#great title

[operationslipperypuppet]

this made me laugh so hard i nearly choked on my dinner

[chaptertwo-thepacnw]

1975

[chromatic-lamina]

@/ophuezine on twitter

zine's carrd

It's gonna be fun. But I'm so time poor. But I'm so weak to being asked. Ahhahahah. Excellent premise. More of an art zine than fiction, I think, but a digital add on, so I'm very happy to write for it. Thank you for inviting me!

[angelpuns]

KNOCKS AGAIN its the same anon from that big broken red heart fake title

Im glad you liked it :] i gotta find ways to give my baby raph some angst yknow /silly

ok if you feel like getting another title here you go: "Bright Black Ink Sky"

YES IT WAS A VERY GOOD TITLE!! I never get to write for Raphala so it was a real interesting exercise hehe

Okay cause I've been thinking about this one ALL DAY trying to organize some thoughts on it

hmmmm I think a horror fic would be cool - like all the stars have disappeared from the sky (granted they live in New York but maybe it's a news story or smthn) and then maybe maybe maybe the sky was never actually the sky but it was a giant eyeball and it blinks - like an eldritch horro kinda story but with the turtles :D

(pov I love writing horror but don't get to very often these days)

Anyway turns out the universe is actually just a giant yokai and it's PISSED about the kraang situation so ofc it's gotta fight someone! Might as well fight four teenage turtles amiright

also how it relates to the title is that the sky becomes completely deeply black, no sun no moo because its an eyeball :3

it's not a great premise, but with some fine tuning it could be an interesting short story?? maybe?

a little blurb cause I LOVE WRITING HORROR:

The sky had been getting darker for weeks. Or, that's what the news said, anyway. Donnie had been relaying everything back to his brothers, though he wasn't too worried about it. Sure, more and more stars were disappearing and the moon ahd shrunken to the size of only a small piece of space junk, but he wasn't worried.

It wasn't until footage of two giant shapes, grey and sleek and scaly moved across the sky that he began to worry. It took almost a day for them to move across the sky, the black ink of the night hidden behind the odd masses. There were rumours of it being an eclipse. NASA wasn't say anything, scientists around the world were stumped. And then the next day the shapes moved again, retracing their orbits around the planet until the sky returned. But this time, the sun was gone.

Donnie wondered if it was appropriate to panic now - considering that should have sent the earth into an ice age. But it didn't. The night and day cycles continued, as if the sun and moon had never been there and the source of light was some sort of huge barrier around the Earth. Donnie watched the footage over and ovwer, trying to spot what top scientists could not. It wasn't until he sped up the footage that he saw the shapes for what they were.

It was one giant blink.

[mymotherlaughs]

Just Take Your Frock Off: A Lesbian Life by Barbara Bell

[we-are-colleagues]

Killing Eve messing with the iconic title cards to showcase how unhinged and truely tired these characters are of the game they are forced to play, is *chef’s kiss*

[missholson]

John Ireland appearing in the ABC TV special When the West Was Fun: A Western Reunion, 5 June 1979. This special, hosted by Glenn Ford and set in a western saloon, served as a reunion for many of the people who played in popular western series and films over the years, including cast members from The Lone Ranger, The High Chaparral, The Virginian, Lawman, and many others. Photo: Denis Plehn/American Broadcasting Companies [X][X]