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Drawing pookie again🥰

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Just thinking. Just having some thoughts.

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Warlock Chronicles (1993) #5 is a really good exploration of the transgender themes in adam warlock's story. all about the negative effects on his soul for denying her woman side, how embracing it brings them peace, and how it's important to do so and accept who you are

[the old woman in these panels is an aspect of himself, for some further context]

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so now you have your favorite fictional character's backstory. how's it going? great, awful or nuance?

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I think if you can figure out what is causing Symptoms that the inside of your brain should go DING DING DING and then the Symptoms say Fuck, you got me! and leave

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being a marvel fan who genuinely loves and cares about the source material in general fucking sucks a lot, but i think dr doom fans deserve a special "it's so fucking over" discount for all the time they get fucked over. genuinely no one have gone through as much pain as them.

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drawinggg

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if i'm honest i've never had any real desire for a comic or character i like to be turned into a movie. it's partly because i like my niche interests staying niche, thank you very much, but in addition to that, superhero movies are granted a weight that i don't buy into. comics are not stepping stones towards movies, comics are comics. and i like when comics are first and foremost occupied with being comics

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The New Gods #4 - "The Weight of Dreams" (2025)

written by Ram V art by Evan Cagle, Bernard Chang, & Francesco Segala

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are we still doing ideal ship dynamics

[ID: it's a rough drawing of two stick figures. above one of them, it says: "something is wrong with them." above and around the other, it reads: "[has the dubious honor of being the one person who understands them]" and "[something is also wrong with them]" /end ID]

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Orion's mourning of Lightray in the latest issue? It is just perfect. The facade of a stoic warrior to bearing it all out in a destructive way (revealing how he truly feels along with his true face) to how he then how he seems like a child in the last panel? Just perfect.

ALSO Orion specifically reflecting this childlike pose? That's the first time he gets that treatment from the narrative/his depiction in contrast to someone like Lightray who's been described as "child" by Highfather. For once Orion is childlike instead of a "champion" or "Warbringer." (I told you guys I would be keeping an eye on this.)

He's a child too like Lightray was. (He was also a child "forged in the heat of conflict" just like Kamal.)

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BATTLE BROTHERS Orion & Scott in The New Gods (2024) #7