#…Frank Miller…

[age-of-moonknight]

Variant cover for Vengeance of the Moon Knight (Vol. 2/2024), #1 by Frank Miller.

[realangelahernandez]

I’m so sad… time for an x reader fan fiction

[starsm00n]

Is he a scary man covered in blood? Or is he my baby girl? Spot the difference

[drugsorgasmsandcheese]

my blog is NOT a safe space for trump supporters by the way so if you voted trump or just lick his ass unfollow me thank you kindly

[its-a-geeks-world]

[hbothelastofus]

[goodkidmadcity]

The only person I'll ever be jealous of is y/n, bro she be living THE LIIIIFE

[bagelboys-withcreamcheese]

[murc0ck]

i know he's fictional but i would love nothing but to devour that man

[ivuhe]

I hate reading a x reader fic (or any fic tbh) where one character is like "big, buff, scary, man" and then "scared, defenseless, innocent girl." ... Like there's a way to write about a masculine character without pushing stereotypes or taking away from them (yk?)

Also, here's my incredible and accurate rendition of how those fics depict the relationships:

[manhandlememando]

reading warnings on fanfics sometimes has me like:

[axequeen]

My boyfriend makes memes and then I post them. He’s the meme machine. I just cried really hard.

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

I can’t claim this “The Last of Us” analysis, but I wanted to share it here because it’s a fascinating thought:

Bill in the game was a cautionary tale. He was a model for what Joel should avoid becoming, which was a closed-off, selfish loner who managed to push away the person he cared about the most.

Bill in the show is Joel’s inspiration/model. He is the one who puts into Joel’s head that he needs to stop being a closed-off, selfish loner and that he must do whatever it takes to save the person he cares about the most.

And what’s cool about this is that, even though both Bills are different, they both served the same purpose regarding Joel’s character.

[bittlebarnes]

Still thinking about The Last of Us:

There's something about Ellie inheriting her gun from Frank that scratches the itch in my brain.

A baby queer inheriting something from a queer elder.

A queer elder who got to live passing down an object of protection to a baby queer whose superpower is that she lived

The mirrored role both Ellie and Frank play(ed) in Joel and Bill's lives.

Yeah. Itched scratched.

[realangelahernandez]

I love older men and I love fictional men you put them together……

[raiden-brannigan]

I tried to do this in a way that would manufacture the most drama genuinely put way too much thought into this