#Lesko

[allgremlinart]

some comfort lesko for you

[lilium-dragomir]

[berkelygenerator]

[tristan-arcelona]

Ouch Redek Lesko

Rain season high

[theimaginauts]

THE ROCKETEER BREAKS FREE

Art by DOUG WHEATLEY & MARCO LESKO

[ultrameganicolaokay]

Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus #1 by Kianna Shore, Mariano Taibo and Marco Lesko. Cover by Christian Ward. Variant covers by (2) Andy Belanger, (3) Taibo and (4) Fernando Dagnino. Out in July.

"THE ELECTRIFYING NEW BLADE RUNNER SERIES! Tokyo 2015: Two Kalanthia survivors fight for their lives in a world where Blade Runners are the least of their problems. Following a failed mission Off-World, the only two survivors of a combat squad, ex-marine Mead and Replicant combat model Stix, have returned to Tokyo to search for the traitor who left them to die. Now operating as an unofficial private detective agency, Stix and Mead find themselves caught up in a deadly Patent War between the Yakuza, the Tyrell Corporation and Cheshire, a rival corporation developing their own bootleg Replicant technology as they search for a missing woman."

[thebuhonerodazorrow]

Blade Runner 2019 #5

Titan

[nukacourier]

Babygirl that labcoat makes your ass look fat as hell

[readingbibooks]

“I said the words ‘I think I’m gay’. Using that word really changed how I thought about the situation and myself. ‘Bisexual’ always felt like I still belonged at least somewhat to the heteronormative world… ‘Gay’ meant I was setting myself apart from every lie I’d told myself growing up. It meant I didn’t want to have my life story end with me and a guy and our kids. It meant that I needed to start a whole new plan, which was terrifying, especially for someone as detail-oriented as I am. But finally, it felt like I was taking myself into account, and that seemed more important than the fear of what the future would hold.”

- Kathryn Lesko, The Bi-Ble: an anthology of personal essays and narratives about bisexuality

[allgremlinart]

Okay 2009 lesko changed me jetko forever now ig o7

2009 lesko changed me forever as well but like I knew I'd come out of it irrevocably ruined when I went into it. just something about dyke!Jet fingering some girl on a ferry. just something about dyke!Jet being a crazy desperate les... that craves human connection... clit connection, even... dyke!Zuko not knowing what "tits" meant like... wow... they are exponentially improved when you make them dykes like idk. girl yaoi. Believe It !!

[about-faces]

I used to live in the DC area and would sometimes see his car, which—just like the actual suits he wore everywhere—was covered in question marks. Gotta admire his commitment to the bit.

[rapha3liii]

Y'know, the discipline of boyology?

[graphicpolicy]

Preview: Trojan #3

Trojan #3 preview. Discover a war between those who peddle to mankind’s darkest fantasies and a world that transcends imagination #comics #comicbooks

[fallout-time]

Fallout 3 characters I would beat up in the least sexy way

In no particular order and no context

Allistair Tenpenny

Mr. Burke

Everyone in Andale except the old man and the kids

Tobar

Moriarty

Obadiah Blackhall

Colonel Autumn

John Henry Eden

Vault 101 Overseer

All the slavers

Dr. Calvert

Dr. Weston Lesko

Angela Staley

[thebuhonerodazorrow]

Blade Runner 2019 #5

Titan

[rpjournal]

Grayditch 9/3/77

So much for raiders. The tunnels were full of ants, but guess what? They could breathe fire. Some Doctor Lesko turned out to have created them, and at first I thought it could be some experiment gone wrong of his.

When I got to the surface, I was approached by a young child, Bryan Wilks, who said much of the town had been lost to the ants. I found his best friend, his father, and many other townsfolk killed around the city -- he was the only one left.

So I knew I had to go back into those tunnels, and a gigantic ant queen was waiting for me down there. Now, Lesko said not to hurt her, but fuck that guy. When I find Bryan a new home, I'm going to make sure Lesko can't do this to any other settlements. These people were just like those in 101, hopes crushed by madmen who thought they believed in the 'greater good.'