These are the LAST THREE chibi zombie kittens! SHOP.
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tried my hand at a coloring book corruption
"A grieving mother was willing to do anything to bring them back"
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Pt;
I'm an optimistic old man with substance abuse problems and a younger person who I treat like a son in place of my real son who I abandoned
I'm a pessimistic old criminal who got convicted for postal fraud and got chosen to be the savior of the human race by pure chance and have many, many issues stemming from that
And together we are
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I present to you, one of the many "street/stray" cats staying with us 🤣
Pirate!
We call him pirate cuz only one eye works 🤣 When his eyeball was still bad we used to call him Zombie.
Help keep them well fed. Check out the link below! ✨️
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Guess who just got reminded Rock-A-Doodle (1991) exists and is now wondering who at DC decided to make a Batman arc by fucking grim-dark-ify-ing a Don Bluth animated film, which tend to be already fucked up.
Oh my g*d I can't take Court of Owls seriously ever again. The evil group of owls, lead by the Grand Duke / Grandmaster, is flooding the farm / controlling Gotham. There is a cute young boy protagonist whom they intend to turn into a creature with inhuman eyes and very sharp claws (Dick Grayson: escapes becoming a Talon to deal with the owls like a decade and a half later / Edmond: spends most of the movie as a kitten). The owls are defeated by a buff guy the little boy admires who is considered vital to the farm / Gotham.
It's fucking. ROCK-A-DOODLE.
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I’m rereading How I Live Now because I just finished the book of the same name (fantastic titling, the depth of the allusion was lovely) and that brief exchange about time travel in chapter four took me out. This time Tom gets to cryptically reference absurd happenings and never explain it. Of course he just went home and didn’t mention that that happened, of course the Animorphs don’t know about it
1) How I Live Now is on my list of sci-fi books that are just... life-changingly, life-ruiningly good. I'm a huge sucker for the ant's-eye view of the apocalypse, when there are heroes off fighting the eldritch abominations but that has nothing to do with our protagonists who are just trying to survive. That story is epic and intimate at the same time, which is not easy to do. So if I induced anyone to read it by accidentally advertising it in a fic, then that's wonderful news.
2) The moment in How I Live Now the fic where Tom passingly alludes to having time traveled and offers no actual explanation was part of my broad headcanon about him, that he never bothers to make waves or draw attention when he doesn't need to. He didn't go rushing home after the events of Escape from L.A. and tell Jake all about it; he called the Matter Over Mind office's security team, added a layer of screening to their mail without bothering to explain why, and then stopped to get a pizza on his way home to take a nap. If it'd ever come up he'd have mentioned it, but otherwise, why bother?
Broadly, I headcanon Tom as coming off like the single blandest, most boring person in existence. He doesn't draw attention to himself, he rarely smiles, he rarely raises his voice, he has a bad habit of trailing off mid-sentence and never picking back up... You can be in the same room as him for half an hour before you even notice he's there, and then your first thought will be "is that guy still breathing?" People who don't know him that well mistake him for being dumb as a rock and emotionless to boot. People like Jake and Bonnie who are fluent in his quirks know that he's often sarcastic without sounding sarcastic, and can be highly competent at everything from jump shots to logistics planning. But Marco can be forgiven for dismissing Tom, or else overlooking him entirely.
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