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waffles and Steinbeck

Idk I’m not willing to think about this longer than I need to

Sony Pictures Animation is in early development on a Spider-Punk animated feature from co-writers Daniel Kaluuya (Judas and the Black Messiah) and Ajon Singh (Primetime) deadline.com/2025/08/spid...

There are some spoilers for family detail scenes but not like pivotal plot ones.

Thank u!!!!

Apropos nothing else the idea that X group cannot commit Y crime because it was done to them is literally just racial exceptionalism, or the other side of the coin of what is conventionally understood to be racism. In other words it's a racial supremacist sentiment. Racism.

The formula for “liberal media” outlets writing about AI is: present it as neutral, even helpful, give it a good faith effort and get a bit of value from it, then sagely conclude that, hey, you know what, AI actually helped me realize there’s no substitute for human connection 😌

AWFUL BORING SLOP 🤮

🐈 ‘Put it all on gold ship ‘

Reporters shouted to ask what he was doing up there and he said he was "taking a little walk." He said something about the White House ballroom and made some gestures but it's not really making a ton of sense yet. Normal stuff

Socializing at a party successfully does not mean a person will support human rights of someone

What Ashton said 👇🏽

Not widely reported on, but glad to see Taiwanese students taking action on this front in spite of silence from society at large

Tyler can’t seem to fathom that people only put aside politics for people they consider people.

Also, MTG is allegedly a great tipper and Hitler was alleged nice to the help, do those things even matter in the grand scheme of things?

Btw I will recommend that for folks really looking to tap into modern ish comics that look at the family dynamics you just need one issue to get it.

Mark waid. Mike Wieringo 2002

The Fantastic Four: First Steps Revels in Its Vintage Comic and Sitcom Influences - Reactor The Fantastic Four: First Steps begins a few floors above a warmly lit dining room. An impatient Johnny Storm waits for his sister and brother-in-law, noisily eating dry breakfast cereal out of the bo...

Hello. For @reactorsff.bsky.social I wrote about the domestic side of the Fantastic Four and their comic and television roots.

The fuck is this

What

#doggust 3: sloughi

‘By making his friends into celebrities he could be forgiven for taking their normal lives away…someday ‘

This is basically the central core of the character that Pedro pascal put on screen and it’s why comics die hards loved it.

There’s still a cursed Reed here because of course

I will note that the kid he’s talking to here grows up to also be a genius and even if she doesn’t remember there’s this parallelism here that works well later

Reed does. And this set of panels is shared very widely among fantastic four fans for a reason.

‘Once upon a time there was a very arrogant man who did something very stupid’

Shertzer believes that they aren’t superheroes first. They’re family and explorers and adventurers. And he nails it. But he doesn’t know why he needs to nail that idea

Even Susan isn’t quite sure why they hired a PR firm

He takes notes and can’t quite figure out Mr fantastic. Why is it that the other three are so loyal to him ? Why are they upset that he isn’t valued ?

There are a lot of visual gags as the PR Guy spends the week with the family.

We begin with a hapless PR guy, Mr Shertzer , caught between a bickering thing and human torch

He is there to figure out their branding

Btw I will recommend that for folks really looking to tap into modern ish comics that look at the family dynamics you just need one issue to get it.

Mark waid. Mike Wieringo 2002

The Fantastic Four: First Steps Revels in Its Vintage Comic and Sitcom Influences - Reactor The Fantastic Four: First Steps begins a few floors above a warmly lit dining room. An impatient Johnny Storm waits for his sister and brother-in-law, noisily eating dry breakfast cereal out of the bo...

In their long history in pop culture, the Fantastic Four have gone through the growing pains of fighting criminals and struggling with relationships.

But, Rui Zhong argues, maybe the quartet are at their best when they embrace the tropes of a sitcom family.
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