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txrdish · 3 months
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In John Smith's going away party, a man tells the new hire about the former's relationship and brings her up to speed.
Much to the embarrassment of the new hire (who definitely didn't have a crush on a certain John Smith).
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msue0027 · 1 month
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Harold Saxon pss pss psss
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graphicpolicy · 3 months
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Preview: Killer Queens 2: Kings Not Wings #4
Killer Queens 2: Kings Not Wings #4 preview. Alex faces her father in the battle arena while Max plans a daring escape #comics #comicbooks
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ultrameganicolaokay · 8 months
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Killer Queens 2 #4 by David M. Booher, Bradley Clayton and Harry Saxon. Cover by Chris Ables. Out in November.
"The thrilling conclusion arrives! Alex faces her father in the battle arena while Max plans a daring escape. These Killer Queens are ready to show this man what it really means to be royalty. Neither of them knows that Cahl has other plans. Who will survive the final showdown? And who will come up with the best pun about flying? Tune in as the Queens do what they do best - they, ahem, wing it."
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smashpages · 10 months
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The Eisner Award-nominated Killer Queens will return this summer with a new miniseries by writer David M. Booher, interior artist Bradley Clayton, colorist Harry Saxon, letterer Lucas Gattoni and cover artist Chris Ables.
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re-readingcomics · 11 months
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Comics Read 06/4- 10/2023
Over this period of time I read Vagrant Queen a Planet Called Doom by Magdalene Visaggio, art by Jason Smith, colors by Harry Saxon, and letters by Zack Saam & Andworld Design. Came out at the same time as the short lived television series. I can’t say that the tv series was firing on all cylinders, but I can say that I wish it was renewed. It was fun, kooky and I really want there to be non- Star Wars and Star Trek space opera shows on television.
But as for the comic, I enjoyed it. There was something of time jump between the first volume and this so it didn’t really matter that it’s been years since I read it and I barely remember it. If the first volume (and the television show) could at sometime feel pro-monarchy by being so revolution-skeptical, this is the antidote. I’d plot is kickstarted by someone kidnapping the title Vagrant Queen, Elida, trying to reinstate her for their own purposes. The cult that the kidnapper leads to empower a new monarchy is funny sad. I won’t reveal who the
In my post about the first volume I said something about the art reminding me of Howard Chaykin’s American Flagg! I would not say that bout this volume. The panels are exciting, but  bigger and no where near as busy as it would take for me to make that comparison. Also it has a pretty warm color pallet, even in the cold of space. There is a wild cliffhanger and I hope that it is revisited sometime soon. 
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harrysaxonpm · 10 months
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Wanna read a new short comic ? Here’s SEVEN AGAINST PHILLY. The script was rejected from the Limit Break Down Below anthology last year, but Jimmy went ahead and made it anyway Script: Jimmy Gaspero Lineart: Rae Allen Colors: Harry Saxon (me! @harrysaxonpm) Letters: Buddy Beaudoin
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geekcavepodcast · 11 months
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The Killer Queens are Back with a New Comic Book Miniseries
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Dark Horse has announced Killer Queens 2: Kings, Not Wings, a continuation of the original Killer Queens. The miniseries hails from writer David M. Booher, artist Bradley Clayton, colorist Harry Saxon, and letterer Lucas Gattoni.
Max and Alex are who reformed assassins-for-hire. “During a day of questionable choices at Space Pride, Max and Alex bump into their old boss. The grumpy little simian tries to dragoon them into chasing down a runaway heir to the throne of Sarelia, an alien planet ruled by a brutal patriarchy. Little does he know that Alex and this heir have some, ahem, history. As Alex and Max race to save the runaway heir from a galaxy-wide bounty hunt, they'll dredge up Alex's past and confront her planet's misogynist present. If that means burning the patriarchy to the ground, well, get out the torches.” (Dark Horse)
Killer Queens 2: Kings, Not Wings #1 (of 4), featuring a cover by Chris Ables, goes on sale on August 9, 2023.
(Image via Dark Horse - Chris Ables’ Cover of Killer Queens 2: Kings, Not Wings #1)
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space-elixir-0o · 4 months
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You ever look at a villain and think, "You know what would go good with this? A 2000s pop song and some flashy lights" 🤔
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codemagister · 23 days
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be the father we always needed I need someone to walk me down the aisle
- @oopstoomanymasters
. . . Pardon?
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denimbex1986 · 5 months
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'Bad Wolf, Torchwood, Saxon... now "The One Who Waits" appears to be joining the ranks of Doctor Who story arcs teased by writer/showrunner Russell T Davies.
The Giggle – the third and last of the show's 60th anniversary specials – saw the Doctor (David Tennant) once again face off with old foe The Toymaker (now played by Neil Patrick Harris).
The events of previous episode Wild Blue Yonder saw the Doctor unwittingly allow the Toymaker – an elemental force who exists beyond the rules of the universe – entry into our universe.
