while everyone else confronts Diablo, “In sooth, I care little for the glory of closing in combat with the one yclept Dragon Man! Yet, my heart is stirred by pangs of pity- for the lovely Wasp! For, of all the Avengers, ‘tis she who hath most befriended me!”

In issue #42 Steve returns to the book. He jokes to Clint, “Like you always used to say, Hawkeye- Maybe I’m just getting old!” Clint responds, “Partner, if I ever say that again- just wash my mouth out with soap!”

At the end of issue #42 the Avengers find out that Natasha was working for S.H.I.E.L.D. and that she’s now been captured. Steve declares, “We must rescue her- somehow!” And Clint says, “NO! I’m the guy who loves her- who should’ve believed in her, no matter what! So now, I’m the Joe that’s gotta get her out of there- or die trying! And I’ve got to do it- my way!!”

Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandoes (1963) #22

This issue was published in July 1965, according to the Marvel Wiki. It was written by Stan Lee, penciled by Dick Ayers, and inked by Carl Hubbell.

I really liked the story of this issue. Sergeant McGiveney, who we’ve seen a few times before, has a rivalry with Nick. But when the two of them are separated from their respective squads, the Commandoes and the Maulers, in enemy territory- though they insult each other the entire time- neither of them stoop to jeopardizing the broader mission and work together.

Timely Publications:

Young Allies (1941) #1

This issue was published in July 1941, according to the issue cover date. The story took up the whole issue for a total of 57 pages.

Young Allies #1 contained Bucky and Toro's and then Cap and Jim Hammond’s first meetings. Toro saves Bucky and the regular Young Allies and then introduces himself, "I'm Toro. You're Bucky, Captain America's side-kick, aren't you?" Bucky says, "Yes, I'm the leader of the Sentinels of Liberty Club!" Toro brashly tries to insist that he should be the leader because he saved them and could take all of them in a fight (considering he actually has powers), but the other kids resist this because they like Bucky. Their respective superheroes are invoked with Toro saying, "I could lick your Captain America too!" And Bucky responding, "Yeah? You and how many Human Torches?" After this there isn't any more conflict between any of the kids, aside from accusations throughout the issue that one of them is a "sissy" for being hesitant to do something.

The kids all go on this whole long adventure, traveling to England on a ship and using an anti-aircraft gun to fight off a bombing raid once they get there, then walking to the coast and making a raft to get to France, then largely driving to Germany. In Germany they break into Gestapo Headquarters to find out where British spy Agent Zero is being held, are briefly in a concentration camp, escape, then head to the Red Skull's lair to free Agent Zero. Fleeing from the Red Skull's forces they all end up in Russia, get arrested there, and are on their way to the "Siberian-Mongolian" border when they escape and flee to China, end up in Hong Kong, then get another ride on a ship back to the United States. Only at the very end, when they're in trouble in the U.S., do the kids call Captain America and the Human Torch for help.

Cap and Jim arrive to save the kids at the same time. Jim says, "So you're Captain America, eh? I've heard of you!" And Steve says, "Greetings, Torch! Going my way?" as the two charge at the bad guys. After the battle is over, Bucky explains everything that happened to the adults with his arm around Toro.

I was really surprised and interested in by the portrayal of the woman character in this issue, Agent Zero. The first four parts of the story were written by Otto Binder and the last two were written by Stan Lee. It's clear that the reveal that Agent Zero is a woman wasn't intended by Otto Binder, nor by Stan Lee until the sixth part. In Otto Binder's sections Agent Zero is a valiant spy, though he needs the help of little children, and holds up well in a fight and doesn't reveal information while tortured. Agent Zero is written and drawn as a normal man in the fifth section, then Stan Lee has Agent Zero reveal that she's actually a woman in the sixth when she changes in order to more easily convince a ship captain in China to take her and the boys back to America, which I thought was an actually fairly realistic decision. The character is a pretty successful crossdresser, after this point she's not drawn with a drastically more feminine face until the big reveal to everyone, at which point she's suddenly wearing bright lipstick. The only characterization difference is that she's affectionate to the boys at the very end of the story, and that she gets close to breaking under torture despite holding up while in the Red Skull's captivity earlier. It's unfortunate to me that it doesn't look like this character was ever revisited in modern comics because I think there's a lot of potential there.

