I’d like to thank all the new people who’ve followed me this week as a result of both the giveaway and being damned awesome. I’ve been blogging for six years and have never really had much of a following, but now that I’m done school I’ve decided to go all-in with this whole writing thing.
Thank you for joining me along for the ride. I love all of youse.
So, guess what IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII got?
GUYS I DONT THINK YOU REALISE HOW MANY FEELS SHAKARIAN GIVES ME
ok so I just want to reblog all of verve’s stuff. It’s all so cute~
N’aww.
So, Tuesday on ABC’s The View, Marvel Comics came on to announce that Northstar, one of the first openly gay superhero, would be proposing to his boyfriend in Wednesday’s issue of Astonishing X-Men. Then, after applause from the audience, they left, taking no questions - clearly this was more of an advertisement than an opening to discussion.
Which is fine. This is how marketing works. But now that Wednesday’s come and I finally have the book in my hands, how did it actually hold up? Click Read More to see! As usual, spoilers are abound.
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Daily Jam 5/24/2012
Title: Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground
Artist: The White Stripes
Genre: Lo-Fi Rock
When is the best time to post a blog? I’ve been doing a bunch of reviews lately, and I have usually been scheduling them to post at 11AM. I feel this might be too early; 2PM does as well, but 7PM-PM seems too late. I don’t want these blogs, which I want you to read very much, to get lost in the shuffle.
So I guess what I’m asking is:
When do you usually check your Tumblr?
The unforgettable Owen Hart, Stampede Promo Photo.
RIP Owen.
Today’s comic review comes at us from Natalie Nourigat, a lovely Oregonian (is that the way you’re supposed to say it?) whom I met at TCAF and ended up interviewing for this piece on Torontoist.
I picked up her book, Between Gears, primarily because the art style instantly appealed to me; I’m a big fan of a “cartoony, but not too cartoony” flair to my books, and Natalie’s fit that to a T. Her book is about her final year of college, and reads like a personal diary: because I’m going through a similar time in my life (graduating on the 8th!), I figured I’d enjoy the read.
And damn, I did. Read on for the full scoop.
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So, guess what I have waiting for me at the Silver Snail, on hold for the next week?
Cannot wait.
My shitty attempt at drawing my Vic Sage action figure. Perspective is hard, yo.
