#NOEL AND ALLISON ARE THE ONLY ONES ALLOWED
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Tasha deserved more and better and WHEN she puts out that cook book I WILL be purchasing thank you very fucking much
#FUCK YOU PAUL HOLLYWOOD FUCK YOU PRUE FUCK YOU BAKE OFF#NOEL AND ALLISON ARE THE ONLY ONES ALLOWED#bake off 2023#bake off spoilers#furious. absolutely fucking furious.
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<3 urwarriorangel’s writing challenge <3
hello my darling angels! i have started a writing challenge because i want to read more of what you write. i’m calling this a challenge because that’s what i’ve read others call it? rules are listed below! all submissions will be read by yours truly and (if they follow the p basic rules) i will post them all on a masterlist! i will reblog them and give you feedback because that’s what should happen regardless and also i love you guys! (gif not mine!)
rules
*no rape/incest/underage sex/etc.
*if you choose to write smut, you must be 18+!!! the characters you’re writing for must be 18+!!
*must be character x reader! you can write for multiple characters, but it still must be a reader insert!
*it’s first come first serve for characters, meaning there are character limits. multiple people can write for the same character, but they are capped. so please message me as soon as you see a character you want to write for!
*only one prompt per fic! (bonus points if you use any of my original prompts lol!) (also prompts can only be used once)
*triggers must be tagged. if there are any triggers in your fic, you must have a trigger warning. i cannot emphasize this enough.
*fic should be at least 500 words, if it’s longer (which please make it as long as you’d like!) you have to add a ‘read more’
*must tag me in the fic and use # urwarriorangelwritingchallenge <3
*fic should be a new original, not an old piece being resubmitted or a part of an already existing series. (you can write a series for this challenge if you’d like!)
*bonus points if you’re a poc!writer with a poc!reader <3 <3 <3
*you must respect the sexuality of the character! if you would like for an lgbtq+ character, their sexuality should not change in the fic. thank you!
*please send me a message with the character(s) you’d like to write for and the prompt!
example: damon salvatore + “i don’t know how much longer i can go on”
~the masterlist will be posted on august 13th! (if this goes well aka if people participate i would love to do this more often!)~
categories allowed:
anything your heart desires. if you’re going to write fluff please keep it compelling! add a few different styles together! give me some angst, some smut. make it a mystery! i mean absolutely no disrespect to those who write/read only fluff, but personally i find fluff a little more fun when it’s got multiple components! (if you write only fluff, please go ahead and write fluff! i will read it and i’m sure i’ll love it! these are just my personal preferences!)
i love aus very much, so please don’t shy away from them!
characters & prompts under the cut!
characters (five slots for each character)
agents of shield
al mackenzie
antoine “trip” triplett
daisy “skye” johnson
grant ward
jemma simmons
lance hunter
leopold fitz
lincoln campbell
brooklyn 99
amy santiago
charles boyle
gina linetti
jake peralta
raymond holt
rosa diaz
terrence jeffords
buffy the vampire slayer
angel
buffy summers
cordelia chase
rupert giles
william the bloody aka spike
criminal minds
aaron hotchner
david rossi
derek morgan
elle greenaway
emily prentiss
jennifer jareau
luke alvez
penelope garcia
spencer reid
defenders-ish
billy russo
frank castle
jessica jones
luke cage
matt murdock
friends
chandler bing
joey tribbiani
monica geller
phoebe buffay
rachel green
ross geller
game of thrones
arya stark
benjen stark
daenerys targaryen
eddard stark
jaime lannister
jon snow
khal drogo
robb stark
samwell tarly
sansa stark
tyrion lannister
gossip girl
blair waldorf
carter baizen
chuck bass
dan humphrey
nate archibald
serena van der woodsen
vanessa abrams
harry potter
draco malfoy
fred weasley
george weasley
harry potter
hermione granger
remus lupin
ronald weasley
sirius black
(young) tom riddle
hawaii five-0
adam noshimuri
chin ho kelly
daniel williams
kono kalakaua
michael noshimuri
steve mcgarrett
jane the virgin
adam alvaro
jane gloriana villanueva
petra solano
rafael solano
lucky number slevin
slevin kelevra
mcu
bruce banner aka hulk
brunnhilde aka my valkyrie queen
bucky barnes aka winter soldier
clint barton aka hawkeye
drax aka the destroyer
erik stevens aka killmonger
gamora aka um need we say more?
