Seth T. Hahneさんのイラストまとめ

@JBsTwoCents Hard to say (as I'm fond of a number of things I've made), but Monkess The Homunculus is *easily* the one that's brought the most joy into the world - and so is the one most worthy of mentioning. (I still get surprised by notes from readers years later!)

https://t.co/W6apSZ1xp4

A commission for another family featured the birthday boy palling around with his friends Rocket and Groot, just casually stealing every last Infinity Stone.

@JBsTwoCents Hair, yeah. Eyebrows, eh.

She can get back to me when she has this goin' on.

We watched Asquith's Importance Of Being Earnest last night. Always a favourite.

I don't know what this invoke P stuff is all about but have I got the comic for you! https://t.co/20NrPMBPcj

74) Yoshitoki Oima is currently mired in To Your Eternity, a project so expansive and ambitious that I can't yet tell if it's good or fell apart volumes ago, she also did one of the greatest stories of human frailty and redemption and acceptance in the medium, A Silent Voice.

73) Vera Brosgol needs to do more comics, for sure. Two major graphic novels (Anya's Ghost and Be Prepared) and some Hopeless Savages chapters is really not enough. She was doing Draw This Dress for awhile. I can't get enough of her illustrations.

70) Tillie Walden is a phenomenon. The imagination employed not just in her plots, but in her page design as well is extraordinary. End Of Summer and On A Sunbeam are not to be missed.