#sentry 2023

[just-jessica-jones]

Jessica Jones in Sentry Vol. 4 (2023) #1

[avengerscompound]

Carol Danvers SENTRY (2023) #3

[hrokkall]

ULTRATOBER DAY 19 /// SENTRY

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EDIT: Good ending addendum by request of the ultrabrainrot server

[sirmanmister]

ARTFIGHT ATTACK FOR @leavingautumn13 of Nora!!!!!

This was literally so fun to do I love Nora to bits 🥰

[smorgasbolt]

September 2023

[kritzenkriegen]

..okay that's excellent actually

[ninjagecko72]

Days 25-28 of TMNTtober2023

My version of The Sliver was honestly so fun to draw and color in. I might redesign his armor to not only look Samurai-like but actually take more inspiration from OG/Mirage Shredder. I think it’d be interesting to have him start out as some masked mutant that began fighting the Super-turtles before he’s unmasked and it devastates his sons so much that they couldn’t finish him off for so long.

Look at Mikey with his little trophies that he’s gonna most definitely rub in Raph’s face. He probably still does so for as long as he could. Ooh! I can’t wait to write the chapter with the rematch between him and Kluh. You’re not gonna believe how pissed Mikey gets when Kluh insinuates the kind of fate Isabella would get when the turtles and Splinter would perish. Luckily that’s not gonna happen. (Not even Splinter blames him for striking his opponent when the fight is over. Kami knows he’d do the same if someone dared say something so horrendous about his children.)

And the last one on the bottom right. I still think Leo actually took the most traits of Splinter with his self sacrificing habits. I mean they gotta come from somewhere.

[age-of-moonknight]

Timeless (Vol. 3/2023), #1.

Writers: Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly; Penciler and Inker: Juann Cabal; Colorist: Edgar Delgado; Letterer: Travis Lantham

[ashleyfableblack]

Let's see some Big Love for the fellahs out there! Get that love on, stallions! 👬

"You've been working too hard. Don't you have somewhere to go? To relax? Get outta here." At the behest of Prince Shining Armor Sunburst pays his new beau Flash Sentry a surprise visit in New Canterlot.

Happy PRIDE Month y'all. Here's to all the fellers finding your vacation spot in the perfect pair of ever-loving hooves. 💜💙💚💛💗

[teufort-cannibal]

ah, hi. good evening. i dont know how to draw him, but i think he looks a little funny (positive)

[just-jessica-jones]

Jessica Jones in Sentry Vol. 4 (2023) #1

[coordinatepatches]

[volt-race-art]

Terraria-Tober 5: Eye of Cthulhu

Theres several fun memories of this giant eyeball that is really the first boss of Terraria. Yes King Slime exists but the amount of times he's forgotten is honestly funny to me. And while I could joke it's half from being a "just run away to win" boss, the same tends to be true for Eye. Even in Expert, to some amount you can just keep running away while he tries to catch up (maybe sometimes turn around)

Regardless, his tenancy to show up at random when you don't feel prepared and then prove that in fact, you are is empowering. And getting the shield on expert+ is ALWAYS nice. Even if sometimes I don't use it to be funny with dumb builds

[sir-avodoodles]

Guardians!!! YAAAAYYYYYY

I may actually be a little more obsessed with these guys than I initially thought

[rabbitcruiser]

National Wreaths Across America Day 

National Wreaths Across America Day is a day each year when wreath-laying ceremonies take place at Arlington National Cemetery, and at more than 1,200 other locations—in all fifty states and around the world. The wreath laying is done to remember all fallen US veterans, to honor those who serve, and to teach children the value of freedom. Volunteers place wreaths on veterans graves while saying their names out loud, to help keep their memories alive.

At the age of twelve, Morrill Worcester visited Washington D.C., and Arlington National Cemetery had a profound effect on him. Worcester grew up to be a wreathmaker and the owner of the Worcester Wreath Company, and in 1992 he had a surplus of about 5,000 wreaths, and had them placed on headstones in Arlington National Cemetery. Other individuals and organizations helped him over the following years, but it was not until 2005, when an image of the wreaths went viral, that what he had been doing gained national attention.

In 2006, the Civil Air Patrol and others helped facilitate the laying of wreaths at over 150 locations across the United States. The Patriot Guard Riders escorted the wreaths that were transported to Arlington. Since then, a "Veterans Honor Parade" travels the east coast each year in early December. Wreaths Across America was formed as a non-profit in 2007. Congress designated the day as Wreaths Across America Day with a resolution the following year. Today, many individuals, volunteer groups, trucking companies, and corporations, work together to lay wreaths all over the country and beyond.

How to Observe

There are many ways you can participate in National Wreaths Across America Day. You can sponsor a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery, or at your local cemetery, or with a fundraising group. You can also volunteer to place wreaths at a cemetery. If you have a local cemetery that does not participate in the day, you can sign them up and be a local coordinator. You could also lead a fundraising group. If you have a company, you can provide corporate support, and if you have a trucking company you can help transport wreaths. Finally, you could show your support by buying something from the Wreaths Across America gift shop, and by visiting the Wreaths Across America museum in Columbia Falls, Maine.

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[time-traveling-cellist]

Are there any Battleborn fans who are planning to go to Dragon Con this year?

I never had the chance to do a con while the game was still live but might resurrect an old cosplay to bring this year