janet van dyne aka wasp
loki aka loki
m’baku aka you already know
mantis aka mantis aka a fucking cutie
may parker aka ailf
nakia aka loml
okoye aka incredible badass
peggy carter aka kickass
peter parker aka spider-man
peter quill aka star-lord
pietro maximoff aka quicksilver
sam wilson aka falcon
scott lang aka antman
shuri aka an angel
stephen strange aka dr. strange
steve rogers aka captain america
t’challa aka black panther
thor aka thor
tony stark aka iron-man
wanda maximoff aka scarlet witch
new girl
coach
nick miller
pretty little liars
aria montgomery
caleb rivers
emily fields
ezra fitz
hanna marin
jason dilaurentis
mona vanderwaal
noel kahn
spencer hastings
wren kingston
reign
francis
mary stuart
nostradamus
sebastian
riverdale
archie andrews
betty cooper
cheryl blossom
fangs fogarty
fp jones
fred andrews
jason blossom
josie mccoy
jughead jones
kevin keller
malachai
charles!reggie mantle
ross!reggie mantle
sweet pea
toni topaz
valerie brown
veronica lodge
shadowhunters
alec lightwood
clary fray
isabelle lightwood
jace herondale
lucian grey
magnus bane
simon lewis
teen wolf
allison argent
chris argent
cora hale
derek hale
isaac lahey
jackson whittermore
jordan parrish
kira yukimura
liam dunbar
lydia martin
malia tate
peter hale
scott mccall
stiles stilinski
theo raeken
the 100
bellamy blake
clarke griffin
echo
finn collins
jasper jordan
john murphy
king roan
lexa
lincoln
monty green
nathan miller
octavia blake
ontari
raven reyes
wells jaha
the originals
davina claire
elijah mikaelson
freya mikaelson
hayley marshall
kol mikaelson
lucian castle
niklaus mikaelson
marcel gerard
rebekah mikaelson
the vampire diaries
bonnie bennett
caroline forbes
damon salvatore
elena gilbert
jeremy gilbert
katherine pierce
malachi parker
mary louise
matt donovan
nora hildegard
olivia parker
tyler lockwood
stefan salvatore
sybil
x-men
alex summers aka havok
charles xavier aka young!professor x
erik lehnsherr aka magneto
hank mccoy aka beast
jean grey aka phoenix
logan aka wolverine
peter maximoff aka quiksilver
ororo monroe aka storm
raven darkholme aka mystique
prompts (once someone requests a prompt, i will update the list! list will be updated once a day, if multiple people ask for a prompt in between updates, i will give it to the first person who sent me an ask. i realize that there are more character options than there are prompts, i did this because i don’t think too many people will participate. if we ever run out, i will add more prompts! example of request: klaus mikaelson + “give me a chance”)
(rfaimagining)
angst
1: “ give me a chance. ”
2: “ not you again.. ”
3: “ leave me alone. ”
4: “ i don’t love you anymore. ”
5: “ why do you hate me? ”
6: “ i lost the baby. ”
7: “ i thought you loved me. ”
8: “ i don’t need you anymore. ”
9:“ i can’t believe you! ”
10: “ we can't keep this up forever. ”
11: “ you’re a monster. ”
12: “ i hate you. ”
13: “ don’t leave me… ”
14: “ you’re a disappointment. ”
15: “ don’t die on me– please. ”
16: “ i never meant to hurt you. ”
17: “ are you upset with me? ”
18: “ i wish i’d never met you. ”
19: “ i’m going to kill you! ”
20: “ please don’t hurt me like this. ”
21: “ thanks for nothing. ”
22: “ dont call this number again. “
23: “ why did you spare me? ”
24: “ you need to leave. ”
25: “ i’m sick. ”
26: “ i’m dying. ”
27: “ i wish i’d never met you. ”
28: “ i thought we were family!”
29: “ there was never an us. ”
30: “ so that’s it? it’s over? ”
31: “ i fucked up. ”
32: “ i came to say goodbye. ”
33:“ he’s dead because of you. ”
34: “ i don’t deserve to be loved. ”
35: “ about the baby… its yours. ”
love
36: “ i’m so in love with you. ”
37: “ dance with me! ”
38: “ isn’t this amazing? ”
39: “ i wish we could stay like this forever. ”
40: “ will you marry me? ”
41: “ i’m pregnant. ”
42: “ i need a hug. ”
43: “ you’re special to me. ”
44: “ i’m going to keep you safe. ”
45: “ do you trust me? ”
46: “ can i kiss you right now? ”
47: “ you’re cute when you’re angry. ”
48: “ i’ve liked you for awhile now. ”
49: “ let’s have a baby. ”
50: “ we’d make such a cute couple. ”
51: “ i want to take care of you. ”
52: “ can we cuddle? ”
53: “ it’s lonely here without you. ”
54: “ i can’t stand the thought of losing you. ”
55: “ shut up and kiss me already. ”
56: “ are you flirting with me? ”
57: “ is that my shirt? ”
58: “ how did we get here? ”
59: “ you own my heart. ”
60: “ you’d be a great dad. ”
61: “ you’d be a great mom. ”
62: “ i want to protect you. ”
63: “ what's the matter? ”
64: “ you’re so beautiful. ”
65: “ did you do something different with your hair? ”
66: “ is that a new perfume? ”
67: “ stop being so cute. ”
68: “ you’re making me blush! ”
69: “ you’re teasing me again… ”
70: “ this is why i fell in love with you. ”
71: “ you’re the best! ”
72: “ they’re going to love you, don’t worry! ”
73: “ oh, are you ticklish? ”
74: “ of course i remembered! ”
75: “ you’re one hell of a girl. ”
76: “ you’re one hell of a guy. ”
77: “ are you jealous? ”
78: “ hold me and never let me go. ”
79: “ stop hogging all the blankets! ”
80: “ lets run away together. ”
misc
90: “ catch me if you can! ”
91: “ i’m fine. ”
92: “ are you drunk? ”
93: “ are you high? ”
94: “ we can't go in there… ”
95: “ give it back! ”
96: “ well this is just great. ”
97: “ don’t touch me. ”
98: “ not sure if you could tell, but i’m not exactly a people person. ”
99: “ this was fun— let's do it again sometime!”
100: “ i didn’t do it! ”
101: “ i did it… ”
102: “ i don’t remember that! ”
103: “ well that’s pretty rude of you to say. ”
104: “ get that thing away from me! ”
105: “ you owe me. ”
106: “ do you believe in aliens? ”
107: “ do you believe in ghosts? ”
108: “ are you hitting on me? ”
109: “ why are you naked? ”
110: “ you did what?! ”
111: “ you have… superpowers? ”
112: “ why are you bleeding? ”
113: “ where did all these puppies come from?”
114: “ don’t make me come over there myself! ”
115: “ that wasn’t funny. ”
116: “ this tastes horrible. ”
117: “ this is delicious! ”
118: “ are you mad at me? ”
119: “ stop ignoring me… ”
120: “ i love that show too! ”
121: “ can i borrow that book of yours?”
