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Silver Surfer No. 38 - The Answer

by Jim Starlin and Ron Lim

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[the-gershomite]

What If... Venom Had Possessed the Punisher #44 -December 1992-

writer: Kurt Busiek

artist: Luke McDonnell

letterer: Janice Chiang

colorist: Tom Vincent

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X-Factor art by John Byrne — inked by Walt Simonson!

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The New Warriors #19 (1992)

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69. "SNAPPING The Dragon's SPINE"

(Dragon Lines # 2, June 1993)

RATING: 4 🐛 Worm Cloaks out of 10

I was worried this series would be a case of diminishing returns and it appears that I was correct. The novelty of the world building in the first issue has worn off and is overcome by lots of action scenes that are so exposition heavy they may as well be holding conversation over a cup of tea. At least the action is well drawn enough to be engaging. Apparently the 3-D cardboard covers for the "Heavy Hitters" stuff was only for their number one issues?

FAVORITE: What's the fantasy version of technobabble? Mytho-babble?

LEAST FAVORITE: The inconsistency of what Li remembers / knows vs what Sun-Wukong remembers / knows

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Petal photo display https://www.design-miss.com/petal-photo-display/ Tom Vincent ha realizzato Petal photo display, un porta foto a forma di pianta con vaso colorato, acquistabile qui.

[aezran]

Slytherins are written to be the opposite of what jkr considers “good” and “appropriate”.

You know what that means?

Episode two >>

happy pride

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When you're reading a fanfic and y/n switches gender's mid story

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Child's Play (1988)

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Silver Surfer No. 38 - The Answer

by Jim Starlin and Ron Lim

[nickmarino]

[the-gershomite]

What If... #26 The Punisher Had Killed Daredevil? -June 1991-

writer: Kurt Busiek

artist: Luke McDonnell

letterer: Janice Chiang

colorist: Tom Vincent

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Bully sketches to combat artblock

I've been trying Krita instead of Firealpaca lately

Gary trigger warning down the cut

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X-Factor #55 (1990)

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53. "Lost Highway"

(Law Dog # 1, May 1993)

RATING: 4 🚗 Rad Cars Out Of 10

The protagonists are just so unlikable in this, and the grim and gritty art style is just really off-putting to me. However, this concept and setting is super duper intriguing and I'd love to see it approached again. Passing through small towns, crossroads, and other liminal spaces resulting in you being displaced in time & space isn't a new concept by a long shot, nor is having someone patrolling those spaces to keep the weird stuff at bay and save people (I think?), but this just does it in a more unique way. Also Hell just being a regular little town with its own franchise restaurant was fun and the names of the menu items got me to chuckle.

FAVORITE: Subverting the 80s Satanic Panic in this bit just absolutely tickled me

LEAST FAVORITE: Like, every face in here