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Lewis
@Lewrl1
Edinburgh uni grad He/Him, big 'ol Bisexual.
Parts Unknown เข้าร่วม Temmuz 2015
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Making my ass analyze and discuss the ending in depth for an entire week only for it to be the world's most elaborate 'fake ending' scheme in history would make me so fucking mad, I'd have no other choice but to wholeheartedly support it.
❤️🩹@VANSHlES
See y’all on April 1st
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Abs Batman: fighting fucked up versions of his classic villains
Abs Superman: fighting Batman villains. Or arabs villains. Or arab Batman villains.
Abs MM: a mind fuck
Abs WW: an amazing re-invention of Diana’s mythos and world keeping her core intact
Abs Green Lantern:
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Lewis รีทวีตแล้ว
And here's the Tier List.
Again, this is NOT a ranking of the quality of these issues. This is about the accessibility as a fresh reader to each series no matter your familiarity with these characters and their worlds.
Chris Anton@thechrisanton
Okay I’ve now picked up and read every single DC All In book this month that was advertised as a Fresh Start. Think I’m gonna do a tier list of which ones are the best jumping on points.
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Lewis รีทวีตแล้ว
❛❛May I introduce the woman I’m to marry?❞
just a lil sketch study of elizabeth from frankenstein 2025 <3 #Frankenstein #frankenstein2025 #art
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@florafaune @despairandanima "butts are for pooping not for touching" <- my protest sign
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Boy saw the play before everyone else did. Generational IQ right there
Hoops@Hoopss
He going to be recognizing PnR Reads by 18 months
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Lewis รีทวีตแล้ว
hellooo. it’s more than okay to prefer the old stuff, but!
here’s jack brisco (NWA champ in 1975) and marcus griffin (sportswriter/author of “fall guys”) comparing wrestling to shakespeare!
the “wrestling is art” mentality extends much further back than people think.
Larrikin Williams@LarrikinW
@Zeketowndown @lizzyflanagan Yes because in the 80’s and 90’s wrestlers were talking about their art form and characters. 🙄 Let me guess you only started watching in the 2000’s
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this panel kills me every time i see it because yeah DICK GRAYSON and BARBARA GORDON, people that have access to Bruce's financial track records, obviously don't know about the countless charities, projects and foundations WE funds which Bruce personally oversees.
barbatos@gothicwayne
Believe what you will about Tom Taylor but personally I’m not trusting the word of a writer who, in relation to Bruce, consistently writes like the average mainstream audience’s perception of Batman.
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Lewis รีทวีตแล้ว
Lewis รีทวีตแล้ว
oh shit d20 vampire the masquerade season!!!
Dimension 20 🎲@dimension20show
Coming soon... Dimension 20: City Council of Darkness! 🦇🩸 ⚰️ Join Brennan Lee Mulligan, Emily Axford, Ally Beardsley, Brian Murphy, Zac Oyama, Siobhan Thompson, and Lou Wilson in a fang-tastic new adventure 🧛🧛♀️🧛♂️ Premieres April 8th, exclusively on @dropout! #Dimension20
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@BrandonTheHeel Are you under the impression that she just meant that the moves in a vacuum are the entirety of storytelling and not how they're used in a match?
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That still falls apart once you stop forcing the analogy.
In a book, words don’t automatically create pacing, character, or emotion; the writer’s intent and structure do. The same exact words arranged differently can completely change the story. So no, the words aren’t the story; they’re the vehicle.
Wrestling is no different. The moves are just the vocabulary. The meaning comes from how they’re used; timing, selling, escalation, callbacks, crowd engagement, character motivation. That’s the storytelling.
If moves alone “formed the story,” then every match with the same sequence of moves would tell the same story; and we both know that’s nonsense. A basic body slam can mean nothing in one match and everything in another, depending on context.
So yeah; moves matter, but they don’t equal story. They’re just one piece of it; and not even the most important one.
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So in a book, the words form every element of the story, like pacing, characterization, and action. Much like the in-ring action forms the story of a good match between capable wrestlers.
𝔹𝕣𝕒𝕟𝕕𝕠𝕟 𝕋𝕙𝕖 ℍ𝕖𝕖𝕝🐉@BrandonTheHeel
That analogy sounds clever until you actually think about it for more than five seconds. If moves are the words, then what are pacing, psychology, crowd reactions, selling, character work, and emotion? Because that’s the actual story. You can have all the “words” in the world, but if they don’t form a coherent narrative, it’s just noise. A match full of moves with no structure is like a book with great vocabulary but no plot; technically impressive, but completely forgettable. Meanwhile, a simple match with basic offense, done with the right timing, stakes, and emotion, can have people hanging on every second. Moves are a tool to tell the story, not the story itself. Otherwise every highlight reel would be a five-star classic, and we both know that’s not how this works
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Lewis รีทวีตแล้ว
the most influential piece of writing wisdom for me is ursula k. le guin, who wrote a dozen books about guys sailing, saying:
“Yeah idk, i've never been in a boat. I was just sort of guessing”
umar 🌾🍂🦬@uskglasses
this is how fantasy should operate. the physical/temporal feel unreal but are grounded by the humanity. I think too often fantasy authors opt for the reverse
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