122: “ let's blow this joint. ”
123: “ let me help you with that. ”
124: “ take that back! ”
125: “ wanna go see a movie with me? ”
126: “ no way, that’s so lame. ”
127: “ what are you listening to? ”
128: “ i brought you your coffee. ”
129: “ don’t fuck this up. ”
130: “ run! ”
131: “ lets run away together. ”
132: “ i haven’t slept in four days… ”
133: “ your turn to do the dishes. ”
134: “ was i really that drunk? ”
135: “ was i really that stoned? ”
136: “give me back my phone! ”
137: “ you’re an asshole. ”
138: “ are you cold? ”
139: “ this place gives me the creeps. ”
140: “ i swear my house is haunted. ”
141: “ did you hear that? ”
142: “ it’s just your imagination. ”
143: “ just how stupid do you think i am? ”
144: “ stop being such a baby. ”
145: “ go back to bed. ”
146: “ are you okay? ”
147: “ i can take care of myself just fine.”
148: “ thanks for helping me back there. ”
149: “ since when have we ever been friends? ”
150: “ what on earth are you wearing? ”
151: “ i can’t feel my legs! ”
152: “ stop texting me weird stuff so late at night. ”
153: “ put me down! ”
154: “ there’s only one bed… ”
155: “ it isn’t what it looks like! okay.. maybe it is… ”
156: “ how did i lose it? ”
157: “ i read your diary. ”
158: “ this is awkward. ”
159: “ didn’t you read the sign? ”
160: “ do you think you can teach me that? ”
nsfw
161: “ bite me. ”
162: “ make me. ”
163: “ fuck me. ”
164: “ stop teasing me so much… ”
165: “ do you like it when i touch you like that?”
166: “ okay.. this is new. ”
167: “ want to head back to my place and have a little fun? ”
168: “ you’re in trouble now. ”
169: “ what a pretty sight. ”
170: “ bend over. ”
171: “ on your knees. ”
172: “ the food looks great but.. there’s something much more delicious i’d like to eat right now. ”
173: “ lay back. ”
174: “ take off your clothes. ”
175: “ well, fine; just this once. ”
176: “ i’m waiting. ”
177: “ you’re so beautiful. ”
178:“ as you wish. ”
179: “ first one to make a noise loses.”
180: “ you have no idea what you do to me. ”
181: “ if you’re bored; wanna have sex? ”
182: “ i've wanted this for so long. ”
183: “ car sex looks so much more easier in the movies. ”
184: “ can i touch you? ”
185: “ open up. ”
186: “ no strings attached. ”
187: “ already? do i really have that much of an effect on you? ”
188: “ mine. ”
189: “ the nights still young. ”
190: “ we can't do that here! ”
191: “ behave. ”
192:“ what did you just say? ”
193: “ good girl. ”
194: “ good boy. ”
195: “ come here. ”
continued nsfw from misc sources
196: “are you going to come here, or are you going to make me come get you myself?”
197: “don’t look at me like that, you brought this on yourself.”
198: “stay still, squirming will make it worse.”
199: “keep count. if you lose it, we’re starting over. understand?”
200: “go get me the cane.”
201: “take your shirt off and put your hands up against the wall.”
202: “open your mouth. i’m putting the gag in so your screaming won’t alarm someone.”
203: “did you disobey my orders?”
204: “i thought i told you not to touch that?”
205: “have you finished everything i told you to do?”
206: “if you don’t stop acting like this, i’ll be forced to use different tactics.”
207: “your skin turns so red under my palm.”
208: “bend over the back of the couch.”
209: “you might want to bite something, the whip has a bite to it.”
210: “come here and bend over my lap.”
211: “i’m tired of your smart mouth.”
212: “you’re really hot.”
213: “oh, don’t mind me. just enjoying the view.”
214: “you know, those/that ______ of yours are/is pretty distracting.”
215: “hot damn.”
216: “so, you come here often?”
217: “well, well. my night just got better.”
218: “is that a gun in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?”
219: “you have got a great ass.”
220: “hey, i’m open minded.”
221: “you enjoying the view over there?”
222: “keep sweet-talking and this could go a whole new direction.”
223: “don’t be bashful. you know you want to.”
224: “you can have me any way you’d like, baby.”
225: “you wanna move this conversation someplace more private?”
226: “i’m off in a few minutes, you know.”
227:“it’s been a long day. why don’t we help each other unwind?”
228: “i think it’s about time we stop avoiding the obvious.”
229: “i’m gonna be honest with you. i’m really horny, and you’re really hot. can we fuck? like, now?”
230: “i wanna see you get naked.”
231: “you like how i bend over for you, huh?”
232: “you’re getting me all worked up.”
233: “what do we have here?”
234: "i see someone’s happy to see me.”
235: “play your cards right, and i just might have to put you on speed dial.”
236: “you like that, don’t you?”
237: “how do you want me?”
238: “i’m sure we can put those lips to better use.”
239: “i want you. right here. right now.”
240: “god, you’re perfect.”
241: “i really like a man who’s good with his hands.”
242: “i’d be more than happy to show you a good time, if you’re looking for one.”
243: “i saw that. you just checked me out.”
244: “you look real good in that suit/dress/skirt/outfit.”
245: “you wanna help me out of this ___?” (insert article clothing here.)
246: “can i keep you?”
247: “you’re such a tease.”
248: “oh my, looks like i/you dropped something.”
249: “i love it when you talk dirty.”
250: “i can’t stop thinking about your hands on me.”
251: “i think you’ll be happy to know that i’m not wearing any underwear.”
252: “i really want to take you home and get you out of all those clothes.”
253: “it’s like you want to ruin men/women for me.”
