Mufasa: The Lion King debuted at 55% on Rotten tomatoes. yt film twitter wanted it to flop & wanted Barry Jenkins to fail. Mufasa ended up getting an A- cinemascore & Black audiences made it go viral at the box office. It has had strong legs ever since. congrats Barry Jenkins!

Black [art] is littered with imitators, who capitalize on the economy. Like Titans, we’re still carry people through life.

Like im laughinggendnkfjf

Most were on my side but pedophilic gooners who call people anime tourists online despite living in Idaho were PISSED

Seeing people realize Stargirl was peak DC

There is no anti-blackness in iwtv

コミックを描くの本当に苦しい。でもいざ終わるってなると虚しくなるね。私の人生の節目が一つ終わる感じがする。だってX-men 描いてるんだぜ？もう十分やったなって感じ。

There are many where I offended Indians but this one went international

Oh, they still big mad over this one.

pretty & pink

i don’t think people talk enough about how pleasing they are to look at. they’re literally so visually satisfying together. the colors, the contrast, the visual harmony… it scratches my brain just right

That professional artist that said you have to make a character as dark as possible in the early pitching/concepting phase because they'll get paler and paler with every phase of production

Fascists like art that is simple, literal, and usually from a time period that mirrors our current overarching fascist sentiments. They are trapped in a state of arrested development, stuck with the understanding and critical thinking of a twelve year old.

And now you looking for a husband. That's growth

Now that she’s a solo hero, she needs to build her own lane. Her own personal villains, lore specific to her as Phoenix, her own setting (whether the WHR or a solar system far away) etc. We need new and fresh ideas cs it’s getting repetitive and i’m lowkey story fatigued 🫤

one of my best modeling moments to date actually 🤭🤭🤭

My attempt on AKaza

The way I describe is that horror is about the content as much as the impact. Sinners being a survive-the-night scenario with vampirism causing people to each other and turning them into vampires is still horror/scary movie even if it didn't scare you.

Stolen from oomfie. Ask me anything about comics, tv shows, etc and I’ll comment with a response

look at those eyes!