In The Giggle, the cruel Toymaker was able to provoke the Doctor into challenging him to a game – as the two prepared to match wits, the villain taunted the Time Lord with tales of his accomplishments.
"I came to this universe with such delight," he said. "I played them all, Doctor – I toyed with supernovas, turned galaxies into spinning tops, I gambled with God and made him a jack-in-the-box."
We even discover that The Master – last played by Sacha Dhawan in last year's The Power of the Doctor – fell foul of the Toymaker, losing a game to the villain and ending up trapped, apparently for all eternity.
But then, the Toymaker makes a confession: "There's only one player I didn't dare face – The One Who Waits.
"I saw it, hiding, and I ran."
The Doctor attempts to question the Toymaker further, but he shrugs off his earlier comments, telling his nemesis: "That's someone else's game."
So who is The One Who Waits?
The Toymaker is established as having power almost without limit, able to manipulate the atoms of the universe and conjure up his own magical domain – in The Giggle, we saw a shaken Doctor uncertain if he'll be able to best his enemy once again.
The fact then that, whoever or whatever they are, The One Who Waits is capable of striking fear into the heart of the Toymaker is pretty terrifying. Could an even more powerful being exist in the Whoniverse?
Interestingly, in a social media post made in October, the official Doctor Who account appeared to refer to the Toymaker himself as "the one who waits" – but it's made clear in The Giggle that he's referring not to himself but to some other figure.
Of course, the Toymaker isn't the only all-powerful, ever-living being to exist in the worlds of Doctor Who...
Making their debut in the 1983 story Enlightenment, the Eternals are a race of elemental beings of immense power, capable of manipulating matter and creating objects out of thin air.
These amoral creatures act purely for their own amusement, manipulating "Ephemerals" (read: mortal beings) for fun.
Then there are the Guardians, who first appeared in Doctor Who's 16th season in 1978, a series of interlinked stories which saw the Fourth Doctor (Tom Baker) on a quest to find the legendary Key to Time.
Transcendental beings who embodied aspects of the universe, immortal and indestructible, we met the White Guardian (Cyril Luckham) – who represented light, order and structure – and his eternal opponent the Black Guardian (Valentine Dyall) – the personification of darkness, entropy and chaos.
Most recently, 2020 episode Can You Hear Me? saw the Doctor (Jodie Whittaker) and friends lured into a trap by Zellin (Ian Gelder), an immortal "god" who was haunting the dreams of humans, all to feed his beloved Rakaya (Clare-Hope Ashitey).
Could one of these creatures, or something like them, be "The One Who Waits"?
It's also possible, of course, that Russell T Davies has invented an entirely new menace. In the episode The Star Beast, The Meep (voiced by Miriam Margolyes) revealed itself to be in the employ of a figure it referred to as "the boss".
David Tennant later admitted that he remains oblivious to the identity of "the boss", which suggested that this reveal would be held back until Ncuti Gatwa's time in the TARDIS.
The Meep's admission and the Toymaker's confession in The Giggle could be the start of something much larger and entirely unexpected...'
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txrdish · 3 months
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pair: thoschei (tensimm/saxteen)
tags: human au, 5+1 things
chapter: 1/6
series: whoman office au™
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Harry gave him a pinched smile, “Well maybe before you go off and charm our colleagues, you should finish our reports.”
This caused John to sputter in indignation, “I do not do that!”
“Hmm, of course not. Natural charmer, I even remember my mum calling you that,”
[5 times Harry witnessed his husband getting hit on + 1 time John witnessed it]
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HSVSGDHGJG PISSING MYSELF I FUCKING LOVE ANONS
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graphicpolicy · 1 year
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The Queens are back in Killer Queens 2: Kings, Not Wings
The Queens are back in Killer Queens 2: Kings, Not Wings #comics #comicbooks
The deadliest queens in space are back at Dark Horse in Killer Queens 2: Kings, Not Wings. This new miniseries is a continuation of the original Killer Queens which was nominated for both an Eisner and GLAAD award, and follows two reformed assassins-for-hire, Max and Alex, as they use their slay-worthy skills for good. A queer take on 1950’s sci-fi nostalgia, the comic features an all LGBTQ+…
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lazer-screwdriver · 2 months
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See I originally made the human sibling masters in order of their canon ages/order, but now I’m thinking about it being: the most obnoxious stock-market-app-on-his-phone highschool debate captain, his goth little sister who sneaks her pet tarantula places and got in trouble three times for stabbing people with pencils in school, and the angriest teenager to ever exist and yk what. I’m sold.
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Stage actors Marie Saxon and Harry Puck (standing), go over their roles to help raise money for the American Guardian Associations fund for permanent assistance to American-Filipino children, November 20, 1925.
Photo: Underwood Archives via Fine Art America
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