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My favorite comics of 2017
Keeping with my new tradition of posting this list super late, here, on the last day of 2018, is my best comics of 2017 list. I can offer excuses -- my wife and I remodeled our house and welcomed our first child into the world this year, and I’m also unfailingly lazy -- but 2017 was also a killer year for comics, making this a bit larger of an undertaking than usual. Both Koyama Press and co-publishers Retrofit Comics and Big Planet Comics had absolutely stacked lineups. You’ll see them listed as publisher for many entries below.
I always struggle with how to order this list. I got serious about organizing my comics collection in 2018, and am running into the same problem. There, I’m thinking of dividing it into two -- a single-author section organized by author name (which ends up being mostly minicomics and graphic novels), and a multiple-author section organized by title (which ends up being mostly traditional-sized comics). Here, I’m essentially doing that same thing, but mixing them together; some entries are by title, and some author name.
Comics I especially enjoyed are marked with an *.
Allison, Matthew; Cankor: Calamity of Challenge #2 and #3 (self-published).
Berserker 1, edited by edited by Tom Oldham and Jamie Sutcliffe (Breakdown Press). There was a lot of anticipation and very specific expectations placed on this book ahead of its release, but no one seemed to walk away from the finished product satisfied. But it’s got a killer cover, great production design, and strips by some of the best cartoonists going. I hope Breakdown does another one.
* Booth, Tara; How to be Alive (Retrofit Comics & Big Planet Comics). One of the funniest books I’ve ever read. Booth’s drawings are a riot to look at, that the gags are also great is pure gravy. About as big as crossover hits get in my house. (I.e., my wife also loved it.)
Cardini, William; Tales From the Hyperverse (Retrofit Comics and Big Planet Comics). Cardini’s sci-fi world is made bigger and more engaging by the rapid-fire pace of this short story collection. His wild experimentation with color is always an inspiration.
Corben, Richard; Shadows on the Grave #1 - #8 (Dark Horse Comics). Not my favorite of Corben’s late-period Dark Horse horror books, but there’s plenty to enjoy. I was stunned by the sheer efficiency of the storytelling -- there are entire stories told with a single image and a few word balloons. A lot of these books sport great covers, issue #1 here, seen at the link for this entry, is one of the best.
Darrow, Geoff; The Shaolin Cowboy: Who’ll Stop the Reign? #1 - #4 with Dave Stewart (Dark Horse Comics). I was so bowled over by the experience of buying Shemp Buffet monthly that I initially scoffed at Cowboy’s return to more traditional narrative, but it turned out to be no less wild and no loss at all.
Davis, Eleanor; Libby’s Dad (Retrofit Comics & Big Planet Comics) and You & a Bike & a Road (Koyama Press). You & a Bike & a Road does something that’s often attempted and rarely successful -- it beats the audience down so it can then lift them up higher. Its success is due in no small part from its origin as a real-life journal. The visceral and emotional pain Davis feels on her journey is sincerely felt, and the lack of cynicism the storytelling choices are made with allow the reader to feel it whole cloth. And listen; it certainly doesn’t hurt that Davis is an amazing narrative storyteller besides -- Libby’s Dad is no less affecting.
DeForge, Michael; mini kuš! #43 'Meat Locker' (kuš!). I sleep on DeForge. I take him for granted. I feel like I’m not the only one? I see some excitement when his books come out, but no discussion. Blame it on the high volume and opaque nature of his work, the dearth of comics reviewers, and me, obviously. Also obviously, whenever something of his does find its way to my hands, I’m never sorry.
Estrada, Inés; Alienation #3 - #6 (self-published). The bundled version of this series, seen at the link for this entry, has the coolest book packaging I’ve ever seen in my life.
Expansion by Matt Sheean and Malachi Ward (AdHouse Books). I didn’t like this nearly as much as this same team’s previous Ancestor (due no doubt to its earlier and improvised creation), but damn, what a cover.
* Forsman, Chuck; Slasher #1 - #4 (Floating World Comics). I’d say the majority of my interest in Forsman’s work is in seeing how he presents his it and steers his career -- he’s among the best there is at that. Slasher is his first work I strongly connected with. It digs deep and gets wilder and wilder.
Ferrick, Margot; Yours (2dcloud). I’m a simpleton, so I was surprised at how deeply I was able to be moved by something this abstract. As always, grabbing 2dcloud’s whole line on Kickstarter expands my horizons and makes me a better reader.
Foster-Dimino, Sophia; Sex Fantasy (Koyama Press). I’ve actually only read the minis of this. This collection has the one I’m missing, plus some new material, but I love Sex Fantasy. It’s like a perpetual motion machine for thought -- you can just think about it forever.
Fricas, Katie; Art Fan (self-published). One of those things you dream of happening at a show -- picked this up at MICE not knowing anything about it, and was delighted by the artwork and knocked out by the “reviews of trippy art events”; particularly the first, about Duke Riley’s Fly by Night.
* Friebert, Noel; WEIRD6 (self-published), SPINE: I’ll Still Watch (Bred Press), Old Ground (Koyama Press). Sometimes when I have a fever, I can’t break loose of a single, circular thought -- I have the same thought over and over, only to realize once the fever’s broken that it was barely coherent. Friebert’s newer, decompressed work is like that. You turn page after page, and nothing happens. It’s the same characters still doing and saying the same things, again and again. You turn the pages faster and faster, almost in a panic, hoping to break the cycle and resolve the unease before you. But it’s no use.
* gg; I’m Not Here (Koyama Press), Valley (kuš!). I’m Not Here is one of a few books I recommended to people who were enjoying season 3 of Twin Peaks at the time. It doesn’t convey information so much as emotion, and rewards as much thought as you want to put into it.
