Matt Dxgges

wasn’t ready for the night manager s2 to be some empire strikes back shit

Pepperidge Farm remembers

Catherine O'Hara sitting on the bumper of a Lincoln Continental, no reason

Catherine O'Hara was one of the world's funniest people and elevated anything she worked on.

Also,

a woman in a black dress is smiling with #schitts creek on the bottom right ALT: a woman in a black dress is smiling with #schitts creek on the bottom right

I’ve been using gifs of her from this show as unironic motivational advice in dark times for years - RIP

oh fuck

VIBE!
Vibin' some flashback memories on this Throwback Thursday!

An Ewok playing an ICE and Border Patrol drumset.

This machine yub nubs fascists.

I'm looking forward to seeing how this is transformed from the scroll layout to comics- you will not be disappointed if you order this and spread the word on it, it's truly great work.

Petition to replace Bluesky's 'What's up?' with 'What Snappening?'

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Psyklop!

Nomad!

Original Magick!!

All-new Armored Thor?!

Such a wide span of eras and properties. Sal’s influence is everywhere

Hybrid!

Elf with a gun!

Starshine!

Ms. MODOK!!

Sal Buscema was a name that kept coming up during Project Daare. He left us some pretty indelible characters over the course of his career, and probably had an influence over my own art more than I ever realized. Thank you, Sal.

1) You may not see a lot of Sal Buscema's influence on my own art style, but I am thankful for the part he played in my comic art life. I don't think I've told many people the following story, but I had a wonderful lunch with Sal when I was in high school...

Sal Buscema turns 90 today. There's hardly a Marvel character Sal hasn't left his mark on, from Cap to the Hulk, Avengers to Thor. Working with Sal for two years on Spectacular Spider-Man remains a highlight of my career. And the best part? He's not just a great artist, he's a truly good guy.

timely lol

one of my favs

sincerely wish for these goons to live out the rest of their days in haunted by what they did and in mortal fear for their inevitable time of judgement

Squirrel Girl reminds us we have to fight.

real fuckin heroes

Bucky and Steve

tell me your pet’s names in a gif

comic: when it happens I hope people ring bells and blow horns. if I'm asleep I hope to be woken. I won't mind. if I'm in traffic I hope to see revelers. If it causes a traffic jam I won't mind. I don't want to exist a moment not knowing that it has happened.

Lil' comic about hope and longing 💗

can we just change the locks while he’s away

I don’t know… I still feel let down by that time he wasn’t seen for a few days

Whenever Poochie's not on screen, all the other characters should be asking “Is Poochie still alive?”

what an achievement for cooked-brained americans

Philip Marlowe minibust, left 3/4 view

Philip Marlowe minibust, left profile

Philip Marlowe minibust, right 3/4 view

Philip Marlowe minibust on wooden cube base

Watching MURDER, MY SWEET- I’ve never seen it.

Here’s a minibust of Raymond Chandler’s Philip Marlowe I did a few years ago.

this is fantastic, Jesse

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