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More photos from Christine Baranski's photoshoot for ODDA Magazine issue 29
📷 Cody Lidtke (via @moizalladina IG)
Closest thing to thunderfire in skybound so far 🙏🏻
TC and jetfire in the same frames finally
yeah no, Bruce, that's not how rehabilitation works
omggggg get a room you two
"Issue #29: We're Not So Different, You and I"
It's been so long since I've gotten to focus on Asphodelpaw! I really missed her. She's been going through a lot in the background of recent issues, and it's nice to bring that all to the forefront. Just for clarity's sake, Asphodelpaw is aromantic and asexual and not interested in any of all that, thanks.
Sorry if there were any Plumstripe fans holding out hope she'd be a decent teacher, haha. With her and Beeface, I wanted to create a parallel between differing styles of mentorship abuse. While Beeface is loud and aggressive, Plumstripe is dismissive and subtle; both bad for their apprentices.
It was pretty funny to draw baby Pinepaw again. Where is his quiff?!
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Oh, I know Dinah wasn't consulted on that jacket
Chapter 29_"You wouldn't understand it, Draken-kun. How I felt, living in the shadows..."
"Hm? Creepy."
...Oh yeah, "living in the shadows" is usually a Cool thing, not a wallflower thing
Takemichi shouts in big bold text: "THIS IS THE FIRST TIME ANYONE'S EVER LOOKED UP TO ME!! LET ME LIVE A LITTLE, OKAY?!"
Draken: "I can't believe you'd admit something that depressing at max volume..."
And they didn't need a flashback for it!
And meanwhile Anime Draken goes like "I don't care about your sob story"
Personally, I prefer the manga version. Maybe Sub Draken says something closer to the manga version (as they tend to do), but personally I prefer the more empathetic version.
