#the corpse

[charnel-grounds]

Gustav Adolf Mossa (1883–1971)

“Une charogne” (The Corpse), 1906

“Then, O Belovèd, whisper to the worm That crawls up to devour you with a kiss, That I still guard in memory the dear form Of love that comes to this!”

— Charles Baudelaire

[severtheheart]

Hey, puppy. As you saw before you throw up that asshole, I have returned. Where are you? Are you alone?

Go away, thing. Stay the fuck away from me.

[thattimdrakeguy]

Sometimes I feel like you can tell what character an artist is bias for by the way they're drawn.

Like you can pick up on what tropes they got from what parts of the fandom a little bit.

And the one they seem to care about the least, maybe not dislike, just the least, is the one that's probably the blandest.

And odds are if they make the Batgirls dress really sweet and fey, they probably don't know shit about them lmao

Just an observation.

And may I add, very rare to actually see fan art that seems to be actually based on what the characters are the supposed to look like. As in like--I feel like it's really clear how much this fandom treats fanon with more importance than canon.

In my brain there's such a distinct difference between actual Tim Drake and canon Tim Drake. And well, all of them really, but he's my fav, so I notice that first.

[absolutelymessedup]

Green Lantern Corps (2006) #9

First time into this Green Lantern Corps age. And man I can already tell why it's so beloved and so important for GL lore.

[chernobog13]

Hellboy and me cousin, Tam O'Clannie, in The Corpse (1995) by Mike Mignola.

[fiberartsash]

Can someone PLEASE give me the extract that says Kiriona has teeth on her chest wound, I just finished Nona and I've been frantically searching but I didn't read anything like that and either I haven't been paying enough attention or it's been lost in translation but I'm going Insane

Also lots of other half-formed thoughts and mostly internal screaming on account of. You know. Nona the Ninth.

[sextuspompey]