* Hankiewicz, John; Education (Fantagraphics Books). I loved this so much I only read a few pages a night to make it last. Michael DeForge once called Noel Freibert an “astronaut” -- that applies to Hankiewicz also. No one’s ever done anything like this before, and if we didn’t have Hankiewicz I don’t think anyone ever would. Bringing poetry and modern dance (!!) into the language of comics, this was another book I recommended to watchers of season 3 of Twin Peaks -- you don’t understand the story by connecting facts, you understand it by connecting emotions.
* Hanselmann, Simon; Portrait, XMP-165 (self-published). XMP-165 was the first big payoff of the longform nature of Megg and Mogg, and it destroyed me. Also released this year was Doujinshi, Cold Cube Press’ gorgeous re-release of a Japanese Megg and Mogg fan comic.
Harkam, Sammy; Crickets #6 (The Commonwealth Comics Company). People talk about how good this book is, and I agree, but I’m not sure I could tell you why.
Haven, Eric; Vague Tales (Fantagraphics Books).
Hernandez, Gilbert and Jaime ; Love & Rockets Vol. IV #2, #3 (Fantagraphics). I made the terrible error after Love Bunglers to trade wait Locas, and for whatever reason they haven’t released one since. So I was way behind when this started coming out, but I bought and read it anyway. I initially found the story to be light, but I eventually realized I had a free ComiXology trial and caught up. It’s as great as ever.
Ito, Junji; Dissolving Classroom (Vertical, Inc.), Shiver: Junji Ito Selected Stories, and Tomie: Complete Deluxe Edition (Viz Media). Tomie may have come out in 2016 actually? I describe it to people as being about a beautiful woman who stands around until some total lech of a man inevitably murders her, then she comes back and annihilates him in the most unpleasant manner possible. Repeat ad infinitum. I don’t think the text 100% supports my reading, but that’s what it means to me.
Landry, Tyler; Shit and Piss (Retrofit Comics). The ephemeral, disjointed nature the single issue format served this story better, but it’s still extremely rad.
Loup, Celine; The Man Who Came Down the Attic Stairs (self-published).
Marcus, Ben; Crisis Zone 3rd Edition (Bred Press).
Mignolaverse and John Arcudi; Dead Inside #3 by Arcudi, Toni Fejzula, and Andre May, Lobster Johnson: The Pirate’s Ghost #1 - #3 by Arcudi and Tonci Zonjic, Hellboy: Into the Silent Sea by Gary Gianni, Mike Mignola, and Dave Stewart (Dark Horse Comics). Ignoring a few years in college when I was a lapsed comics reader, I’ve bought every Mignolaverse comic since I was about 13. That loyalty has slowly eroded over the last half decade about. I’m not alone in thinking the Arcudi-Davis run is one of the greatest of all time, and that the books started to go downhill after Guy Davis left. Beyond the departure of Davis, there are a few reasons for that, in my view.
First was the decision soon after to expand the line’s offerings. Doubling the line’s output and bringing in (inevitably) inferior creative teams was a no-win proposition for readers. Who wants more of something not as good?
Second, I think that Arcudi, a great writer, has shifted his focus from tightly-plotted five issue arcs to series-spanning character arcs. While I’m guessing this reads great in big chunks, it doesn’t spread out month to month, some months out of the year. I’m looking forward to a big re-read of everything after B.P.R.D. wraps in a few months, to see if this theory holds. Lobster Johnson: The Pirate’s Ghost came close to standing on its own, but was still rife with moments that I can only assume were big character payoffs because I didn’t remember enough to know. (Especially cool covers by Zonjic on these issues.) However, the non-Mignolaverse title Dead Inside offered the type of visceral, plot-based payoff his B.P.R.D. run with Davis hooked me with. I hadn’t been this thrilled by an Arcudi book since Killing Ground.
But third, and worst of all, has been the addition of writer Chris Roberson, whose books read like updates to the Mignolaverse Wiki. (The Visitor: How and Why He Stayed was okay, but pretty much solely due to Paul Grist’s fun art and layouts.)
I’m staying aboard the main B.P.R.D. book as it races to the finish line, and will continue to buy anything Arcudi writes, which seems to be mostly these Lobster Johnson comics. (Although even that’s looking increasingly, and sadly, unlikely to continue: https://twitter.com/ArcudiJohn/status/1075086925436874753) And I’ll certainly buy any more of these very sporadically-released Hellboy OGNs, like Into the Silent Sea, they decide to release -- the only real non-Mignola drawn Hellboy books anymore.
* Milburn, Lane; CORRIDORS (self-published). Sits comfortably next to Inflated Head Zone by Zach Hazard Vaupen, one of my favorite comics. They both forsake straightforward narrative in favor of theme-driven emotional impressionism, and do it with horror. This is catnip to me, and something I aspire to (although I’m far too boring to achieve it).
* Mirror Mirror II, edited by Sean T. Collins and Julia Gfrörer (2dcloud).
Now: The New Comics Anthology #1, edited by Eric Reynolds (Fantagraphics Books).
* Providence #12 by Jacen Burrows, Juan Rodriguez, and Alan Moore (Avatar Press). It came out months after, but it’s a safe bet Moore wrote this before Trump got elected, right? A more accurate depiction of the shell-shock of being thrust into a post-facts world I haven’t seen.
Roberts, Keiler; Sunburning (Koyama Press). Another big crossover hit in my house.
* Shiga, Jason; Demon Volumes 2, 3, and 4 (First Second). Demon became a book I wouldn’t stop showing to anyone who would listen. Like Gina Wynbrandt’s Someone Please Have Sex With Me, its hook transcends the normal comics reading audience -- you can show it to anyone and they get it right away. Specifically I would show people this amazing video https://youtu.be/NRxCTeM5pyU, which would clue them into what Shiga does enough to get them to read Demon. Demon has a story, but it’s more about rules -- establishing them and playfully subverting them with a level of inventiveness that regularly leaves you in awe.
