#wardblr

[butchseiya]

Gave in and doodled Tattletares

[rebel-sqrrl]

Damn, Aisha. Brutal

[estavionpira]

disabled woman: yeah it sucks that it had to be this way but i installed spikes on my wheelchair to stop people from moving me around without my permission

victoria dallon: wooooaahhh,,, tinker 3, maybe 5 my duuuuuuuuude

[bug4932]

vicky for riddy @victoriadallonfan :]

[lizardinkart]

Been heinously sick this week. It’s getting desperate… I’m coping with Amy.

This half assed comic came to me in a feverish haze:

The Dubious Dallon strikes again

[wannabewallflower]

"I don’t think I’m human, doctor, because when Gold Morning happened, she put me back together [...] She told me that when she made that body, larger than mine, the sprawling, broken, wretched thing, raw materials were harvested from stray cats, dogs, and rodents.  Birds, bugs, other things.  People’s household pets that were left behind after Leviathan attacked."

– Victoria Dallon in Torch 7.2, Ward

[victoriadallonfan]

r/TwoSentenceHorror stories but with Parahuman characters

[il3x]

this post by @intactics, and lisa wilbourn.

[ewingstan]

We talk a lot about how Taylor's actions are shaped by her power; how being affective against anyone requires her to be uniquely brutal. She can't stop a threat just by touching them like Clockblocker, if she needs to disable someone its inevitably gonna be with horror movie tactics. But I haven't really considered how much that's a general problem in parahumans. I mean, Vicky's whole conceit from the word go has been dealing with Superman's World of Cardboard problem without having the control and finesse needed to avoid tearing people apart*.

Honestly, "superhuman is an incredible fighter but can't fight without risking killing or maiming someone" seems like it should be a more common part of superhero deconstructions. I mean, its already hard to avoid seriously hurting someone in real-world fights, to the point that most people could name half a dozen famous pseudo-accidental killings without really needing to think about it. Enough Homelander-style "these guys would just like to bathe in a bloodbath" deconstructions, where's all the other "these guys would prefer to just stop someone but inevitably turn all confrontations into a bloodbath" stories? The only one that comes to mind is the start of Zdarsky's Daredevil run, but I might be missing a few big ones.

*which her tendency to see violence as the answer to every societal problem doesn't help with.

[coveredinworms]

A friend just said a drawing of Taylor looked like Weird Al and now all I want it is a pic of Taylor doing this

[elcuervoborracho]

you could grind meat on those

[butchseiya]

[rebel-sqrrl]

I'm taking this tiny bit where Sabah sticks up for Brian as more evidence of my headcanon that they were friends/trauma buddies through the timeskip. President and vice president of the Fuck Bonesaw club

[estavionpira]

Hello, PHO user. Before you is a PHO post asking you to name a female cape. You have unlimited time to tag a female cape, NOT a male one.

Begin.

[cpericardium]

hey so it's finals week and I have done nothing but fuck around for three days please send affirmations

[lizardinkart]

Desire

Quick Amy sketch while she’s still on the brain. She can’t fix this sickness but she can at least keep me company <3