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Okay in defense of our parenting, we watched Mulholland Drive with him last year? And Dune even before that, I think

Depends on the comic innit

The horrors are so unpredictable, it’s very difficult to account for them with any accuracy

How comics actually work: some pages take an hour and some pages take eight hours and they're not always the ones you'd think. There are sometimes entire weeks taken up by research that MUST be completed before you can progress. And you also must account for several days lost to the Horrors

"This page took me maybe an hour to complete... and this comic has about thirty pages... that means if I really buckle down I could get the whole thing done in a standard work week, two at the most..." <--- the reckonings of a misguided fool

Picked these up for $6 at the thrift store yesterday so it'll be an interesting August

I had to retire the Bataille phone case! It didn’t fit with my new phone. But I got this sick-ass @thorazos.bsky.social Oedipus one instead to replace it (sorry my mirror is dirty) thorazos.threadless.com/designs/sphi...

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If I knew someone named Mr Jones I would be telling him all the time that there’s something happening and he don’t know what it is. People named Jones can probably sense this and know to avoid me

Spelling it "creami" could not be more repugnant

A magnificent episode, bleak and haunting. A third of it passes in wordless silence. Twin Peaks was ten years ahead of its time; The Prisoner was thirty.

Glengarry Glen Groth

randomly picked @thorazos.bsky.social's VISION off the shelf at the public library a week ago, and it's just incredible. a devastating meditation on self-image and parasocial relationships. one of the most moving graphic novels I've ever read 🪞

Thank you, Grant. Man, that's great to hear.

Okay I'm pretty sure it's supposed to represent very lights www.reddit.com/r/ww1/commen...

Gordon Watchstrap

I wish cognitive dissonance were physically painful

Possibly some kind of a flare? Like the arcing trail of a light source of some kind being thrown in the direction of a suspicious sound?

So it's definitely POV in a trench looking out towards no-man's-land, but I don't know what those arc formations are. I feel as though they're meant to be something described in "They Called It Passchendaele" by Lyn Mcdonald, but I hope I don't have to reread the whole book to identify exactly what!

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