#he's correct

[simplepotatofarmer]

tag a creator you're thankful for

[memes-saved-me]

"Plenty of bitches in the sea" vs "You should get her back"

[duncanor]

Interviewer : there's a lot of Christian imagery in your work, especially with the crosses. Do these symbols matter to you?

Nightow, who created space jesus : huh? Oh no, just think their shape is sick as hell. Nothing religious about that.

[najidaninja]

[fulminare-art]

i was putting all these bracelets and cuffs on and my younger brother fucking said "goth people getting ready to go to the store"

[rubensmuse]

UPDATE: STORY DEVELOPMENTS ON THE PLANET UMBARA HAVE RENDERED ME APOPLECTIC (AND NO, NOT FOR THE REASONS YOU MIGHT BE THINKING)

[kayleebye]

A conversation between Virgo and Leo 😆

(Phoebe Waller Bridge ➕ Jonathan Bailey 📽️: crashing)

[yikesola]

"i've got a laser pointer by the way which is just incredibly camp"

[thinkingabout-girls]

[thestuffedalligator]

So usually when an imaginary friend is a real thing in a story, it’s either a demon or a ghost or some supernatural boogeyman that probably wants to eat the kid they’ve befriended (Mama, a couple of the Paranormal Activity movies), or “imaginary friends” are just treated as a real thing in the setting, and if a child just thinks hard enough they can manifest a friend into existence (Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends, Happy).

And somewhere in the middle is an area where the imaginary friend in question is real and they are supernatural, but they aren’t malevolent, and they aren’t entirely honest about what they are. Like maybe they’re a fairy or a god or some kind of boggle from mythology, but they just got caught by a six year old and they don’t have time to get into it, so they just go “…Yes. I’m your imaginary friend. We haven’t met. How do you do.” And then they stick around because they do love this kid, and if you’re a boggle from mythology in the modern day good food is really hard to come by.

And at some level. That’s what I think Hobbes is.

[professorcalculusstanaccount]

I remember discussing Tintin casting choices with a friend from Germany and remarked how it was odd he often has an English accent in adaptations rather than a Belgian one, and my friend just replied "that's because Tintin gives incredibly strong English boy energy (derogatory)"

Here in the UK there's a lot of weird classism tied into accents. Today accent diversity and representation in broadcasting is actively pursued but in Tintin's time there certainly was a preferred accent to have.

imagine this exchange happens between pages 28-29 in The Crab with the Golden Claws

[keymintt]

a comic/zine about coyotes

[white-spirit-of-darkness]

phil really said i'm still a twink i dunno about y'all

[awetfrog]

Here to throw them into as many romcom tropes as possible

[squidsmeister]

dungeon meshi is my favorite road-trip comedy film

[lautums]

I A HOMO. 2 REÁL IS 2 REÁL !