Cute Romance Week : Sailor Moon x Sailor Uranus Part I

[aeka]

One of the many reasons Haruka Tenou is such an awesome character is that she not only confuses people about her gender, she even makes girls question their sexuality! Even in the name of the moon...



( And of course...this post wouldn't be complete without throwing Michiru into the mix... )

On that note...

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Cute Romance We-- oh, who am I kidding? Jonothon Starsmore's Greatest Hits

[dorksidefiker]

Cynical Dork is Cynical. Have some of Chamber at his absolute "best".



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Cute Romance Week - What could have been

[sherkahn]

One piece of fan art, for Valentine's Day.

ComicsAlliance has the cover of the story that should have happened with alternate futures (with all these "X marries Y" stories.)

And when I think about it, yeah... I can see it.

( Scandalous. )

Another Doctor Who/ST:tNG cover up with the crossover's title

[espanolbot]

( And the villains are confirmed with merely a word )

Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean's Hellblazer - "Hold Me"

[dc2houseofmystery]

Oh man, I recently started reading Hellblazer again. Just sat down and was pouring over the issues, and I found #27, a classic Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean story, and I remember how hard it hit me when I first read it. The artwork is superb, the story is unhindered by years and years of Hellblazer continuity, it's just pure, unhindered John Constantine. Don't get me wrong, I love almost everything that came after it (to an extent) but this is just amazing.

So I thought... it's been over a year since my last post... why not come back and share something with you all that I adore?


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A Few Covers from the 1990s Dark Horse Tarzan Series

[espanolbot]

Because they're both kind of cool, and as a lead-in to me possibly posting bits of them.
( Also a video of Benedict Cumberbatch's Frankenstein )

Ever wondered whatever the heck "Extremis" was? (Pt 1)

[dc2houseofmystery]

One of the things I love about comics is the science. The stuff that makes no sense but looks beautiful (Jack Kirby!) to the stuff that makes a perfect amount of sense by people who have thought it through and taken ideas and concepts from now and projected them toward the future (Warren Ellis!).

A great example of this is the Extremis process from Ellis' relaunch of Iron Man from a few years back.

Here's a page from Iron Man v4 #3 explaining how Extremis works.

( And it's pretty damn brutal. )