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It's year 13?! Here’s the AO3 link if you want to see all 13: https://archiveofourown.org/works/1968099 (including me talking about playing the long game, of creating new systems, giving yourself time to rest, and the importance of meetings)

Here’s the tumblr tag if you prefer to stay on this site: https://potofsoup.tumblr.com/tagged/happy%20birthday%20steve/chrono

Anyways, thank you everyone who encouraged me to do this even though I'm not really in the MCU fandom anymore. (I hear Sam and Bucky are currently on the outs? Well I made them talk to each other again here. :P) This is done especially in memory of @rubynye, who passed away this year, and who I miss deeply. She was an eternal friend and perennial encourager of my July 4th comics, from the very first one. <3 Love you and miss you.

Sorry Steve ended up doing most of the talking, but it felt like a Steve year, because it's time to fight back.

Also, at one point I was going to set this by the Reflecting Pool, and had planned an extended analogy about how the Reflecting Pool has always needed maintenance against the sinking ground and the hot sun, but Trump is the first to (a) make it worse, and (b) refuse to own up to the mistakes, and (c) post National Guard to arrest anyone who tries to touch it. [quick reflecting pool history timeline] But then there's the heat wave and I'm like "the boys are staying inside this year." :P

Sorry this year's is more hastily done than usual -- I just finished my Asian American Citizenship comic a few days ago, and haven't really been thinking Captain America thoughts.

We'll see what next year brings!

In the first pic, Alpine and Liho were like: "Mom?! Dad?!"

And then on the second pic, I love how Alpine is just looking at her fur-parents

So, I'm planning to make a completed version of Tintin and Alph-Art very soon, and here are my reference sheets for it!

I've posted them on Reddit, but I'm just reposting them here, so more can see!

I can't wait for it to be ready!

Wow!

I was all set to be like, “oh yeah, I have that one,” to the point that I even took a picture…

But then my brain kicked on and I realized you said French, not Dutch.  And then I was full of the wonder of there being a second Rouletabille/Phantom crossover comic in the world.

So yes, now I am, and I’m so glad you sent this ask!  The Dutch crossover comic is Joseph Rouletabille: Het spook van de Opera by Duchateau and Swysen, while the French one is Une aventure de Rouletabille: le fantome de l’opera by Picaud and Odone: