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The Houston Food Bank has multiple locations and also delivers meals, with programs aimed at children, adults, and seniors. Consider sharing this.
November 12, 2025 at 10:17 PM
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Houston is better positioned to provide food relief than many cities because they have leftover funding from the response to Hurricane Beryl. Also, the dems have folded and the federal government has (informally?) agreed to end the shutdown. But there's still a lot of uncertainty in my city.
November 12, 2025 at 10:17 PM
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RAD
November 9, 2025 at 10:42 PM
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this halloween zine/minicomic is fully done, too. im thinking ill just accept proof of donation of at least its price and have the donor dm/email me their address...
November 9, 2025 at 1:14 AM
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THEYRE ALL GETTING ON THE BIKE HE'LL YEAH!! these last few updates have been so peak
October 27, 2025 at 5:05 PM
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ghost town (2/2)

something will wait behind your headstone. what is it? what is it?

#comics #art #horror #sorta
A black and white comic, the last page of Ghost Town. Al, a squat, cartoony person with a skull mask on, thinks, "I remember the day we buried her." Rickety, protuberant spires of ghost houses tower over them as they walk through the graveyard. A tear rolls down their mask. "The service was packed. There weren't enough pews." Between spires, one ghost stands alone, behind a headstone that says "Sara Pacheco. 1951 to 2017." The house is two and a half stories and asymmetric, with a front porch that wraps around one side. Al thinks, "People in the back were willing to stand, two layers deep." The lone house lights up the whole graveyard. Al thinks, "Huh." On the front porch are a few deck chairs neatly arranged around a table. On the side porch is a hanging bench, which can swing when pushed. Al thinks, slowly, "This was her house." Al ascends the staircase onto the porch, weeping. They reach for the doorknob. This time, they are able to grab it and open the door. They step into their grandmother's dead house. The door closes.
October 21, 2025 at 6:38 AM
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somewhere ignatz seethes, dead sober
October 21, 2025 at 9:02 PM
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i love how long it is. you really build up the tension. every page im wondering what new, strange, bodily thing is about to happen. the hot gun barrel hissing against beths skin... and an ambiguous double page spread ending fuck yeah!! just great stuff, pearl
October 21, 2025 at 4:28 PM
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aah i didnt catch the end of this! beth getting embarrassed at audience participation lol. and then getting her boob cut off!! sorta. wonderful blending of very concrete, naturalistic figures with psychadelic growths. youre willing to let your backgrounds be both elaborate and subtle... great effect
October 21, 2025 at 4:25 PM
brielcomics.bsky.social
ghost town (2/2)

something will wait behind your headstone. what is it? what is it?

#comics #art #horror #sorta
A black and white comic, the last page of Ghost Town. Al, a squat, cartoony person with a skull mask on, thinks, "I remember the day we buried her." Rickety, protuberant spires of ghost houses tower over them as they walk through the graveyard. A tear rolls down their mask. "The service was packed. There weren't enough pews." Between spires, one ghost stands alone, behind a headstone that says "Sara Pacheco. 1951 to 2017." The house is two and a half stories and asymmetric, with a front porch that wraps around one side. Al thinks, "People in the back were willing to stand, two layers deep." The lone house lights up the whole graveyard. Al thinks, "Huh." On the front porch are a few deck chairs neatly arranged around a table. On the side porch is a hanging bench, which can swing when pushed. Al thinks, slowly, "This was her house." Al ascends the staircase onto the porch, weeping. They reach for the doorknob. This time, they are able to grab it and open the door. They step into their grandmother's dead house. The door closes.
October 21, 2025 at 6:38 AM
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i love your lines. without color they really get a chance to shine :]
October 20, 2025 at 3:45 PM