* Terrell, Jake; Extended Play (2dcloud). This delightful book took me completely by surprise, an experience made possible by 2dcloud’s subscription model.
Tomasso, Rich; She Wolf: Black Baptism #1 - #4, Spy Seal: The Corten-Steel Phoenix #1 - #4 (Image Comics). The end of this second series of She Wolf approached the same hostile disregard for what came before as the end of Tomasso’s previous series, Dark Corridor. But where Dark Corridor acted on that impulse by simply burning it all down, She Wolf has enough respect at least to replace what came before by pivoting into a completely different comic. The freedom this affords the plot to dart in unpredictable directions is exhilarating. And it’s fun and beautifully laid out and designed, as always with Tomasso.
Tran, Thu; Dust Pam (Peow). Gorgeous!
Vaupen, Zach Hazard; Combed Clap of Thunder (Retrofit Comics and Big Planet Comics).
* Willumsen, Connor; Anti-Gone (Koyama Press). The part where the protagonists drive their boat past a window with a dog in it rewired my comics-making brain forever. This was another comic I only read a few pages of a night to make it last longer, and also recommended to friends of mine who were enjoying season three of Twin Peaks -- the plot is obfuscated in a similar way.
Yanow, Sophie; What is a Glacier? (Retrofit Comics and Big Planet Comics).
Yokoyama, Yuichi; Iceland (Retrofit Comics). Another comic I recommended to Twin Peaks season three fans. Similar to the residents of the Red Room, the characters seem truly of another world, their motivations and actions incomprehensible to us.
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And she gave me the honor of following both her husband and staying with them because her private Twitter was blocked only certain people could fall over and when I got to the greats of being allowed to follow my god did it make me happy, and I even got to confronted her about it at one point and ask to which put it was actually her because there were two of them and I wanted to make sure I was following correctly so I came up with the most hilarious couldn't post ever the explain will the real Allison Court please stand up and I mentioned both Twitter's that way is the actual Allison Court which turned out to be both of them show up and claim them being the Patrick and whichever one said they were from the real one I will follow it turns out she said one that's her private and the other one which is her pain one where she spends more time talking to fans and it's a lot more family-friendly because if you follow her personal one which is a courtroom, can you make it think about fours about dating men all sorts of stuff and actually my favorite post I made the list was I fell off the Big Comfy Couch and landed in a bar what's up with that because I didn't ask you here fries what was going on and it made me laugh. And then I got noticed by Noel MacNeal no but don't you don't go he's been in a lot of things mostly puppetry including Sesame Street, Eureka Castle, Puzzle Place, Last Week Tonight, and oh yeah the most important one he was there any Bear in the Big Blue House so, I thought I would share this information because you guys need to know he has a new project he's working on called the show me show and what The Truman Show is it's kind of easy answer to a lack of something similar to Bear in the Big Blue House because he's learned that those on the Spectrum actually actually enjoy the show and enjoy watching the episode
And it's someone on the Spectrum I myself can attest to this I love Bear in the Big Blue House cuz I always throwing up and it always will be one of my favorites I would recommend it if you haven't seen the show give it a watch because you won't regret it the only thing I do have to tell people to be aware of is that the show can get a little weird and when I say weird I don't mean like but what the hell am I watching we're done talking more Smith preschool so it doesn't get bad weird but it does get a little strange in some spots singing some of the song because there's Tolls by Carter loves, the toilet here's what do they call me training song What You by the way I dare you to watch that episode if you can't find it and I dare you to listen to the song because it's that good, so in conclusion I've been noticed by YouTubers and famous people a light and it's made me happy.
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...nunya dam business.
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- Pyrocynical
- Cody Ko and Noel Miller
- Kurtis Conner
- Slazo
games:
- Splatoon
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- Overwatch
- Doki Doki Literature Club
- Skyrim
tv shows:
- Bojack Horseman
- Rick and Morty
- Aggretsuko
- Stranger Things
- Steven Universe
- Big Brother (i was a Paul stan for 18 and 19, and a Level 6/Tyler stan for 20. just in case that concerns you, because it seems to concern most people in the bb tag here.)
- The End Of The F***ing World
- Queer Eye
- Buzzfeed Unsolved
- Brooklyn Nine-Nine (though i have a blog for that)
- American Horror Story (specifically Apocalypse... and mostly just Michael)
- Total Drama (though i have a blog for that too!!)
- The Umbrella Academy (you guessed it... got a blog for that.)
movies/actors:
- John Mulaney
- The Breakfast Club
- Grease
- Love, Simon
- Marvel
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Spencer is A! She has been playing everyone all this time. Please read, it will blow your mind.
