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Wendy through the years

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Some concept art from this loser

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Found an old photo praising the queen

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Gerard in the new 4K Remastered Helena mv

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So yesterday i was watching Star Wars The Empire Strikes back and then i realized that Chewbacca is a perfect example of why teaching Monkeys how to use a gun is a bad idea

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Puppet

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Fixed fan art of Jane and Pete

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The Alucard

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It finally arrived! @evandorkin

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happy electric feel friday

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that one post thats like "I love when alucard gets thrown in a fight because you just see a blob of black cape and like 50% hair" is really true

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thank you da vinkis

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Just wanted to say this comic it's extremely underrated

Book Review: Crabgrass: Comic Adventures by Tauhid Bondia

★★★★☆

I love Crabgrass so much! I follow the comic as it's posted online, and I have grown incredibly fond of Miles' and Kevin's adventures. Normally, I'm not a major comic person, but there is something so refreshing about the innocent childhood goofiness this comic offers. Both boys seem like they should be so different: Miles as the straight A good kid only child and Kevin as the troublemaker one of four from a financially struggling family. However, they click so wonderfully, and I really appreciate how Tauhid Bondia both allows them to have plenty of shenanigans while also tackling important issues in between (that camping arc ending!!). While there are some longer arcs, I appreciate the collection of the one-off moments that both follow the previous set-ups and also build the world out. It's just so enjoyable! If you need a light-hearted brain break with some endearing characters, definitely check out Crabgrass!