Landry Quinn Walker*さんのイラストまとめ

Me at the start of the lockdown. Me today...

And "The Wizard's Tale" by @KurtBusiek and David T. Wenzel. This originally came out when I was in a bit of a black hole, so I missed it. I have Wenzel's Hobbit adaptation, so I know it's going to be great visually. I hunt for the original issues at every shop I visit. Someday.

Instead, Donna Troy has been an orphan, a magical duplicate, a mythical being, a collective of multiversal beings, a living weapon, a space hero, etc...
She's Wonder Woman's sister. The end.

I point to these two films, because interestingly, they’re functionally the same story. Is the Hulk a man or a monster? Is Superman a friend or a menace? At the end, both characters face a moral choice. A choice that defines who they will be. They don’t make the same choice.

So if you look at many of my comics, you might notice a trend. Young people pushed to the limits in a bid for survival against forces that care little for the destruction of lives they leave in their wake. A bit of a generational war. A push against people who abuse their power.

Want some free comics? A few years ago @cartoonjones and I did book called Danger Club, showcasing a world where the heroes vanish, leaving the sidekicks behind. It was described as Teen Titans meets Lord of the Flies, though that's not really accurate...
https://t.co/wd8E9Ict4X

To the crushing weight of reality...

To the truth, which is still comedy driven...

In using her powers, Supragirl is shunted off into the time-stream again, one step closer to the blink of an eye where everything she was, is, or could have been is erased from existence. It’s a closed loop.

@alina0987651234 @msiglain @CartoonJones We did actually manage a Calendar Man cameo, though we played to his inherent silliness rather than use it as a misdirect. Poor guy, plans a terrible crime spree and just when it looks like he’s going to get away with it, the entire universe is destroyed.