Wrote A Silly Epilogue Comic Of The Samurai Jack Finale. SPOILER WARNING

Wrote a silly epilogue comic of the Samurai Jack finale. SPOILER WARNING

A small personal comic I’ve been working on about art and perspective. With a example I often use when my friends talk to me about being tired of their own art. Support on Patreon for future comics

Last week I read the anthology Love Is Love, published by DC Comics and IDW, an homage to the victims and survivors of the Orlando shooting.

I didn’t dare asking to participate when Marc Andreyko made an open call for creators. But after reading it, and seeing the DC characters there (which I didn’t expect), I kept thinking what would I have done, and I was inspired to do this short story. Couldn’t help myself actually. It falls utterly and unashamedly under the category of fan fiction. My first ever.

And to expand on the meta commentary, given the hostile world we live in, as a queer author and activist I think mainstream comics still could use higher profile queer superheroes, tied to their most visible franchises, that are queer super activists alongside the ones that do add to minority representation but sometimes just “happen to be queer”. Of course, as a Wonderfan I think one tied to the Wonder Woman franchise would be just perfect.

REBLOG THIS! EVERYONE!

After a bit of talking with my girlfriend and a friend of mine I’ve decided I won’t do it right now. I still am feeling suicidal. I can’t calm down at all, my hands are shaking and I’m having trouble writing this.

My suicide date is July 25th.

For every note this post gets, I will push it back by a day.

This fandom is like Sour Patch Kids; sour when it gets neglected and sweet when someone posts something new in the tags

We crave attention like we crave a fourth TKC book.

Legends of Tomorrow: BOI PLEASE! *Kills the entire cast & replaces them with past selves*

Supergirl: *sends Mon-El into space*

Flash: *sends Barry into the speedforce*

Arrow: haha watch this. *blows up an entire island with 90% of the main cast on it*