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thunderbolts #75 | thunderbolts #109

i'm obsessed with whatever these two have going on

4-page Thunderbolts article from Wizard Magazine #66 (February 1997), in which @kurtbusiek, @brevoortformspring, and Mark Bagley basically lie the entire time to avoid giving away the surprise ending of issue #1. Page 4 of the article also features photos of Busiek and Mark Bagley (see! he really does look like the burglar from issue #3), and an awesome team photo that I’ve never seen printed anywhere else, and looks like it was colored by hand, likely with Copic markers.

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#marvel

doomsday-dj

There was recently a copyright infringement case in YA and I need everyone to know that the following sentence was in the legal decision:

“Hot, sexy, dangerous boys, central to virtually all young adult romance novels, cannot be copyrighted.”

kuttithevangu

“Regarding setting, the court held that both works taking place in Alaska high schools was not protectable because Alaska is a public place and setting a teen novel in a high school is a common genre convention.”

Freeman v. Deebs-Elkenaney | Loeb & Loeb LLP

kogiopsis

I've read the entire decision (skimming over the purely legal precedent/definitions bit) and here are some of my favorite bits:

bemusedlybespectacled

“indeed, it seems that the Pacific Northwest (Twilight) is a common locale for finding vampires and werewolves at a high school” oh my god

#random

openthefobwatch

Know the difference

#2001 a space odyssey

theborgchives

Watched 2010 the year we make contact ohhh my GOD

Additional Hal and man

#2001 space odyssey

wirebr4ins

Purse boyfriend

#2001 a space odyssey

allthingswhumpyandangsty

what ao3 would look like with ads. no, you do not want this. support ao3 because it’s one of the last few places on the internet that is not tainted by capitalism bullshit. support ao3 because it’s one of the last few places on the internet that is genuinely about the connection between audiences, artists, their works and the love/passion artists have for what they do

source

#random

binary-bird

more superboy prime bc he's been on the brain lately

#dcu

ice-cream-genjutsu

id like to congratulate obito and kakashi for being insane about each other in a way that is usually only reserved for the eternally inextricably intertwined gods. but no these guys managed it all by themselves without leaning on magic reincarnation nepotism. this is why their toxic murder + delusion situationship truly exemplifies the show's theme of hard work overcoming natural talent

#pronaruto

hurtpeoplex2

the x-mansion kitchen has seen far too much.

#marvel

waitingforthet

Some Injustice posts I posted on BlueSky.

#dcu

bunnybonesstudio

Amanda LaRusso is such a funny character

Imagine you’re married and happy and everything is sunshine and rainbows and then one day your husband of like twenty years reveals his dark karate past with not one, not two, but THREE past karate rivals who proceeded to become your husband’s husbands and basically move into your house AND also has two evil, old, married army men who now want to actually kill you and your family over a difference in karate techniques

Woman is a superhero, I would’ve cracked

#cobra kai

sumerianlanguage

have you seen the Association Assyrophile de France's Akkadian dictionary? i feel like it might be a useful resource for you even though i know your focus is more on Sumerian than Akkadian but it seems pretty comprehensive despite its lack of cuneiform

https://www.assyrianlanguages.org/akkadian/index_en.php

Hi there! Yes, I've used the AAF's Akkadian dictionary, which is the easiest-to-use free online option I know of. I believe it's reasonably comprehensive, though not as detailed in its citations, cuneiform, etc. as the ePSD2 is for Sumerian. If any Akkadianists out there have further thoughts, or other good resources, please reblog with them!

kezarsi

The most comprehensive Akkadian dictionary, the CAD, is available for free download at the University of Chicago website. This is another great resource for anyone interested in the Akkadian language!

onwhatcaptain

I love this scene as much as the rest of you, but we truly need to discuss Captain Pike's very loud expression which I think is just... saying so much here.

#star trek