fantasy: the kingdom has been ruled by one family for 10,000 years
science fiction: a new species evolved in 30 years
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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we're not kids anymore.
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fantasy: the kingdom has been ruled by one family for 10,000 years
science fiction: a new species evolved in 30 years
i identify with this post very deeply.
Blaze of Wrath Cover Art by Ralph McQuarrie
tubi? more like bubi.
just something ive been workshopping. lmk where improvements can be made thanks.
We're All Going to the World's Fair Review
this movie captures the horrors of being young and on the internet so insanely well. I feel like this movie is clearly saying something specifically about what it's like for young girls online and how they are preyed upon by older men which is an experience i cannot relate to but a lot of the scenes reminded me of times when I myself was very young interacting with other people online. good movie.
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"This one Wednesday is like a normal day for the whole school, but today was different."
Weapons (2025), dir. Zach Cregger
Absolute Batman #20 - "The Straw Man" (2026)
written by Scott Snyder art by Nick Dragotta & Frank Martin
was looking for some good planet of the apes gifs the other day and i have to say i was disturbed by the amount of caesar x reader fic i saw. idc if he walks and talks bro that shits weird
On the set of The Planet of the Apes. California, USA. 1967. © Dennis Stock / Magnum Photos.
Complete Stephanie Brown Timeline & Reading Order
(*for the Post-Crisis/pre-Flashpoint era)
Steph spent over a decade as a supporting character, which means until she finally got her Batgirl run, her appearances are scattered across various bat-books, and hard to track (let alone order) if you don’t know where to start. Which is what I’m here for!
This will run through a basic explanation of Steph’s entire timeline up to Flashpoint, including every appearance in chronological order. (Well, minus some pointless cameos where she appears for a single panel/line.) If you’re just reading for Steph, there are many issues listed where you could just skim through the non-Steph portions.
For the very abbreviated version:
Steph first appears in Detective Comics vol 1 #647-649 as the Spoiler, working against her dad.
She returns and becomes a regular supporting character in Robin vol 2 (1993), which includes getting together with Tim, and going through a teen pregnancy.
Steph starts to appear more across other Batfamily books, particularly Batgirl vol 1 (2000) (while still being a regular in Robin).
For a short time, she is welcomed into the inner circle and trained directly by Batman, before being rejected again.
After Tim is forced to quit, Steph becomes Robin briefly.
Shortly after being fired, she is killed.
Steph returns with a very brief explanation, and floats around as a Robin supporting character again.
Finally, she becomes Batgirl and gets her own run in Batgirl vol 3 (2009), which lasts until the reboot.
Full timeline and issue listings below the cut! I’ve tried to make it possible to just grab the listed issues, ignore any (lower-case s) spoilers, and get a fresh read for yourself OR to read in full for a thorough timeline.
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Amazing Spider-Man #1 Alex Ross Variant
Supergirl: Woman Of Tomorrow #8 by Bilquis Evely
Planet Of The Apes/Green Lantern #1 Felipe Massafera Variant
this is possibly the greatest work of art i've ever seen in my entire life. Also Felipe Massafera's style is so reminiscent of Alex Ross I love it.
Nightwing #106 Dan Mora Variant
Nightwing #106 Dan Mora Variant
Really like how the chest emblem and the shoulders look like 2 distinct pieces of the suit. Gives it a really nice slightly armored look.
Planet Of The Apes/Green Lantern #2 Felipe Massafera Variant
this ones so fucking good too
These last two AB covers feel like movie posters. very cool.
Absolute Batman #18 by Nick Dragotta
Absolute Batman #19 by Nick Dragotta