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Which toy story movie and character is your fav? Also character dynamic? :D

I recently got back into the fandom a little bit due to the new movie, it was the first hyperfixation of my youth hat I remember so vividly so I love your art 🫡

Probably the second one, and then probably Woody and Jessie (and Buzz) so nothing super groundbreaking.

I do think Slink is super underrated, but he doesn't have as much to do ESPECIALLY in 3&4 :/

I haven't interacted w/ the Toy Story fandom at all before, so it's been really surprising to see how welcoming people are. Cool to hear you're getting back into it! :D

#asks #Toy Story

toy story being the thing to make me post art on tumblr again was not on my 2026 bingo card.

yet here I am.

#toy story

valeriapryanikova

i spy with my everything eye

#tma art #reblog art #tma

woody playing balatro because he's just like me frfr

#art #my art #digital art #drawing #woody pride #toy story #balatro #pure self indulgence because i've been spending my days playing balatro and rewatching the ts movies

screenshot redraw :)

#art #my art #digital art #drawing #jessie pride #woody pride #bullseye #buzz lightyear #toy story #toy story 2

Siblings

#art #my art #digital art #Actually drew this before the ones i posted earlier #toy story #jessie pride #woody pride #this one is not based on a screenshot :)

toy story screenshot redraws for funsies

#art #my art #digital art #toy story #woody pride #buzz lightyear #bullseye #jessie pride #this is what i've been doing instead of uni work btw #maybe worrying

wolfythewitch

hold my hand in yours and we will not fear what hands like ours can do

#phm movie #PHM #rocky phm #ryland grace

character dump because i haven't posted in forever

#art #my art #drawing #digital art #oc #Eir #AskOc #EirOc #AskEir #Eir is the rlly depressed looking one and Ask is the one with goals for his life

wolfythewitch

Very messy doodles from da plane

#phm movie #PHM #rocky phm #ryland grace

moarf13

#the thing #horror #john carpenter

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about-faces

Jason and Harvey from Batman Annual #13, “Faces,” (1989)

Written by James Owsley (Priest), art by Michael Bair and Gray Morrow.

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For @liedownquisition, who wished for better quality scans in their tags, this story has been reprinted in the second volume of Batman: The Caped Crusader, which is also available digitally.

I opted for the original newsprint version from 1989 out of aesthetic preferences, and because I don’t think current digital remasters/recolors generally work for older comics. But in this particular case, I don’t think it really improves the art either way. The art by Michael Bair and Gray Morrow isn’t bad, but it’s too delicate and scratchy to hold up in either version. To my taste, the flaws in the newsprint original help their art better than the cleaned-up version, but YMMV.

Either way, the Caped Crusader collections—along with the Dark Knight Detective collections—are highly recommended for Batman fans who want to dive into the weird, messy world of Batman immediately Post-Crisis, from the reboot of Jason Todd onward. Volume 3 of CC, in particular, has two of my favorite stories: “Dark Knight, Dark City” and “Eye of the Beholder.”

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I think this is the only time we see Jason’s winter wardrobe as Robin, with the long sleeves and leggings. I am never a fan of fudging Two-Face’s decisions the way this does. If the coin comes up clean he doesn’t take a petty alternative, that’s not how duality works. Yes, it’s legal loopholing which is apt for a lawyer, but this seems like a cheap shot more than anything.

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I totally agree with the distaste for Harvey fudging the coin, but this kinda works for me. For one thing, it could have been much worse. Harvey never actually stipulated the conditions of the coin toss, only implying that the toss was determine whether or not he’d kill the vulnerable Jason “without a second thought.”

In other, worse takes on this situation, Harvey’s “I won’t shoot you” would be the lead-in for him to genuinely try killing Robin a different way. To so many writers, Two-Face is a cheater who chooses between two equally bad options, and that’s exactly the expectation that Priest was playing on here.

Now, that said, a fall from a two-story building can be pretty lethal in of itself. But within the context of Batman’s world, where characters constantly get knocked out without incurring lasting head injuries or brain damage, I take Harvey at his word here: he knew that Robin could survive that, with the only damage being to his ego. He played fair, even fair to Jason’s expectations for the most part, when he could easily have exploited his own loophole with fae rules. Even his kick serves a practical purpose, as it gives Harvey some room to escape before Jason can pull himself up.

It’s also important that Harvey sincerely values fairness given what happen later in the story. Batman, hardened and cynical after Jason’s death, manipulates Two-Face with a rigged coin. When Harvey discovers the truth, his reaction is basically “Dude. This beneath you. I’m not mad, I’m just disappointed.”