As part of the issue's final message, Agent Zero says, "You see, while men do the fighting on the battlefield, we women do our part, too! When my message is delivered to all the free capitals of the world, the combined forces of the democracies will smash the brutal dictatorships!" And in the Human Torch's part, he says, "While dictatorship enslaves men abroad, and crushes their freedom of speech and worship, you boys and girls must live up to and guard these precious rights over here!"

DC Comics:

Action Comics (2016) #1065

This issue was published this month, May 2024. The main story was written by Joshua Williamson, drawn by Rafa Sandoval and Miguel Mendonça, and colored by Alejandro Sánchez. There was also a 10-page back-up story written by Joshua Williamson, drawn by Mirko Colak, and colored by Mike Spicer. I hadn’t read anything drawn by Mirko Colak before and I particularly liked his work here.

The main story continued Kara and Kon’s escape attempt, Lex and Brainiac’s tense working relationship, and Lobo and Clark trying to get to Brainiac’s ship. This event hasn’t gone into any detail about Kara and Brainiac’s history, just repeatedly referred to it, and I am intrigued. Brainiac and Lex’s working relationship ends here as Kara forcibly takes Lex with her when she escapes so she can make him explain everything to her, and Brainiac says, “Luthor is no longer needed. Shoot to kill.”

The back-up story was about Brainiac’s disappointing son Vril Dox (II). This story made me realize how little I know about Brainiac; I haven’t known there were other characters he had a parent-child relationship with. I’ve been following this event because of my prior knowledge about and interest in Lena Luthor II. Vril explains, “You literally created me from your own DNA. And then you experimented on and tortured me for years.” Brainiac considers him “too emotional.” I wonder if reading up more on this character would shed some light on Lena’s time with Brainiac 13.

Lex and Lena’s relationship before this event wasn’t great, but his demeanor towards her was a lot better (and more normal) than it was in their Our Worlds at War-era history. Considering how Superman (2023) has portrayed Lex so far, I wonder if there will be anything done paralleling Lex and Brainiac’s desire to be a parent but inability to truly be one as it’s usually defined, with an inherent care for one’s child, which Lex is overcoming but Brainiac can’t.

Superman (2023) #14

This issue was published this month, May 2024. It was written by Joshua Williamson, drawn by Rafa Sandoval and Miguel Mendonça, and colored by Alejandro Sánchez.

The idea that Brainiac was creating a family for himself was raised by Supergirl, who doesn’t know about the flashback to Brainiac seeing a father trying to save his doomed children or heard Brainiac talk about trying to understand something he’s missing. She cites all of the alternate versions of himself that Brainiac collected and has working for him. Though that does seem to be what the event is leading up to Lex shuts her down, saying, “Don’t be so naive. He’s creating-”

This issue confirmed that Lena doesn’t remember her history with Brainiac. I liked the phrasing of her arguing to Brainiac that “you’ve got the wrong me,” as though she’s a distinctly different person from her younger self that was with Brainiac. He says of his grand plot that “this all started with you” and refers to the Brainiac Queen as “what we bring into the universe.”

Despite Lex’s comment, it doesn’t seem to me from the reveal of the Brainiac Queen that Brainiac isn’t creating a family for himself. Maybe the distinction is that he doesn’t want a big family, like Superman has, but one person he’s involved with. Brainiac says to Superman “I am beginning to see where else you draw your strength from,” then uses Superman’s friends and family members that he’s captured to literally power his creation. He also says, “I understand that this will also mean some sacrifices of my own,” perhaps meaning that he’s also using the doppelgängers of himself he amassed in the process.

Superboy (2011) #1-2

These issues were published across November 2010 to December 2010, according to the DC Wiki. Both were written by Jeff Lemire, drawn by Pier Gallo, and colored by Jamie Grant.

I gave this book a try because House of Brainiac got me in the mood to read up on Kon and Lex. I was curious about the depiction of the ‘clone of Superman and Lex Luthor’ retcon, which I’m really more familiar with in adapted media. Also, I haven’t finished reading the Reign of the Supermen storyline and I don’t think Superboy (1994) is accessible without it.

