Puppy vs lemon
Hey folks, Paul here for THUNDER THURSDAY! Today marks one month since the book came out–I’ve been thrilled with the journey so far, and I’d love to keep the momentum going!
If you’re into it, check out thundercluck.com/book and any of the following:
IndieBound!
Amazon!
Barnes & Noble!
Goodreads!
While I enjoyed compiling the TUTOR TUESDAY PDFs, I know it’s been a hot minute since we had new tutorial content to share. Meg (@rawranansi), our tutorial mastermind, has been super busy with work! So I wanted to ask:
OpenToonz is an open source (which means ethically free!) 2D animation software, and I’ve been learning it myself since I started using it for the book trailer this past summer.
It’s a powerful program, though the interface definitely takes some getting used-to. I’d love to share what I’ve learned, especially since the program’s available for all!
If you’re interested, let me know. Comments and reblogs are much appreciated! Thanks, Paul
I thought the whole point of the Punisher vs Bullseye comic was Lester throwing prep to Castle all day long. Also Greatest Hits.
These two know everything about each other. By some greater mean they are pitted against each other in a city unknown to them. Who would win? The Joker vs Bullseye ?
Here’s Bullseye attacking 2 of the best martial artists in the world (Daredevil and Elektra) and one of the best assassins in the world (Black Widow, who is also not too shabby in the hand to hand department) plus a novice white tiger.
He then fights with Elektra. Then Elektra AND Daredevil. And when they still cannot beat him he cheeses it and he ends up getting hit by a bus which finally puts him down.
there’s absolutely ZERO chance of some clown beating Bullseye. Bullseye could kill him with a toothpick. A shoe. A tic tac. A bit of fingernail. A tooth. And if he was bored enough he could simply beat joker with his feet and hands because he’s lethal as fuck. It doesn’t matter if they know all about each other. This is a fight not a quiz.
Bullseye 100/100
“She made a planet for herself. Ink rivers flowed to oceans of paint. Her canvas cities were all galleries, libraries, and blissful solitude.” -QuietPineTrees
It’s like...
In the three-part Captain America storyline from Tales of Suspense #66-68, written by Stan Lee and drawn (and thus likely cowritten) by Captain America co-creator and Jewish-American World War II veteran Jack Kirby, Captain America is brainwashed by the Red Skull into becoming a Nazi – not Hydra, an honest-to-god World War II-era Nazi – and only snaps out at the last moment. Seems worth noting given Marvel fandom’s sudden, very specifically demarcated interest in honoring Kirby’s legacy.
Neil Gaiman and George R.R. Martin respectively.
who is the most famous person you’ve interacted with either online or in person?
Spot on!
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