#mid sentence

[frnkiebby]

that stupid fucking face~

[musyke]

What if I raise my hand and the stupidest shit comes out of my mind because I don't know how to translate my thoughts into properly organized words to get my point across??? What then???

[prison-mikes-bandana]

Gotham Nights (2020) #2 Confirms how Batman Ghosts Jim Gordon!! It’s rather anticlimactic...

[general-george-washington]

don’t reblog but i hate online classes

[q-gorgeous]

i just did something ono m NO IT DIDNT FIX MY OO PROBLEM THIS IS HORRIBLE

[n1chijou]

A couple nights ago my boyfriend fell asleep long enough only to say “where the fuck did all of this broccoli come from” and then instantly wake up in terror and confusion

[kingandrogyny]

great to know Halo: Reach is still as devastating as the first time i played it 8)

[matikura]

Williamson Flash is emotionally draining to read, even tho the plots are fun fun.

I keep getting disturbing the peace levels of agitated recalling Tynion bats/tec run, because is has so much 'woah interesting' storylines, and not one of them get a satisfactory conclusion.

Idc if the spinoffs did justice, the story continues in this or that issue out on dates of xxx blurb was not included in the book, so it's not fair

Unlike JSA era guys being happily married and willing to at least temporarily retire. No idea which one but some continuity? Had the Tin soup plate Flash feeling awfully guilty, because he promised his wife no more superspeed stunts.

Although acceptance and expectation of serial story telling, long form story arcs have increased over the decades

Comics are for the most part unique in not having a concrete page one to that's all folks! send off.

There's a preliminary starting point, either that be the editorial decision to make a Origin special or simply a new creative team resetting the board.

But the lack of a curtain call, is probably what does some exceptionally bad chemistry with writers following the television drama model of scenario crafting

I've said it before that cliffhangers are emotional blackmail

Maybe there was a focus group study that quantifiably showed a dissatisfied audience is a recurring customer.

Maybe brain science says something like; humans are more likely to Act to catch up on their tv show, if the unresolved aspect of a story keeps going unresolved

From a purely trigger a chemical response way of managing audience engagement that is certainly a good theory

But unfortunately when you're pattern recognition is in overdrive, connection and reaction are not one in the same

As in catharsis is NOT about a get a girl and fuck off in to the sunset credits scene. Omi gods american. Storytelling conventions.

Talk about stagnating progress!