There was nothing wrong with the art, but the writing in these two issues was certainly not impressive or compelling.

[avengerscompound]

Clint Baron & Natasha Romanoff

Old Man Hawkeye (2018)

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Daredevil and More

Today's guest once again is comedian Carlos Garcia! How good are the DC animated movies? What order should you watch them in? What happens in Fantastic Four #12 from 2018? What happened in Marvel's New Universe? Why didn't Warren Ellis finish newuniversal? What happens in City of Bane? SPOILER WARNING. Why does Brett like Spider-Man Noir? How great is it when Batman and Superman team up? What happens in Old Man Logan? What comics did it inspire? What's the deal with Gotham Central? What's up with the new Ultimate Spider-Man? Why does no one care about the new Miracleman by Neil Gaiman? Why are the collected editions so expensive? Why do you not want to buy the new Wonder Man book? 

Reading list: Daredevil (2022) (free on Kindle Unlimited) Frank Miller Daredevil Secret Invasion Fantastic Four #12-13 (2018) (free on Kindle Unlimited) newuniversal Batman #77 (2016) - City of Bane, by Tom King Flashpoint Spider-Man Noir (2009) Intertwined (free on Kindle Unlimited) Batman vs Robin Old Man Logan by Mark Millar (free on Kindle Unlimited) Old Man Logan by Jeff Lemire (free on Kindle Unlimited) Old Man Hawkeye (free on Kindle Unlimited) Old Man Quill (free on Kindle Unlimited) Ed Brubaker Captain America Criminal Gotham Central (free on Kindle Unlimited) Miracleman

Watch list: The Dark Knight Returns Part 1 and 2 Batman: The Killing Joke Batman: Year One X-Men The Animated Series Logan

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[katebishopeveryday]

Old Man Hawkeye (2018) #6 Ethan Sacks & Marco Checchetto

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Podfic Requests on Purimgifts

Below is a list of all fandoms in which podfic is requested on Purimgifts! Fandoms with more than on request are marked with *.

10 Things I Hate About You (1999)  

12 Dancing Princesses (Fairy Tale)

A Half-Built Garden - Ruthanna Emrys

A League of Their Own (TV 2022)

A Memory Called Empire - Arkady Martine

A Series of Unfortunate Events - Lemony Snicket

All-of-a-Kind Family Series - Sydney Taylor

Ancient Egyptian RPF

Animorphs - Katherine A. Applegate

Archive 81 (Podcast)

Batman: Wayne Family Adventures (Webcomic)

Bend It Like Beckham (2002)

Bluey (Cartoon 2018)

Bomb Girls

Call the Midwife

Buffy the Vampire Slayer (TV)

Captain America (Movies)

Captain Marvel (2019)

Captain Marvel (Comics)

Carmen Sandiego (Cartoon 2019)

Charmed

Chasing Liberty (2004)

*Chronicles of Narnia - C. S. Lewis

Contact (1997)

Criminal Minds

Dance of the Vampires (Broadway 2002/03) - Steinman/Ives/Kunze

Deadloch (TV 2023)

Deep Impact (1998)

*Devil Wears Prada (2006)

Disney Princesses

Downton Abbey

Dracula - Bram Stoker

Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves (2023)

Ella Enchanted - Gail Carson Levine

*Emelan - Tamora Pierce

Enchanted Forest Chronicles - Patricia Wrede

ER (TV 1994)

*Fairy Tales & Related Fandoms

Felicity (TV)

Final Fantasy VIII

Firefly

Football RPF

For All Mankind (TV 2019)

Ghostbusters: Afterlife  

Ghosts (TV 2019)

Giselle (Ballet)

Hacks (TV 2021)

Hallelujah - Leonard Cohen (Song)

Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling

Hawkeye (TV 2021)

Hellspark - Janet Kagan

Hockey RPF

*Hunger Games Series - All Media Types

In the Loop (2009) & The Thick of It

InCryptid - Seanan McGuire

Jewish Hero Corps - Oirich/Randall (Comics)

