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mik here! late 20s. she/they. bi. i write things. multifandom mess. | tracking: #rebelsmik

[bikananjarrus]

star wars rebels au where everything is the same except kanan has one (1) cunty little bisexual earring

[jellyfishforest135]

He's too powerful

[ace930615]

pride shibas!

[illustrate-her]

I know I've posted this old doodle before at least once but I just came across this scene in gif form and it made me laugh out loud yet again. Athos, you are so done with Aramis.

[bikananjarrus]

why aren't there more lois-centric comics

[bikananjarrus]

i'm back to elaborate. wikipedia lists 8 titular comics for lois, but two of those are collection/anthology books which have a large focus around the superman's girlfriend title, so it's really more like 7 titles. but i'll come back to the superman's girlfriend title, so let's focus on the other six. of those 6, four of them are all only 1/2/or 3 issues long. one of the "longer" (at 8 issues) of those 6 is titled 'lois and clark', so it's not even fully her title. which leaves us one out of the 6 that is truly focused on lois and isn't just a (very mini) mini series or one-shot (lois lane: enemy of the people by greg rucka, where clark serves as more of a side character.)

now, the superman's girlfriend, lois lane title ran for 137 issues (+ two annuals) from 1958 - 1974 (and in 1962 it was actually the third best-selling comic book in the u.s.) which of course makes it her longest running titular title. which, having a titular title for lois when she isn't a superhero is pretty great; i think there's a lot to be said about the comics history significance of this.

but the fact remains that lois' longest running titular comic storyline literally puts the title of "superman's girlfriend" ahead of her name. and, given the time period of these comics, many of the storylines focus on her pursuing superman as a romantic partner, and focus a significant amount on lois wanting to be a good romantic partner (which, at the time, meant being a good housewife and mother.) the cultural shifts in the u.s. post-wwii account for a lot of the changes made to her character and personality at this time, and what was acceptable for a woman to be like, even in comics. for example, in her earliest appearances, lois was more similar to how we know her now--bold, fearless, a dedicated reporter, etc. but in these silver age comic books, she had to be referred to as a "girl reporter" (not even woman reporter. girl.) and again, having read some of these silver age comics in the 75 Anniversary Anthology, i think these comics are really important and interesting from a historical perspective (both comics history and culture in the u.s. post-war)

but it's just strange to me (and a bit frustrating) that lois is the longest enduring* superman character outside the man himself, and doesn't have more solo (or even joint with clark) longer-running titles to her name.

[*for reference: lois' first appearance is in action comics #1 (june 1938) aka the first superman comic ever; lex luthor's first appearance is action comics #23 (april 1940); perry white's first (comic) appearance is superman #7 (november 1940); and jimmy olsen's first (named) comic appearance was superman #13 (nov-dec 1941) (though he has an unnamed cameo in action comics #6 in november 1938, which is earlier than perry and lex, but still later than lois)]

[eatsleepandsing]

another great ship dynamic is "characters who are deeply traumatized and haunted by nightmares are finally able to get a peaceful night of sleep in each other's arms"

[fangorn-forest]

summer sufferers poll: would you rather have…

the ability to repel all bugs so they can’t touch/bite/sting you

the ability to always be at a comfortable temperature while outside

no chafing ever again

Remaining time: 5 days 17 hours

[chipthekeeper]

You're the only reason I'm here.

[kknyght]

"are you a man or a woman ?" i'm a knight on a quest hope that helps

[nayarazune]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

They stay longer out on the porch, watching the rain fall in silence as if all their troubles will be washed away with it. Azune is much older when he learns that there are multiple threads weaving this reality together. He hopes maybe in one of those, he’s still on that porch watching the rain fall with his father.

Azune, his father, and the lessons that follow him throughout his life.

[astromechs]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

"If we're married,” he says, folding his hands over the desk, “they can't legally make me testify against you."

The first actual sign of life from her in well over a minute is a brief roll of her eyes. "I know what spousal privilege is, Dr. Grace."

Or: after the launch of the Hail Mary, a late-night idea that may or may not be ill-advised rated g, 1254 words, canon divergent au (dubois goes on the hail mary as the science officer as originally planned), however you wanna read strattland and their weird (affectionate) dynamic

[tinasnowz]

MEGAN THEE STALLION via Instagram | June 1, 2026

[fatfaefemme]

DIMENSION 20: CITY COUNCIL OF DARKNESS ▶ MISHAPS, A MAW, AND A MASQUERADE (S1E1, 2026)

A world ruled by the undead, sinister and malevolent, from the shadows, body rolling eternally in a danse macabre through centuries of meaningless bloodlust and steepled-fingered machinations of power.

+ bonus brennan

[thegaymertrainer]

Ribbon dancing I was not aware of your evolution 🤯

[madfoolish]

[oldpaintings]

A Field of Irises by Pierre Eugène Montézin (French, 1874–1946)

[sn0otchie]

[violetwoodsorrel]

She’s gotta call her sire!