Space Jam Is An Isekai

this is just “boys will be boys” used to defend misogynistic behavior under the assumption it’s biological and not a choice resulting from misogyny never being socially punished, but with a coat of paint on it to sound woke

socialized behavior argument aside i just also do not think this is true beyond shitheads who are obviously not representative of the general population. some boys just had good parents idk what to tell you

//do you //dream of //▮▮▮▮▮▮misery?

i’m very happy to finally reveal a //comic project of mine that i’ve been working on for a little while now: MISERI MACHINA. if you enjoy *[androids], +megastructures, &{heart_ache}, then please check out chapter 0 on my website in the >>near future! ◤◢◤◢◤◢

Batman #12 - Some Killers Come to Town...

Due to Bruce getting in the way of a corporate takeover of Wayne Enterprises by some malevolent financebros who won't take no for an answer (can't think what might have inspired this plotline), they decide to call in some assassins to get him our of the way when their prior ninja-based plan failed.

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I'm curious if Spyder Black is related to the character I, Spyder (Thomas Ludlow Dalt) from Grant Morrison's Seven Soldiers, who is himself part of the extensive Ludlow crime family who notably have a centuries long feud with the Shade.

Vector just straight up getting introduced murdering a pretty explicit expy for Harvey Weinstein (former owner of Miramax, a corporate now owned by Paramount) was fun.

Being an assassin with a luchador theme seems... an inefficient pick for someone trying to kill a billionaire like Bruce Wayne? Love the idea of a lucha libre superhero though, fit with the lore surrounding IRL characters like El Santo.

it's a good thing to do

I want to do the thing

people will be mad if I don't do the thing

This Fossil Friday, scoot into the weekend with Scutosaurus karpinskii: the “shield lizard.” This large herbivore lived during the Late Permian some 253 million years ago. It’s part of an early group of sauropsids known as pareiasaurs. The pareiasaurs had spikes and thickened knobs around their skulls, as well as peg-like teeth adapted for eating plants. Their fossils have been found in Africa, Europe, and Asia. Spot this one in the Museum’s Hall of Vertebrate Origins!