Ken fvcking Capelli

Show me your Uber driver.

That was incredibly weird, unexpectedly earnest and charming, and without a single dull moment. I loved the offbeat protagonists, bizarre lineup of villains, and wtf lore. I don't know how I managed to dodge this movie and it's sequels for so long. Onto II!

I'm like, ok

I need to add that to my reading stack. I've really liked everything of his that I've read so far but I always forget to follow up on his name when I'm set loose in a bookstore.

What IS this movie.
Me:

I think I appreciated it more because a few other books in my pile were structured and paced as trilogy intros with dangling threads. I like that this story set me free to come back to later rather than necessitating rolling onto a next book right away, before minute details right away in me head

That ^ made me MUCH more interested in the follow-ups than if the opening story had been truncated to drip feed me into a sequel.

I picked up my copy more than a few years ago and it's been sitting in a stack that I'm presently chewing through. When I saw it was the first part of a trilogy, I was like aw fuck I don't want to commit to a long fantasy grind, but was really pleased that it told a complete story.

I just read my first Jemison, The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms, and I'm thrilled to read more - I loved how quickly she got the story and lore going.

a silver sphere with a trident on it ALT: a silver sphere with a trident on it

Reporting in: Resident Evil Village was just right. I was sorry to lose Madam D so early in it, but oh my it was a thrill being chased, *bite fist*. More exquisite than any xenomorph.

Next up in my vibe parade is Hellblade II: Senua's Saga, but first - I've never seen any of the Phantasm movies. CU

jfc, SAME for the past week

Needed something cozy, finally started playing Resident Evil VIllage. *mommy

TBH it's a much more spot-on cyberpunky look. The original skin is just a cut out.

Yourself but as a cartoon.

One of my earlier works! I hear ppl like it some

Power, perspective, and a clean, distinct stylization were his calling cards. His runs on Amazing Spider-Man through the years are among my favorites.

Girldinner tonight: beef jerky and rum.

#last3 indeed, we travel far

My girlfriend, a monster, just casually referred to the peanut shells as a "pile of exoskeletons".

#last3 an narrativ

Post a picture YOU took, just a picture NO description

#last3 more of this / less of that other stuff

I still have all the issues of that original Marvel Comics Godzilla run! I even made a Red Ronin boardgame for a, like, 4th grade classroom assignment. We took what we could get!

#last3 When you leave, take me with you

#last3 midwk plan

Lies, you're like 25

Finding fame and Satan in Tijuana's alleys with El Muertho, the 'Dead One' In Tijuana, if you are lucky, you will find death in an alley.

Next time you're in TJ, keep an ear out:

Nick Cave - The Red Hand Files - Issue #313 - They say you should separate the art from the artist. I can’t do that. My childhood heroes have become monsters. Now I read that the song “I Am A God” by ... Dear Jörg,  Numerous letters have come in expressing, in no uncertain terms, disapproval of my fondness for Kanye West’s music. A lot of ti...

I hear you. This perspective on it from Nick Cave helped me with a calm place to view all that from - www.theredhandfiles.com/kanye-art-ar... - "I endeavour to seek beauty wherever it presents itself. In doing so, I am reluctant to invalidate the best of us in an attempt to punish the worst."

This thing is permanently lodged in me!