Dave Reyn

I kept it in hand. Though I did change the alt mode from an Aston Martin to a Shelby Cobra because I’m a huge Gunsmith Cats fan.

And head on over to @thunderclashcomics.bsky.social to find out how to grab a digital copy of the book! /3

Reality starts to fall apart as Hyperdrive and Clash meets up with Scorch.

Clash is about to sacrifice himself when Hyperdrive knocks him the fuck out. Reality fails as color falls away.

Hyperdrive bids farewell to Scorch and Clash. Reality breaks down to pencils and layouts.

An escape pod launches as Clash watches his mentor and friend… vanish.

Bit of trivia: The scene was originally for pages but I asked if I could extend the scene. And I also redialogued it too. (with permission from writer @drbrainstorm.bsky.social)

I hope you like it. I’m gonna fuck up next years book too! (Again, with permission.) /2

Thunderclash flashbacks to his earlier years as Clash, under the command of Hyperdrive.

The powerful Timaeus Drive malfunctions, exploding in front of Hyperdrive, Clash and poor Hotrider.

Hotrider (and Hyperdrive’s arm) is blasted away in a surge of energy. Hyperdrive then sounds the alarm .

Clampdown is still a dick as members of the Hyperion start to vanish.

Thunderclash: Gets it Together debuted at TF Nation this weekend and I had a part of it. I want about to post artwork from it before, because it was pretty spoiler heavy. But the book it out and the moratorium is over… And I can show off my art… And words! /1

Pretty sure this is why Gen X tight rolled their jeans.

Stargazer’s Callie looking at a docked spaceship overlooking an alien city.

Why I’ve been a little quiet on the art front here. I’ve been working on something with some hyper talented people that I’m REALLY looking forward to talking about.

Stargazer’s Callie looking at a docked spaceship overlooking an alien city.

Why I’ve been a little quiet on the art front here. I’ve been working on something with some hyper talented people that I’m REALLY looking forward to talking about.

Hey… You could be like Pennsylvania and have McCormick and goddamn fucking Fetterman.

They all suck, and honestly I am so fucking tired of these useless tools.

The largest readers of fantasy and science fiction were women.

This is all empirical data, nothing scientific. But you’re probably not surprised by any of that.

The funny thing is when I was a librarian, a lot of men checked books out all the time… But they were almost always the same genre. After they get older, they became obsessed with political thrillers & WWII books. Cussler, Cobden, Larsson… Right down the line.

The Vig. This guy’s been around since before Gambit joined the X-Men, keeping tabs on him all these years. That means he’s witnessed some real shit and seen Remy do some amazing cosmic heroics… And he still wants his money.

4/ He leans down and says “if you put that back right now and never speak of this again, ESPECIALLY TO YOUR MOM, I will buy you whatever Transformer you want at the store. No matter how expensive.”

So, uh… I got all three of the Insecticons.

You can pretty much guess what that object was.

3/ One day, when I was 10, we were visiting Great Grandma and we were in the guest bedroom, doing whatever kids do… And I’m being nosy and open the bottom drawer.

And I see a weird oblong rubber object on some white belts. And I ask my dad what’s this?

I remember his face going pale and wide eyed.

2/ Margaret wasn’t really related to us, but my mom’s hyper religious family all hated her for what seemed to be no real logical reason, other than “she was a bad person who’s in hell now for her sinful acts.”

Yeah. There’s a reason I avoid them these days. (Also they’re all mostly dead too.)

1/ So I got reminded about this story today and I thought I’d share it. Mainly because all parties are No longer in the realm of the living.)

Years back, I discovered my late great grandparents PROOOOBABLY had a long term, shall we say, “modern progressive relationship” with great aunt Margaret…

If we’re all lucky, there will be some form of divine intervention. Or non-divine intervention. I’m not picky.

Golden Age Sandman, Nightwing and Clark.

AI's not a new type of anything. It's the same stuff other people have made, just pretentiously packaged as something new. It's techbro equivalent of Malibu Stacy's hat. Except that joke was made by someone who's actually talented.

Unlike you... A desperate dork, yearning for undeserved accolades.

Hey Zuck, your future sucks. And you look like a twat.

Thankfully, they’re very incompetent. I can’t see this getting past any blueprint stages.

My concern isn’t getting the dangerous radioactive material to the moon… It’s the very possible scenario of the shipment of dangerous radioactive material failing in mid-transit in our stratosphere.

Nasa to build nuclear reactor on the Moon by 2030 - US media The reactor would provide power for humans on the Moon but there are questions about feasibility.

In order to put something on the moon, especially something as dangerous as a nuclear reactor, it would require NOT slashing the budget for the people who would be putting it on the moon.

Interesting. Honestly, if I was to do it to one them, he’d be the one as he’s my least favorite.

::looks at CyberWorld toys and then at Blokees, which are roughly the same size::

You know? Blokees knee/elbow joints might work perfectly for the CyberWorld arms…

Might have to experiment a bit…

My Geologist bought me Ninja Gaiden Ragebound today. It's a lot of fun and I'm having a blast playing it. (Though I forgot how hard NG games can be.)

I would LOVE if they did a remaster of the original NES trilogy. (Especially since this game takes place concurrently with the first NES game.)

::raises hand::

If you have one to spare, please?

Happy belated from level 50! 😊

Pretty much this too.

I mean, the reason the Sonic movies do so well... They cost around $100m to make and they're fine. And they always seem to make triple, if not quadruple their money back.

They're just fun movies and that carries you so dang far.

I know with us, it's hard to justify to spend nearly $30-40 for two to see a movie that will be available for free (sorta) by Halloween.

And also, I do not think a lot of Hollywood has figured out how to navigate things work in a "post-pandemic world".

Yeah, these are the most awesome clients ever. :)

::thumbs up to @saperion.bsky.social ::