*Jewish Legend & Lore

*Jewish Scripture & Legend

Kairos (O'Keefe) Series - Madeleine L'Engle

Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger

Kamen Rider Decade

Kamen Rider Kuuga

Killing Eve (TV 2018)  

Kim Possible (Cartoon)

Le Chat du rabbin | The Rabbi's Cat (Comics)  

League of Legends

Legends & Lattes - Travis Baldree

Leverage

Lilo & Stitch (2002)

Loki: Agent of Asgard

Marvel Cinematic Universe

Mediator Series - Meg Cabot

*Megillat Ester | Book of Esther

Merlin (TV)  

Mirabile - Janet Kagan

Moon Knight (TV 2022)

Ms. Marvel (Comics)

Ms. Marvel (TV 2022)

NewsRadio  

Numb3rs (TV)

October Daye Series - Seanan McGuire

Old Kingdom - Garth Nix

One Piece

*Original Work  

Our Flag Means Death (TV)

*Post-Biblical Jewish RPF

Protector of the Small - Tamora Pierce

*Rabbinic and Talmudic Judaism RPF

Rise of the Guardians (2012)

*Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016)

RWBY

Schitt's Creek (TV)

Sefer Makabim Alef | 1 Maccabees

Sefer Yehudit | Book of Judith

Seven Kingdoms: The Princess Problem (Visual Novel)

Sfarim Chitzoniyim | External Books (Judaism)

Shadow Unit

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power (2018)

Six of Crows Series - Leigh Bardugo

Spider-Man: Spider-Verse (Sony Animated Movies)

*Spinning Silver - Naomi Novik

*Star Trek: Alternate Original Series (Movies)

*Star Trek: Deep Space Nine  

Star Trek: Enterprise

*Star Trek: Lower Decks (Cartoon)

Star Trek: Picard

*Star Trek: Strange New Worlds (TV)

*Star Trek: The Next Generation

*Star Trek: The Original Series

Star Trek: Voyager

Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi (TV)

Stellar Firma (Podcast)

Supergirl (TV 2015)

Teen Titans (Animated Series)

*Teixcalaan Series - Arkady Martine  

Temeraire - Naomi Novik

Tennis RPF

The Americans (TV 2013)

*The Avengers (Marvel) - All Media Types

The Ballad of Lost Hollow - Shapera

The Defenders (Marvel TV)

The Diplomat (US TV 2023)

The Gilded Age (TV 2022)

*The Golem and the Jinni - Helene Wecker

The Grisha Trilogy - Leigh Bardugo

The Innsmouth Legacy - Ruthanna Emrys

The Locked Tomb Series | Gideon the Ninth Series - Tamsyn Muir

*The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types

*The Murderbot Diaries - Martha Wells  

*The Old Guard (Movie 2020)

The Owl House (Cartoon)

The Priory of the Orange Tree - Samantha Shannon

The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien

The Song of the Lioness - Tamora Pierce  

The West Wing

This is How You Lose the Time War - Amal El-Mohtar & Max Gladstone

This Is New Gehesran Calling - Rebecca Fraimow  

Titanic (1997)

*Tortall - Tamora Pierce

Vorkosigan Saga - Lois McMaster Bujold

Warehouse 13

Westing Game - Ellen Raskin

What's Up Doc? (1972)  

*When the Angels Left the Old Country - Sacha Lamb

White Collar (TV 2009)

Women's Hockey RPF

X-Men - All Media Types

X-Men (Comicverse)

Yentl (1983)

Young Justice (Comics)  

Young Wizards - Diane Duane

*Zionist Galactic Federation

Zootopia (2016)

הגדה של פסח | Passover Haggada

טעוויע דער מילכיקער - שלום עליכם | Tevye the Dairyman - Sholem Aleichem

*מדרש | Midrash

*תלמוד | Talmud

*תנ"ך | Tanakh

名探偵コナン | Detective Conan | Case Closed  

文豪ストレイドッグス | Bungou Stray Dogs

機動戦士ガンダム 水星の魔女 | Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury (Anime)

王様戦隊キングオージャー | Ohsama Sentai King-Ohger (TV)

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Old Man Hawkeye #01

Storytelling Layouts

Art by Marco Checchetto (2018)