Just read the first issue of Zatanna: Bring Down the House, and while I picked it up because of the writer (only a fool ignores a new Mariko Tamaki book), those inks and colors by Javier Rodriguez...yowza!
The Star Wars sequel trilogy cribbed several elements from the Dark Empire comics, but they left out the best part (Palpatine's final death when Han finally gets tired of his shit and just shoots him in the back).
"But if Boston’s weather becomes more like Baltimore’s, that will mean summers would be nearly 4 degrees hotter and 6.8 percent wetter."
www.bostonglobe.com/2024/07/12/s...
When I was a kid, I used to wake up early and watch reruns of old shows like Gilligan's Island and Flipper. Today I put on the old Zorro show on Disney+, and seeing the opening titles gave me such a Proustian moment.
Mild #Xspoilers: The first McKay/Stegman issue is fairly staid for a relaunch, but I think that's necessary. The Krakoan age began and ended with huge shifts in the status quo, and rather than trying to top that, it makes sense to change up the narrative pacing.
I'm sure plenty of cops take the job because they genuinely believe the copaganda, but you don't even have to be a sociopath to be drawn to a job that gives you power and the assurance that you will always be deemed correct.
I don't think every cop is a violent sadistic sociopath, but I do know if I were a violent sadistic sociopath who wanted to hurt people without suffering consequences, there's one career that I would be *extremely* drawn to
I used to think Yoda was such a quitter at the end of Episode III, but if I'd been the best at my job for almost a millennium and then fucked up so badly that my entire profession is wiped out, I'd probably go hide in a swamp too.
When someone talks about whether you can separate someone from their work, I know the someone they’re talking about is a white man.
Marginalized creators (including young women who are that man’s victims) are never allowed to have their work considered apart from their marginalization.
I see we've reached the "famous artist credibly accused of sexual assault wasn't actually a great artist and you're a chump for liking him" phase. Consider that pretending terrible people can't make great art helps terrible people who make great art whedon their way into vulnerable communities.
i wish people would stop politicising politics so much. elections are meant to be about playing fair & having fun with your friends, not polarisation and toxicity
If you tried to read Dante's The Inferno and found it difficult, just imagine trying to explain Kendrick Lamar's "Not Like Us" to someone 700 years from now because it's mostly just that