october 2 going well

for all your spooky buffy needs

also finished DEADSHOT (1998) & i knew when it started with a "the brothers karamazov" i was about to experience something. it's sharp, succinct, & not for the faint of heart. tragedy is how you get a man like floyd lawton, and that's on full display in this limited series.

i've started reading steranko's strange tales and you can see how he's inspired so many artist after him however i keep getting distracted by how beautiful valentina is

finished my masters of fine arts in directing last night with the second night of MY NAME IS RACHEL CORRIE.

this is the culmination of months of work, continued conversations about how and why we’ve gotten where we are, and why if you have a voice you must use it.

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three cheers for HAUNTED HOTEL and its season two renewal. here's my favorite joke in the show. (that's a demon possessing the body of a boy from the 1700s.)

everybody talking about modern comics meanwhile i am still ruminating over suicide squad #23

rereading parts of suicide squad (1987) today and i really loved nightshade and nemesis' relationship. even when she had unrequited feelings for rick flag, nemesis stayed her friend

spider-man 2099 #1 / starman (1994) #28 / suicide squad (1987) #25 / captain america (1968) #111 #comicsdna

birthday brunch + van gogh exhibit at the national gallery.

i don’t know where 28 will take me, but i started it with good food, friends, art & a firm belief i’m where i need to be.

case in point

i love data. lore is also here

spider society #1 by @alexsegura.bsky.social & @scottygod.bsky.social was such a fun read! especially loved how miguel was written here: :)

first weekend in london ❤️

i love spider-man and i love reluctant spider-man even more he will be dragged kicking and screaming into becoming a better person