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Had a LOT of fun combining Air Nomad outfit elements with a more typical "travel" outfit. Super warm colour palettes of course!
Aang is the god of balance, travelers, and hospitality. He's a bit of a free spirit and a lot of the more serious gods find him a bit annoying (Sokka.)
People often pray to Aang when they have to go on long journeys, or invoke his name when they need to stop to rest.
It's a well-known fact that the god of travelers has a habit of wandering around incognito-- he just does it because he likes interacting with people without being recognized. In doing so, however, he accidentally started to enforce his hospitality domain, as mortals became terrified of accidentally offending him if he were to show up at their door.
He loves to follow Sokka around on hunts (he gets to explore dangerous areas)-- Sokka hates when Aang follows him because he almost always ends up losing his catch.
Katara and Aang's Justice and Balance domains mean that they often are called upon together by mortals. Katara, to enact a fitting punishment upon perpetrators. And Aang, to provide reparations to victims. It's found to be very fitting that they ended up becoming a couple.
the thing about being nonbinary is that you really do start to forget that other people have such strict walls around what is and isn’t allowed for genders. i thought we all agreed that we made that up. could you climb out of the cave real quick and feel the sunshine for a minute.
me at 10: well really what I want to do with my life is cure cancer, and be an extremely famous scientist, and discover things that change the world, and win a Nobel Prize, and be a novelist, and
me at 20: so what I think I want is to have a successful career, and work hard for promotions, and establish myself in my industry, and make a good life for myself, and sure it's not curing cancer but it's more realistic
me at 30: I want to pet my kitty cat. I want to go on long bike rides when the weather is nice. I want to roll around on the grass. I want to cook good food. I want to clean my house. I want to get a good vacuum. I want to sleep when I'm tired. I want to never open Microsoft Teams again.
Screenrant has the first glimpse of my new comic book, STAR TREK: ZERO POINT. I'm not supposed reveal anything about the supporting cast as depicted here, but you might guess stuff!
In Star Trek: Zero Point, Starfleet has built a supercomputer with a brain the size of a planetoid to predict future dangers.
Everyone is SUPER traumatized after the events of Star Trek: Picard.
(Don't worry, you don't need to have seen it. The comic makes it clear that there was trauma and destruction, and I deliberately avoid getting into the details. Bad stuff happened. Starfleet is in pain.)
There's only one person who consistently saw the bad stuff coming before it happened: RAFFI MUSIKER. She's deeply haunted by her failures to prevent those tragedies. So now she's in command of a ship with a mission to nip the next terrible thing(s) in the bud.
When I pitched the outline of my first five issues, I began by saying, "This is a comic about hope versus paranoia."
Hope is why people are traveling the galaxy in a metal shell.
Paranoia is why they have shields and weapons.
Both are essential. But you can't let paranoia guide your actions.
Despite the stuff about trauma, this is actually a pretty fun comic in which I am doing every Star Trek thing I've always wanted to do, and getting pretty goofy with it.
But I love ethical debates, and my premise allows for a lot of them.
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