#themoonking

yeah lol i grew up on the movies as a kid and then i was OBSESSED with the tv show in middle school. ezekial and baird were probably my favorite. i remember being SO distraught when they had cassandra kiss that vampire lady in s4 and then literally never brought it up again. my fave episodes were probably either the minotaur one, the golden apple one, or the time loop/video game one.

Also please don't ever apologize for spam liking/reblogging stuff! I always enjoy seeing that in my notifs, like "ok I'm getting a good grade in Blogging. Something that is both normal to want etc etc"

Marvel studios once again siphoning any remaining joy I have

thank you

It is not often that I read a book as gorgeously infectious as The Moon King. I will try to explain it without giving away any spoilers! Glassholm is an urban island society that is wildly sensitive to the waxing and waning of the moon. The moon has been trapped by Glassholm’s sage leader, Lunane, who is able to infiltrate and command minds. A series of murders and the pulling away of the moon send the city into a kind of bipolar riot that becomes an uprising. The book follows the lives of three people who are caught up in this revolution to a life and death degree: A retired policeman who suffers from a trauma induced amnesia. An artist who is the daughter of a cult leader and has been raised praising her menstrual blood. And an engineer who is trying to repair the machine that keeps the moon imprisoned, as well as searching the palace for his lost wife. Glassholm is a place that feels as familiar and as strange as an alter ego. The story beautifully tightropes between the natural and the supernatural, allowing all manner of dark, mystical and devious happenings to take place inside a recognisably human habitat. The writing is visually stunning and falls off the page and into your mind like an earworm – like reading a poem with brilliant description and dialogue. Nothing about the plot is transparent or obvious, yet you still connect deeply with each of the characters because their emotions and relationships are so perfectly drawn. It is the type of book that subtly becomes a part of you, like living close to the moon changes your physiology in surprising and meaningful ways.

Wednesdays are about to become more than bearable for me bc of Lokey :)

also just like. i AM gonna write a huge essay post on it i promise but even outside of that, their personalities are so so different. tony is pretty arrogant and that can get in the way of his morals/fighting style. bruce only puts on the mask of arrogance so no one suspects he's batman. there's a lot to be said there

Kubo's mother #kuboandthetwostrings #laika #kubofanart #kubo #themoonking