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One of Mariho Maeda's storyboards for the anime version of Furiosa.
Finally, I can show off my zine works! Let's start with Helga Sinclair for the wonderful zine #PopularBlondies_Zine
they r confused
Currently thinking about what Helga thought about Thaddeus Thatch’s death. Thaddeus died after being ridiculed by his academic peers and never seeing his life’s work come to fruition. Helga must have known at least a little about this. She and Rourke worked with him well enough during the mission to retrieve the Shepherd’s Journal, and in the comic depicting those events she appears reasonably amused by his antics (in a way that she seems to mirror with Milo in Atlantis: The Lost Empire). Both Thaddeus and Preston Whitmore obviously offered an opportunity for great wealth, but it’s still interesting to ponder whether there was any degree of sentimentality beyond her employment under them. We know that her most significant attachment outside of her family was Lyle Rourke, but it’s a difficult to say something similar about virtually anyone else. I think it’s possible that Helga viewed every other attachment in her life largely as a means to an end. She might have a degree of fondness for people like Thaddeus, but ultimately if they are not useful to her, or worse—if they go against her, her relationship with them can be easily severed. Ultimately I see Helga exhibiting some emotion over Thaddeus and potentially Mr. Whitmore’s deaths, but a significant part of this would be attached to their ability to make her rich.
Got some decent feedback on this and I do think that the last part of this post could do with some slight elaboration. Helga definitely exhibits sadness at the death of people under her command, and I do think that her responsibility to them goes a long way in making that genuine connection happen. Still, though, she wouldn’t hesitate to take them out if they ever went against her or Rourke’s designs. She also probably has decent working relationships and potentially even friendships with people, but I’d hesitate to call her extremely close to anyone other than her family and Rourke.
Not enough appreciation out there for coat-and-goggles Helga.
Currently thinking about what Helga thought about Thaddeus Thatch’s death. Thaddeus died after being ridiculed by his academic peers and never seeing his life’s work come to fruition. Helga must have known at least a little about this. She and Rourke worked with him well enough during the mission to retrieve the Shepherd’s Journal, and in the comic depicting those events she appears reasonably amused by his antics (in a way that she seems to mirror with Milo in Atlantis: The Lost Empire). Both Thaddeus and Preston Whitmore obviously offered an opportunity for great wealth, but it’s still interesting to ponder whether there was any degree of sentimentality beyond her employment under them. We know that her most significant attachment outside of her family was Lyle Rourke, but it’s a difficult to say something similar about virtually anyone else. I think it’s possible that Helga viewed every other attachment in her life largely as a means to an end. She might have a degree of fondness for people like Thaddeus, but ultimately if they are not useful to her, or worse—if they go against her, her relationship with them can be easily severed. Ultimately I see Helga exhibiting some emotion over Thaddeus and potentially Mr. Whitmore’s deaths, but a significant part of this would be attached to their ability to make her rich.
No! James bond's boyfriend is dead and their girlfriend is paralysed! Bond's bisexual triad is over just as it was getting started!
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I just realized they're Milo and Helga from Atlantis if she wasn't evil 😅
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Hey, not too active in the District 9 fan space right now but I still do love the film and its characters! Fingers crossed we end up getting District 10 at some point.
Project Hail Mary
Artist: Glyn Dillon, Chris Kessler, Kris Anka
***Long essay incoming (Trigger Warning for r*pe/non-con in fiction; SPOILERS for the Invincible comic)
It’s no secret that I write for Anissa as a central character. I basically discovered her through the show, then read the comics and was frankly devastated to discover her assault of Mark. Obviously because of the act itself, though mostly how it’s her defining trait - she doesn’t have any true arc aside from her time-skip “redemption” in which she doesn’t even get to apologize directly to Mark.
I have no problem believing the Viltrumites don’t even consider sexual violence as an issue and therefore don’t sanitize her actions or corresponding mindset in my writing. In my view, she is capable of rehabilitation only if she Does. The. Work. But besides canon’s poor handling of her “arc”, we arrive at the ridiculous and frankly gross Mark victim blaming discussion. So just to put it out there for all the Twitter and other social media trolls (I honestly wish most of them were bots but am unfortunately doubtful), and putting aside the fact that arousal never = consent - some facts:
-Erections can happen due to any kind of physical stimulation such as close combat or even emotional such as anxiety (e.g. stage fright b*ners). Mark could have even experienced this with Conquest, given how much that creep was on top of him.
-Climax can happen from repetitive stimulation as soon as arousal is in place. This is true for both men and women in the real world, but add to that this chick who can move at superhuman speed and think about how quick she could move before he even registered what was happening (the show even emphasizes her being faster than Nolan).
Now onto some of the pull quotes from this “genius” argument:
-“He got her pregnant, so he clearly liked it” - (Coupled with the similarity to the argument that a woman who conceived from r*pe actually wanted it, this one is mostly for the broken-record use of Marky’s existence as “proof” that Mark finished) Women in real life can conceive from pre*, so it’s far from implausible that these aliens who can breed with multiple alien species and apparently impregnate more than once despite protection could have some crazy pre* game (nor would they likely struggle to conceive with one of their own to the point of definitively needing more than one try). While it’s not specified he didn’t finish (I don’t count the issue 110 fandom wikis which are editable by the public and currently read like a middle schooler writing hentai), a possible interpretation of the scene’s conclusion is that her climaxing while he stays locked in terrified/tears mode plus telling him to “man up” and that they’ll probably need to try again could suggest he was too distraught for her to get everything she wanted (and because Kirkman loves to torture his MC, it turns out pregnancy did occur). *TMI*: I might be looking way too hard into this as someone who doesn't even regularly read comics, but I'm pretty sure even if she did get what she wanted, it wasn't through "cowgirl snu snu". The way Ottley's sequence went, it suggests she climaxes (her "O" face panel), then realizes he's trapped in a state of panic (Mark's terror face as she looks at him with pity panel), followed by one of Anissa's hands on his chest (as if holding him down while the other hand goes elsewhere and he tries not to look at her) panel, to then the shot of her torso shifting to the side panel, to her scheming smile/Mark's terror panel - then cut to him crying. If this interpretation is correct, after essentially realizing "riding" wasn't working, she shifted her body and added her hand to get the job done. That isn't sexy (neither is any form of SA, but the point is these aren't the dominatrix aesthetics these people paint it as), this was quite literally forcing insemination as if it were a torturous medical procedure.
-“He admits to wanting it” -This is a wildly common survivor response to rationalize the loss of control. In this case, in light of the Eve breakup and Robot situations, Mark seemed to be mostly referring to deserving the torture of the attack, not the “sex” part. These people are confusing consensual non-consent with r*pe, and are threatened by the idea of a fictional male character actually violated by a fictional female character.
-“He didn’t fight back at all” - He made her bleed and continued to try to pull away from her after she got him on the ground. The dust from the crater hadn’t even settled when she realized he really wasn’t into it and let up. Also, let’s be honest, he didn’t kill Conquest by overpowering him. Conquest was toying with him during both fights, and in the show, we learn he had a death wish. Viltrumites get stronger as they age, and Anissa has centuries of life and combat experience on Mark.
In a nutshell, male SA rep is crucial, as fiction can serve as a way to spread awareness of real-life issues. Kirkman himself even acknowledged a big part of including this scene at all was to improve upon previous male SA depiction in comics and to put Mark through another kind of trauma. That said, I really wouldn’t mind if the scene was changed in some way that maintained non/dubcon overtones without being gratuitous enough (ripping off most of her own clothes, focusing on her climax, her flying off naked, etc) to serve as p*rn fodder. I’m not suggesting they scrap Marky’s character, as it makes sense they could need an Earth guardian once Terra leaves with her parents, but just putting it out there.
I can say what ultimately tipped me over the edge to scream into the void about this was the reaction to Eve’s pregnancy termination. The internet is flooded with media illiterate takes insisting Anissa wanted Mark’s baby more than Eve did when Anissa literally was only carrying out her (male) boss’s decree and previously states never wanting children, while Eve says she does want kids one day and does try to tell Mark about the pregnancy but dared to ultimately make a decision without the approval/order of these people’s (male) self-insert, Mark…so they then dictate how Mark himself should feel about it. Meanwhile, Anissa assaults Mark while Eve is heavily pregnant with their very wanted child, Terra.
Anyway, they might not include the incident at all, given her positive rep in the VS game. We shall see.
But yeah, I’m done for now. Probably the longest post I’ll ever make on here. Can’t think of a good TLDR. Whoops.
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Watched Anaconda (2025) with family and I was so invested in Ana Almeida (Daniela Melchior’s character) that when she was killed off I just completely checked out 😅. You can’t introduce a competent, villainous, illegal gold miner skilled with guns who was introduced as a morally ambiguous woman on the run and then expect me to care about anything else when she’s removed from the narrative. One of those characters you kind of wish was in a different film more fully dedicated to their story, and not relegated to a random comedy.