Ame the Witch, her Fox familiar, and the Ink Demons Enzo and Cyril in pursuit of The Wizard Sky.
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Ame the Witch, her Fox familiar, and the Ink Demons Enzo and Cyril in pursuit of The Wizard Sky.
@worldsbeyondpod
laurel lance in arrow - 4x06 âlost soulsâ
Be Kind. Be Cunning. Do Right.
"This is the sound of Worlds Beyond Number."
Drew this poster to celebrate the 2 year anniversary of WBN!
Want it on your walls? You can get it from my Etsy shop here:
A fan art poster I created of "The Wizard, The Witch, and the Wild One" from Worlds Beyond Number. Featuring Ame (Erika Ishii), Suvi (Aabria
first battle
TOP 5/10 CHARACTERS PER SHOW (as voted by my followers) âł arrow edition #3. Laurel Lance portrayed by Katie Cassidy
'Phantom Of The Paradise' by Rosemary Valero-O'Connell.
Officially licensed 18" x 24" screen print, in a numbered limited edition of 140 for $60.
On sale now through Mutant.
The Red Kingdom's in ruins, but you're no better off.
Raven info page
written by Mark Waid art by Tom Grummett, Al Vey, & Anthony Tollin
1980's inspired Teen Titans
Here's some fun Teen Titans redesigns I did for the heck of it. I'm still working on Blackfire, and I am hoping to get around to some of the others. I know the roster of characters I have right now doesn't make any particular type of sense. But I just started drawing the characters that I like to draw and let it grow from there :)
#everything screams I love you
Apparently a lot of people get dialogue punctuation wrong despite having an otherwise solid grasp of grammar, possibly because theyâre used to writing essays rather than prose. I donât wanna be the asshole who complains about writing errors and then doesnât offer to help, so here are the basics summarized as simply as I could manage on my phone (âdialogue tagâ just refers to phrases like âhe said,â âshe whispered,â âthey askedâ):
âFor most dialogue, use a comma after the sentence and donât capitalize the next word after the quotation mark,â she said.
âBut what if youâre using a question mark rather than a period?â they asked.
âWhen using a dialogue tag, you never capitalize the word after the quotation mark unless itâs a proper noun!â she snapped.
âWhen breaking up a single sentence with a dialogue tag,â she said, âuse commas.â
âThis is a single sentence,â she said. âNow, this is a second stand-alone sentence, so thereâs no comma after âshe said.ââ
âThereâs no dialogue tag after this sentence, so end it with a period rather than a comma.â She frowned, suddenly concerned that the entire post was as unasked for as it was sanctimonious.
And!
âIf youâre breaking dialogue up with an action tagââshe waves her hands back and forthââthe dashes go outside the quotation marks.â
Reblog to save a writerâs life.
Thank you
Oh my god thank you. No wonder grammarly keeps complaining about my punctuation when I boot my writing up into word counter
Forgotten Guardian
Lies Your Character Tells Themselves!!
â¶ "I don't need anyone." (Reality caves when they're sick, alone, and no one checks on them because they trained everyone not to.)
â¶ "I'm over it." (Caves when they see their ex happy with someone else and realize they've been paused for three years.)
â¶ "It wasn't that bad." (Caves when they see someone else experience the same thing and feel protective rage they never felt for themselves.)
â¶ "I work better under pressure." (Caves at 4am when their hands won't stop shaking and they can't remember the last time they ate.)
â¶ "They'll come back." (Caves when someone new sits in their usual spot and the world didn't actually stop turning.)
â¶ "I'm not like my parents." (Caves mid-argument when they hear their mother's exact words coming out of their mouth.)
â¶ "I just need to be thinner/richer/smarter/better." (Caves when they achieve the goal and the emptiness is still there, unchanged, patient.)
â¶ "I can quit whenever I want." (Caves when they try to stop for one day and their body betrays them with withdrawal, need, panic.)
â¶ "Time heals everything." (Caves on the ten-year anniversary when it hurts exactly the same.)
â¶ "I'm protecting them by staying away." (Caves when they find out the person spent years thinking they weren't wanted, weren't loved.)
â¶ "It's not abuse if I provoked it." (Caves when they see a child get yelled at for nothing and want to shield them from everything.)
â¶ "I don't deserve better." (Caves when someone treats them with basic kindness and they break down crying in a Starbucks bathroom.)
â¶ "Asking for help is weakness." (Caves when they physically can't do it alone anymore and pride becomes a luxury they can't afford.)
â¶ "People leave, that's just how it is." (Caves when someone stays through the ugly and they realize they've been the one pushing everyone away.)
â¶ "I'm too damaged for love." (Caves when someone looks at their scars and doesn't flinch.)
â¶ "Success will make me happy." (Caves at the top of the ladder when the view is just lonelier, higher up.)
â¶ "They didn't mean it like that." (Caves when the same pattern repeats and excuses run out and they're tired, so tired of translating cruelty into kindness.)
â¶ "I'm fine being alone." (Caves during a random Tuesday evening when the silence becomes a physical weight crushing their chest.)
â¶ "Emotions are weakness." (Caves when they feel nothing at their own parent's funeral and realize they've amputated part of their humanity.)
â¶ "I'll deal with it later." (Caves when 'later' becomes 'never' and the rot they've been ignoring finally consumes the foundation.)
Letâs go over some things, shall we?
Jenny was originally designed to be a shape-shifting superhero; her âpigtailsâ are rocket thrusters, and her entire body can morph and shift to create weapons. Given her standard appearance is more to look like a humanoid girl, it seems reasonable that thatâs an appearance she chose, rather than her default, especially because we know she can modify her appearance however she likes, albeit restricted to her two base colors unless she gets a new paint-job.
Though her mother learns to be more supportive of her later on, Jenny was originally confined to house arrest save for doing her job, supposedly because the world around her wouldnât accept her.
She is canonically six-foot-six, which is rather tall, though it seems the average height of humanity has also gone up. So itâs not too uncommon for other men to be taller than her, but sheâs also taller than most people. She has so far only dated other men who are taller than her.
She gains two different disguises for looking human. The first one doesnât pass at all, while the second passing one convinces her to behave like a normal human girl, whispering into her ear to not only look, but behave like a ânormalâ girl, even if itâs not in her best interests.
Itâs evidently quite common for androids to be made from different base personality points- Kenny, a boy she dated for a little while, was a re-purposed dog robot, and still carried over some of his dog traits.
The two most popular girls in school specifically have it out for her, because sheâs a robot âpretendingâ to be a girl.
Jenny is allowed to play in her high schoolâs male football team.
Donât forget this scene:Â
Iâd suspected Jenny was trans coded for a long time, but this scene was what had me 100% convinced.Â
Prior to this episode Jenny had always treated Ms. Wakeman as her mother, always referring to her as âmom/motherâ; which caused Wakeman to be mocked by her peers. Ms. Wakeman was typically cold towards Jenny, always referring to her as XJ9 (essentially Jennyâs deadname) and usually treating her as nothing more than a defence droid. But in this scene Ms. Wakeman is actually seeing Jenny in danger and rushes to protect her, finally calling her âmy daughterâ for the first time. As soon as she does, the pure joy and amazement in Jennyâs voice just makes my heart swell.Â
This show is so incredible and SO ahead of itâs time.Â
Worth noting that the creator of the show acknowledged this, basically saying âWe didnât intend for Jenny to be trans coded, but weâre ecstatic that trans people are finding comfort in her. Just because we didnât intend the subtext doesnât mean itâs not there.â Very cool and way the hell better than Hartman handles shit like this.
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