My theory is that del Toro and Mignola's creative differences started when Del Toro pitched an avant-garde Abe Sapian prequel.

I approve of this flying whale. Which it clearly is. I mean with that large cloud behind it? It leaves no doubt in my mind that this whale is soaring through the skies.

Have a photo of a fox kit I took years ago before you go. To cleanse the eyes from the utter shit that is the internet.

How dare it. You should bag and box the uncleaned sheets and send them to Sony with a strongly worded letter.

Also I don't post a huge amount on here so if I breached unspoken/unwritten etiquette in some way I am sorry for that too.

I am sorry for making that assumption. Before I posted I did a quick check of your previous posts to see if you had elaborated or alluded to any of the wider context seeing none I phrased my post the way I did. I also agree with you on the point of South Park being a contributing factor to now.

By doing so they place Paramount in a difficult position and open them to another lawsuit. I believe that the episode's purpose may be to anger Trump into acting against the corporate overlords trying to get a merger. In the end if this makes a corporation's existence more difficult I am all for it.

I may be overestimating Parker and Stone but I think the episode is more an attack on Paramount than Trump. Paramount just signed a major deal to keep South Park and just fired Colbert to appease Trump. Now the day after the deal is made public South Park doubles down on what Colbert did. 1/2

While I like dinosaurs, I adore the extinct mammals that so many people seem to forget with chalicothere being one of my favorites. @pablonotpicasso.bsky.social painted this for me.

Much delayed but it does seem to be the UK text.

As a Canadian I am afraid to inform you that this answer is unacceptable to my Beaver overlords.

There are no consequences for this egregious error as they are benevolent rules but they want you to know they are disappointed.

Just listened. I enjoyed it immensely. Here in Canada we use The Kraken Wakes. I'm going to pick it up this coming week and check to see if it was localized or if it kept the original text.

Is the original piece using the redesign that Zaffino did? I had mixed feelings about that run and not just because Warren Ellis wrote it.

We can't even manage to protect the young, innocent and vulnerable of our own species and you think we will manage to do that for every other one on the planet? Maybe we should solve some other issues first? Would you allocate resources towards this over fighting climate change?

Am I understanding this right?
All animals are equal but if they evolved to eat other animals they have to change the fabric of their being to make another species happy? It's almost like there is a value judgement here. One that implies that no they are not equal.

Do you think the use of YA as a derogatory term is linked to society's underlying shittyness towards the demographics I see YA marketed to most often: women and the queer community? Or just a result of market trends raising poor examples to wider audiences which results in generalizations?

The art is by the amazing @mikemignola.bsky.social.

Who by the way helps @wck.org quite often so if you would like to see more of his art and help a good cause check out www.humblebundle.com/books/hellbo...