comic – Page 2 – knitting in the dark

gankelees:

black widow (2014); quotes (part 1)

ruffboijuliaburnsides:

scattereda:

ruffboijuliaburnsides:

kierongillen:

die-comic:

For more information go read the first interview over at the Hollywood Reporter and subscribe to this tumblr. The Die website will be more stationary – this is very much the newsblog.

My suggested tag is #diecomic for this. DIE is too general and also very mean sounding. Let’s be nice.

It’s what Kieron’s been calling CODENAME SPANGLY NEW THING until now and it’s what Stephanie Hans, Clayton Cowles and Kieron Gillen have been cooking up over the last two years. We’re very excited.

My new book.

oh nooooooooooo kieron HOW CAN YOU DO THIS TO MEEEEE omfg and Stephanie’s art… and… AAAAAHHHHH

so it’s jumangi with dnd because holy SHIT

only scarier, bc instead of wild animals and a couple of things that might target you specifically, you’re in a world where EVERYTHING IS OUT TO GET YOU SPECIFICALLY because of the D…M…

Wait.

*counts the teens*

Kieron. KIERON. WHERE IS THE DM?????

naamahdarling:

aceofstars:

I HAVE BEEN LAUGHING AT THIS FOR LIKE 10 MINUTES STRAIGHT OH MY GODD

Except I can never NOT parse the “hieroglyphs” on the far right as reading “I dig that ass.”

Which still works, TBH.

adestroy:

We watched the first Captain America and I have to say, I forgot about all the gay subtext.

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goingdownmycase:

Sorry for this relatable shit. My anxiety has been a bitch lately.

copperbadge:

jonothetonedeafsidekick:

blonde-me:

This is so beautiful 💫

@copperbadge

I will never be tired of the “my goat named Steve” joke.

memoircomics:

sigh

damianimated:

If something brings you happiness (and it isn’t hurting anyone) never let the opinion of someone else put a damper on it.

apricot-studies:

dedalvs:

incidentalcomics:

How to Finish

I drew this poster for Jon Acuff and his FINISH book tour. Big thanks to Jon for this collaboration, his book has some great ideas about how to complete creative and life goals.

Love this, but reblogging it specifically for “Get rid of secret rules.” That’s one of the most amazing illustrations—and points—I’ve ever seen.

so important especially for perfectionists who procrastinate and never finish, or even start because they set such high standards for themselves.