Like everyone else, I have been pouring over the last 7 seasons the past couple of weeks. I really believe that Spencer had a master plan all along. 1. In the flashback Halloween episode in season 2, Spencer went as Mary Queen of Scots. When Noel asked who that is she says, "She was supposed to be queen, but her cousin became queen. They accused her of treason, then her family killed her." She knew from the get go that she and Allison were cousins. 2. Spencer is always awake. She was the first one up when Allison wentry missing. She was the first one awake when Emily tried to dig up the grave. She gave Emily her drink. 3. When Hannah and Aria went to the Amish Bed and Breakfast, she quickly asked, "Why?" She did not want to go because she had already been there and would have been recognized. 4. She said that there was a recipe for making silicon masks in Dunhill's chest, but it was actually a tapioca pudding recipe. Who loves tapioca pudding? Spencer. Eddie Lamb always brought her tapioca pudding. Plus, the amphetamine that was missing out of the vial was a dead giveaway that Dunhill knew Spencer. Ali was staying asleep most of the time she was in the hospital. And more, Dunhill was eating at an Italian restaurant on his credit card statement. We know that Spencer'a favorite is Bolinas. 5. She knew Mary Drake would protect her. It was Mary Drake and Rollins that kidnapped and tortured Hannah. They were especially mean to Hannah because of Caleb. Once Mary Drake decided that she had enough punishment, she let Hannah go. This part didn't make sense to me until Mary Drake was telling Spencer good bye. When Spencer looked into her rear view mirror, it was the Mirror has two faces. 6. Spencer's plan all along was to keep Caleb around to get him and Hannah back together. That is why tonight she wanted Caleb to remember that they were together and to never forget it. It was her plan all aling. She and Caleb never became an item until Hannah came back into the picture. It was all a ploy. She was already with Wren. 7. Noel Kahn was not on A's list until Spencer found the thumb drive of him while she was in the dollhouse. She allowed things to play out so that he would be killed. 8. A accused Tanner of trying to steal her dolls. It was a clear message to Tanner not to intervene. Her friends are hers. 9. Spencer is dating Wren who is a psychiatrist. Between the two of them, they figured out how each of the girls would react. 10. We know that on the night, Charlotte /Charles was caught, that there were men taking bags out of the Carissimi group. It was money and the money was going to Spencer. 11. When Toby and his fiance were leaving Rosewood, Toby says that he wished he knew who was buying the house. It was Spencer with the money from the Carissimi group. 12. Spencer knew Rollins. When they were on the road going to find Allison, they lost cell service. She told Hannah very sternly to stay on the road. She already knew Rollins was going to be there. 13. She used Dunhill's credit card on purpose. She knew that the Hannah and Caleb would feel guilty and cover for her. She knew that it would alert the police. The only thing she wasn't counting on was that Detective Furrey would not act like Toby and help to cover up her crimes. 14. When A tells Aria to, "Wait for it Aria," it was the exact same thing that Ali told her in Escape from New York. 15. The real reason Spencer did not want to tell Toby is because she knew Toby would figure it out. Mona and Tanner both already knew that she was guilty of something. When she told Toby goodbye, she really meant goodbye. She had no use for him anymore. 16. She wanted Emily and Hannah together, just like Mrs. D. did. She knew the only way for Ali to admit get feelings for Emily was foe something dramatic to happen. She already knew a doctor, it was the same one that Ali got her birth control pills from. 17. Toby said that Mary Drake had been to South America. It wasn't Mary Drake, but Spencer. The only way for Aria and Ezra to get together was if Ezra'a chick was gone. Spencer wanted the tape that Aria delivered of Mary Drake talking to the house. She wanted her mother to hear it. She thought that her mother had been through enough already. It was all because of her father. Now, her mother can have her own life. 18. Spencer now owns the shares in the Carissimi group. She also has all of the ones that Dunhill and Mary Drake stole from Ali. She got everything that she wanted. 19. Sara Harvey was killed because she figured it out and almost told Hannah that it was Spencer who was behind it. 19. Spencer had been in Radley as a child. That is why she developed the plan. She herself suffers from mental illness. When Ali steals dude'a key and goes into the evidence room, it shows Tanner's board. It talks about how A is brilliant and has unlimited funds. 20. At the end of tonight's episode, she ended by saying that she knew that she could count on all of the girls. It was the same thing Ali said to them. She had taken her place as Ali. She is now the ring leader pulling the shots. There are so many other reasons why Spencer is A. There are too many to list. My guess is that we will see a final scene with Spencer and Tanner next week. And a scene where Spencer has everything she wants, including Wren. She is the perfect sociopath. Please do not steal thus without giving me credit. A lot of time went into this. #prettylittleliars #pll #A #plltheories #pllclues #imarleneking #Spencer is a #pllfinale.
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it’s been a while, so here are some SLARPG-related questions i’ve answered in the last month on my curiouscat:
What DOES happen to defeated enemies? Are they like uncursed and return to normal, or do they poof away?
it depends on the enemy i guess. most of them just kinda get knocked out or scared off, although for certain enemies with less corporeal forms it'd work a little different. none of them die though--it would be weird tonally if melody and friends were killing their enemies
what is claire's personality like? and please dont cop out by saying its like twilight's.
claire's sarcastic and mischievous--not a prankster, more like she's a "the ends justify the means" type person. she still has morals and cares about other people, of course. she's not a jerk. but she doesn't really see anything wrong with bending a few rules or putting herself in danger if it'll further her goals, so long as things turn out okay. and so far, she's never gotten herself into a mess she couldn't clean up, so she's gotten kind of reckless
her dream is to go down in history as an important witch, so she's always trying to learn more about magic. she sees encounters with monsters, run-ins with cursed objects, and death trap-filled dungeons as learning opportunities. but she really does work very hard to follow her dreams, and her friends admire that, even if it gets her into trouble and they don't always really understand her
all this means that claire has to work harder to prove she's a good friend. her snarky exterior and obsession with her goals can make her seem a little cold, but there's always that moment where she reminds her friends that she really does care
Bobby is Faith's last name Faith?
no her last name is vincent
I really like that you have a nonbinary character in SLARPG. Though there's that thing with NB characters where they're often depicted as a non human figure, like a robot or something. I know that the furries aren't human but it's the closest thing in that universe. Noel is a plant person, so I was wondering if you considered them as the same sort of species as the rest of the characters, or if it's a completely different deal.
this is definitely something i've taken into consideration! i don't want it to come off as "oh, well noel is only allowed to be nonbinary because they're a different species and gender works different for plant people"
noel is a different species, but they still identify as nb for the same reasons as a human or a beast person like melody and friends would. and noel also won't be the only nb character in the game. they're just the first one i was able to reveal
Did melody and Allison date pre trans? How far back so they go?
melody and allison have been best friends since they were kids (maybe middle school? idk), and melody came out as trans in high school. they're both now 22 and they only started dating recently
you might learn more about this in the prologue comic ;-)
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“Once we’ve been exposed to information, and it isn’t obviously untrue (like, the sky is made of cheese), we’re predisposed to prefer our initial perceptions and to continue to believe false information even when we’ve been told otherwise.” – Written By Angela Noel, Contributing Author for The Astonishing Tales Digital Magazine
Originally Published HERE on February 15th, 2018 at You Are Awesome.
