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a mothling, a vampire, and an angel walk into bar.. #smajorfanart #scottsmajorfanart #alsmp #alsmpfanart
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Do movies&games night or art stream! Or art events like me holding a chibii Raffle soon!
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Un autre dessin ! Dessin pour l'image du tier 2 de nos contributeurs sur Patreon ! Voici donc l'image du tier Migrateur ! Avec toujours notre petite mascotte, la Rosee Bang qui est juste trop mignonne je l'adore trop XD
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Today in history: 196 years ado on 29 April 1826 galaxy Centaurus A (also known as NGC 5128 or Caldwell 77) in the constellation of Centaurus was discovered by Scottish astronomer James Dunlop (1793 - 1848) from his home in Parramatta, in New South Wales, Australia.
In 1789, the great Scottish anatomist and surgeon John Hunter (1728-1793) presented a classic case of what he called 'introsusception' in a nine-month-old baby, describing it in an intense way.
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Benny was different… Benny was special… Benny was a robot… Benny had a bright red button in the middle of his tummy. On the button, written in big, bold letters were the words ‘Only Press in an Emergency’. https://t.co/PMZSYOX94s #kidsbook #scottishgaelic #picturebook
So Scott Howl has a big smile and a big chest and is a himbo...
Right up my alley then HAHA 🥹✨🥰
Yuusha ga Shinda! TV anime confirmed for 2023 with newest PV posted. In addition Shunichi Toki was revealed to voiced Touka Scottand Shion Bladean.
PV https://t.co/NFHfVWZETd
Web https://t.co/N3J5OV7HxF
#FaustianFriday
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There's a Scottish tale about a Lady of a House who kept a dark secret...
One morning a stable boy woke up (in the stable where they slept) to find his little brother sleeping beside him battered & bruised. He woke his brother & asked what had happened! ...
With seeds of doubt sown, Scott investigates the newspaper reporting of Maddie's plane crash, and while his awareness of the date of the crash's overlap with Jean's death on the Moon is old news, her candid absence from the reporting chills Scott's core.
Perhaps then, Phoenix...
It only takes a few panels for Scott's concerns to center how Maddie-has-now-abandoned-him (men would literally rather join a new super-team than get therapy), but his investigations of her whereabouts lead to a shocking discovery.
It's as if Maddie never existed at all.
...the literal genocide the team just barely survived.
Even Scott's send-off, shaded by Scott's lingering jealousy and Jean's guilt, feels tainted by the drama between these should-be adults.
But that's what X-Factor has been, at least by my measure, about: toxic nostalgia...
...and perhaps, for better or worse, the parts of him that make him as relatable as he is to so many (myself *very* included).
Weezie stops just short of allowing Scott to admit his relief that Maddie (who has fully ceased all contact) wants him gone, Jean slips...
...semi-ironically, given what a Master Mold means *now*, brighter and simpler days for Scott Summers really helps to contrast the dutiful leader and devout Xavierist with the man he's become since X-Factor #1.
Scott's self-flagellation over his decision to leave Maddie aside...
...the mark in that department.
Keeping its title in mind, the issue is framed around the presence of two ghosts in Scott's life–the soon-approaching Master Mold and the recently disappeared Madelyne.
While I'm no Silver Age expert, the choice to feature a villain from those...
Looking Out to Sea of 1909
If you are interested in commissioning an oil painting on canvas of this art print, please send me an email at troy@troycap.com.
This is a reproduction of a msaterpiece by Henry Scott Tuke: https://t.co/PfU1mFWUgL
For #EatYourFriendsDay I snacked on @PupperYum
Art by ScottC~