Babysitting is great because the kids I babysit asked me if I like Minecraft and we talked about it and I ended up briefly explaining GeminiTay and these 6 and 9 year old boys now think this fantasy princess that hunts down her friends heads for fun is one of the top 15 coolest people
Gotta say I agree
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Huge congratulations to @neil-gaiman for sweeping the ComicScene Awards of 2024!
Best Comic of All Time (at a crushing 47.5%)
Best Adaptation (at 40.9%, beating Into the Spiderverse)
And, I cannot agree with this one more
Best Writer of All Time (55.1%)
If you haven't read the Sandman, this is ComicScene and me telling you you really should.
Congratulations Neil!
https://comicscene.org/2024/02/01/comicscene-award-winners-2024-to-be-announced-here-07-02-24-7am/
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Me: hm, I want something to put on the TV as background noise... Huh. Looks like YouTube is recommending something called The Last Unicorn. That's perfect, it's probably some old shitty animation that has aged poorly! I can watch it ironically!
Me, 2 hours later as the credits roll: *crying, cheering, buying the book, composing the songs*
Me, 2 weeks later: So I have compiled all of the quotes from the book that I think could make good tattoos, and also, HOW HAVE I NEVER LEARNED ABOUT HOW THE LAST UNICORN FUCKING SLAPS??? This gay-ass little fairytale fed my soul! Watered my crops! Transed my gender! Can't believe I heard of this story from youtube recommendations, of all places!!
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Illustrious Client is THE Sherlock Holmes story of all time:
-Holmes and Watson visit the time honored gay cruising site of the Turkish baths. Watson utterly fails at seduction
-suave Eastern European villain whose mustache is described by Holmes as “the antennae of an insect”
-Watson says, incredibly suggestively, “I am here to be used” and Holmes tells him to go study Chinese pottery. Watson does not complain or ask questions because he has “learned the wisdom of obedience” 😳
-Holmes gets beaten up and Watson cares for him, a memorable entry in the annals of ACD being the reigning king of hurt/comfort
-“Don’t look so scared, Watson.”
-Watson is given a false persona and a solo mission and almost, ALMOST, doesn’t fuck it up
-“I was nearer [Holmes] than anyone else, and yet I was always conscious of the gap between” 💔
-Kitty Winter is the best girl in the world and should be allowed to throw vitriolic acid in the face of anyone she wants!!! British law agrees with me btw
-Watson is not living at Baker Street, but very shortly after this adventure he moves back in with Holmes, presumably because he cannot be trusted to stay out of trouble, or maybe because visiting the Turkish baths every time he wants to make a move is getting expensive
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Heartstopper - From “hi” to “yes”
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ID: All GIFs show a moment from the show with the same scene from the comics overlaid on top of them.
GIF 1: The scene/panel of Charlie sliding his foot closer to Nick’s. end GIF 1.
GIF 2: The scene/panel of Nick and Charlie’s first greeting. The comic versions of the boys say “hi” to each other. end GIF 2.
GIF 3: A shot/drawing of Nick’s scared but excited wide-eyed expression after Charlie links their pinkies before their first kiss. end GIF 3.
GIF 4: The scene/panel of the boys getting caught in the form classroom doorway and saying “hey!” to each other. end GIF 4.
GIF 5: The scene/panel of them leaning in before their first kiss. end GIF 5.
caption plain text: Heartstopper - From “hi” to “yes” end plain text. end ID.
(descriptions written by @indi-glo thank you!!! ♥)
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okay still having Nimona thoughts. may I just say I love the difference in the arrow scene in both the webcomic and the movie and how they serve different narrative purposes
giving context for those of you who haven't watched the webcomic - this will be spoilers, by the way, so if you intend to read the webcomic later keep that in mind; also there will be movie spoilers later on if that wasn't obvious so if you want to watch the movie go watch that first - in the webcomic, Nimona fakes being in pain after the arrow is pulled out of her leg. key word being fakes, given that Nimona has insane regenerative abilities (something that isn't outright stated in the movie but still seems to be true there) and in truth she didn't really feel any pain at all. but, much like in the movie, Nimona fears being rejected for who she is and what she's capable of, so she intentionally hides her regenerative abilities (or at least the full extent of them) so Ballister won't freak out. it's good and nice on a first read and then when you learn the full context it turns somewhat bittersweet because you know that Nimona has yet to fully trust Ballister yet and that's why this whole scene is happening to begin with
meanwhile, over to the movie - there, Nimona...doesn't really have a reaction to the arrow being pulled out. she doesn't fake any pain, just kinda sits there quietly. which, again, makes sense with the regeneration, and also more practically fits the narrative since the context for the arrow scene in the movie is wildly different (in the comic it was after a bank heist (long story), in the movie it's directly after a successful kidnapping of the squire who handed Ballister his sword to question him, with said squire still being in the trunk), but also in the movie the arrow scene is where Nimona starts to realize she can actually trust Ballister. sees that he cares, takes the time to help treat her injury even though it's not a big deal to her, actually asks questions about how she experiences the world and trying to understand her better. whereas in the comic the arrow scene is an initially heartwarming scene turned bittersweet as you realize that it's a perfect demonstration of how little Nimona trusted Ballister at all, in the movie the arrow scene is where she actually starts to trust Ballister and it's incredible
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oh now that viper's design is up, i can post this comic panel redraw
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