A guy in a ski mask and dolphin shorts ran by me as I walked my dog through our neighborhood park.
The Astonishing Angela Noel Lawson, Author, Writer and Founder of You Are Awesome and contributor for The Astonishing Tales Magazine
While it wasn’t strange that a man would be wearing tight nylon shorts in the early 80s, a fellow wearing a full ski mask in Southern California in springtime with his penis flopping out against his thigh definitely stood out.
I hightailed it home and told my mom what had happened right away. I don’t remember the sequence of events exactly.
But I do remember my dad grabbing a stocking cap, pulling it low over his eyes and heading out to the park to see if he could find the guy.
My dad acted on the instinct to protect his little girl. But in my nine-year-old brain, seeing my dad in what looked a little like the cap (without the mask) that the penis-waving fellow had worn, confusion reigned. Could the man I saw have been my father?
Also, could the fact that I saw a man’s penis in the park make me pregnant?
Both of these questions plagued me, and though embarrassed, I asked my mom for the truth. “No, honey. Your dad was right here. He’d never do that. And no, you can’t get pregnant from seeing a man’s penis.”
Here’s me and our dog, April, playing in the backyard. No ski masks in sight.
Phew.
Just like when my son thought I was a gun-toting criminal, my own younger-self struggled with what I had perceived versus what I believed to be true. I struggled to discern fact from all the noise.
Now, as an adult, I have more information, more concrete ideas of what is and is not true. That sounds like a good thing. But in fact it could be an even bigger problem.
Because I think I know the answer already, maybe I won’t ask those critical questions. Worse, sometimes I don’t want to know the real answer.
Those elves, our cognitive biases, are at it again.
The Deal with Uncertainty
“Your brain,” David Rock wrote in his article “A Hunger for Certainty” in Psychology Today, “doesn’t like uncertainty – it’s like a type of pain, something to be avoided.
Certainty on the other hand feels rewarding, and we tend to steer toward it, even when it might be better for us to remain uncertain.”
And consider this from Daniel Kahneman, author of Thinking, Fast and Slow, “Conscious doubt . . . requires maintaining incompatible interpretations in mind at the same time, which demands mental effort.”
Finally, psychologist Daniel Gilbert author of Stumbling to Happiness and an essay titled “How Mental Systems Believe” theorized that understanding a statement must begin with an attempt to believe it. Once begun, it takes work to “unbelieve.”
If our mental energy is diverted, it’s extremely difficult to “unbelieve” false sentences. Kahneman writes, describing Gilbert’s work, “The moral is significant. . . when (our attention) is otherwise engaged, we will believe almost anything.”
Uh oh.
So, we don’t like uncertainty, it causes us pain. And we start with believing things because that’s how we begin the process of understanding something. But, when distracted we believe almost anything.
In a world where we’re practically always distracted, what chance do we have to pursue truth in the face of such easily digested falsehoods?
Unfortunately, the prevalence of the same message turns lies (or misinformation) into “truth.” Known as the continued influence effect studies show, despite having our initial impressions debunked, we continue to believe misinformation. This effect is part of the same issue we’ve discussed in past posts: confirmation bias.
Once we’ve been exposed to information, and it isn’t obviously untrue (like, the sky is made of cheese), we’re predisposed to prefer our initial perceptions and to continue to believe false information even when we’ve been told otherwise.
This is a serious issue.
Here’s an example. Recently, I attended the Testify Exhibit at the Hennepin Country Public Library. The exhibit featured art and memorabilia intended to bring context to issues of racial injustice. A picture of babies entitled “Alligator Bait” made me sick to my stomach. The fact that anyone could see a baby as bait for an alligator made my brain say, “No way. No one would do that. That can’t be real.”
But, what if it is?
I wasn’t there. And the news and history I’ve read all my life makes me want to believe this couldn’t possibly be true. Of course I know about slavery. I know the effects of systemic racism are real. But this! And yet, the evidence from the time tells the story.
The Next Chapter
Believing something I fundamentally do not want to believe requires an extraordinary amount of energy. But if not now, when? I had the ability at nine years old to question my perception.
Though I didn’t want to believe either that my father was a flasher or that I could become pregnant from the sight of a random man’s penis, I still asked the question. In that case, the truth was better than the fiction.
But, in the case of the terrible alligator bait story, the truth is MUCH worse. Will I have the courage and the energy to seek the truth even if it hurts?
My answer to that question is: Yes. But it’s hard. Yes. But I’m scared. Yes. But, I can’t do it alone. Yes. And it’s a human problem, not a political one.
Predisposed to seek the easy answer our brains fixate on the FIRST answer. Only by paying attention, by expending the energy, by allowing the possibility of “unbelief” can we find truth.
Let’s do it together.
For further reading, and a suggestion on a tool that may help anyone looking to curb the impact of cognitive bias in their lives, check out Dr. Allison Brown’s post on mindfulness.
Your turn: Have you noticed yourself rejecting truth in favor of a more comfortable belief? What’s your recommendation or plan for yourself to combat it?
I’m The Astonishing Angela Noel, Contributing Columnist for The Astonishing Tales Digital Magazine and I Am Astonishing, And I Approve This Message!
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