Movies like Digger and You Can See Everything are ultimately about how movies are evil because the exorbitantly high cost of production and the ability to manipulate the truth via the indexicality of the photographic image creates perverse incentives unlike the morally superior art form of comics.
summing up my new book: nonbinary fox barista deals with shit from two gays: one hapless human & one butterfly immortal (thankfully there is a third, emotional support twink) while trying to run the family cafe. there's jokes. there's a silly small dragon. there's twink obliteration.
Huh. I did not know the other Apothecary Diaries manga adaptation is being published by Viz.
Yeah, I buy a lot of Viz manga because they caught me in their app after Comixology was eaten by Amazon.
I’ve been seeing this screen cap a lot lately, and as someone who built web sites for magazines starting in 2000, it’s not really accurate. Libraries are funded, and they pay for their books. The early internet was predicated on the idea that everything should be free. No one pays anything.
Cool how he just casually states that he is going to enslave and sell sentient beings. Not sure how an empty prop can think or feel, but this is the world genius who started a colony on Mars, so let's keep giving him money.
We make our funny haha jokes here, but sometimes the news is like "we found a star that's green" and it feels like there's still magic in the universe.
I'm reading the Fushigi Yugi prequels and they are really good. Different genres than the original and they each do something different with the formula.
Also they are serialized in Yu Watase's quarterly fan magazine which means they are basically doujinshi.
Good morning. Heres my favorite commission from the batch I did in the hotel room last night.
I feel like someone mentioned Rumiko Takahashi yesterday and it came out in the face.
Amazon users are discovering a bizarre "About You" page that reveals what the company thinks it knows about them
One woman found Amazon had determined she "has flat buttocks"
Alright, I guess I'm doing this.
I HAVE RETURNED TO PATREON.
Most of you are aware that I lost my day job and have been unceremoniously thrust into the role of a full-time Comic Person. While my lettering work is certainly robust, I still need more help than that.
www.patreon.com/cw/longtallj...
Also,
Fitness centers are thousands of years old
The YMCA has been running gyms since the mid 19th Century.
Lots of modern day work requires physical activity.
These guys don't know anything about anything.
Ironically, I originally wrote that the YMCA predated the Industrial Revolution because I apparently don't know anything either.
Thanks for the save, Wikipedia.
It’s confusing that @theatlantic.com described this man as a “a lifelong Democrat who had voted for Trump for the first time in 2024” who when these are some of his very easily findable FB posts:
The film is written, directed, and co-stars Hitoshi Ozawa, a legendary Yakuza actor who is a villain in Yakuza 0, who got his fellow legends involved.
This was his passion project inspired by one of his best friends, a trans woman, and he worked with the community for representative casting.
THE CLANS HEIR IS A TRANS WOMAN (2013) is like Steven Seagal decided to Write/Direct/Star in a love letter to his trans friends, but it looks and feels like every action movie he's made... except Hitoshi Ozawa is way way way way cooler than Seagal.
🎶 There's sixty-five thousand five hundred thirty-six to see, before the Pokémon Company has to change the data structure 🎶
The Pokérap gets weird around Generation CDLXXX.
God, the inadvisability of this ad is insane. this is doubling down on the fact that you are a specific kind of hateful evil that most middle-class-and-above people do not even have to contemplate the existence of
Sweet Shop officially launched today and you can buy your Star Treks there, among many other things. They're a great platform with great people, so if you've been missing digital comics, they've got my highest recommendation.
I want to emphasize that I'm not a paid shill, but I just noticed that Sweet Shop is debuting with a massive bundle sale with many, many books up to 95% off. Some absolutely wild deals are in that app for the next two weeks. (I recommend the White Ash bundle, because of course I do.)
The 'The Amazing Digital Circus' manga adaptation can now be read on Viz Manga with a subscription (First 3 chapters are free), for anyone who's got a thing for manga adaptations of American media. Like me.
It just copies frames from the show to the point where you probably can't follow it if you haven't seen the show. Most of the jokes just don't land in comic form.
When Spock said "The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few," he was talking about his own sacrifice. He wasn't rounding up civilians to throw in the warp core.
Released on this day in 1998? Crystal Dynamics' unconventional 3D strategy game The Unholy War for PS1 - here's a couple of pieces of concept art from the VGHF's GamePro disc library!
I just wrote a paranormal story in the form of a fictional forum thread!
A young woman discovers a video captured from inside a recurring dream.
Read here: suricrasia.online/unfiction/sp...
"Once cryptocurrency deflates enough, it will replace the dollar!"
"If you put an NFT of your dinner receipt on the blockchain, you'll be rich!"
"In the future, cities will be abandoned as we live in the metaverse full time!"
"AI is real!"
Sure, babes.