**UPDATES DAILY** A book dedicated for haikyuu ships. Y'all know it's gonna be gay 😏 (furudate dropped hints) Book contains fanarts and comics. If you're anti-homo, watcha even doing here? Some chaps be scrumptiously delicioso 🤌🏻🔥 This book updates 1 chapter everyday ^^ ―დ all credits will be acknowledge to the original artists (I don't own any of these images.) ―დ read, comment & vote for more updates! date started: 𝟑𝐫𝐝 𝐚𝐮𝐠 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟒 date ended: 𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐨𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐄𝐧𝐣𝐨𝐲 𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠, 𝐋𝐞𝐚𝐟𝐲𝐬! ꔫ🏐 𝐏𝐒: The ships are the same as everyone. Except some are versed in my opinion ^^ 𝐏𝐥𝐬 𝐧𝐨 𝐡𝐚𝐭𝐞 🫶My ships are [𝐓𝐨𝐩 Oikawa x 𝐁𝐨𝐭 Iwaizumi], [𝐓𝐨𝐩 Suna x 𝐁𝐨𝐭 Osamu], [𝐓𝐨𝐩 Ushijima x 𝐁𝐨𝐭 Tendou] ꔫ🏐 If you don't like the ship positions, just swipe right away. Thank you. ꔫ🏐

The update coincides with the release of three new series: “Joker: One Operation Joker,” “Superman vs. Meshi” and “Batman: Justice Buster”

Under the nom de plume Peteski, Peter Nidzgorski fills his site This isn’t Happiness with deliciously wicked updates on mid-Century panels from love story comic books. It;s collaborate stuff because Nidzgorski invites readers to submit lines which he adds to a panel. Modern love never looked better… … Continue reading "This Isn’t Happiness: Mid-Century Romance Comic Books Updated Into Tales Of Shallow Lives And Empty Sex"

>There's many different scenarios here. >No bullshitting around scenes >True lemon/smut >Some things are EXPLICIT af ⚠️Warnings⚠️ •Bondage - (Explicit B) [More may be added] 🥰The Cover Image belongs to the RIGHTFUL ARTIST🥰

Two or three years after yesterday's images from Reader's Digest Condensed Books, here are a group of Brackett illustrations for the same publisher. Brackett's mid-'60s style is gorgeously sophisticated and sensitive in its observation and execution. Some comments to yesterday's post suggested a similarity to Austin Briggs' work and here it seems even more apparent, doesn't it? Some of what Brackett is doing at this point I would almost describe as being "exhilaratingly crude." I look at the piece below and I'm reminded of the work of Chicago artist, Carl Kock Was this development the further influence of Reuben Tam? During that same mid-'60s period Brackett illustrated several children's books in a style that reflects this same 'sophisticated crudeness'. From 1964 From 1966 And from 1967 This sort of thing won't appeal to everyone - but I think its noteworthy that Brackett was effectively using this experimental technique in work directed at both child and adult audiences. Lest you think Brackett completed his career cutting and pasting construction paper, take a look at this book, published in 1974 by McGraw-Hill. Here is the work of matured artist who, after years as a student... ... now feels confident in his ability to become a teacher. Finally, perhaps my favourite of all the Ward Brackett art we've looked at this week, three pieces sent to me long ago by our own Charlie Allen. No date on these, but they must surely be from the '60s or even the early '70s. When he sent these, Charlie, never one to waste words, enclosed a note that simply said, "Ward Brackett, one of my many favorite illustrators." I like that! Hope you've enjoyed this week's look at the work of Ward Brackett... ... one of my many favourite illustrators, too! * My Ward Brackett Flickr set. * Ward Brackett's obituary * Many thanks to my pal Drazen Kozjan for sharing some of his scans today from "You Will Live Under the Sea". You can find several more from the book at Drazen's blog.

Writer: Brian Michael Bendis Artist: Stuart Immonen Inker: Wade Von Grawbadger Colorist: Marte Gracia Publisher: Marvel Comics Price: $3.99 Hello there comic book readers, today’s review is All New…

Not what you would expect...

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1 Thank to John Gilheany for the scan The first one. 3 4 thanks to PHILIP MASON for number 4 spruced up by Mike Foxx thanks to PHILIP MASON for number 5 6 thanks to PHILIP MASON 7 thanks to PHILIP MASON 8 9 Heres an odd one.its not drawn by Ken Reid!! thanks to PHILIP MASON 10 thanks to PHILIP MASON 11 thanks to PHILIP MASON 12 thanks to PHILIP MASON 13 thanks to PHILIP MASON 14 15 thanks to PHILIP MASON 16 thanks to PHILIP MASON 17 thanks to Bruce 18 thanks to PHILIP MASON 19 20 thanks to PHILIP MASON 21 thanks to PHILIP MASON 22 23 24 25 thanks to PHILIP MASON 27 28 thanks to Mike Foxx for a better version.. I love this one..smashing through the greenhouse!! 30 Creepy Creations 1-30 I bet the newsagent got a shock if they put the comic up the wrong way round! These scary creations were on the back cover of Shiver and Shake 1973-74. Who as a kid would dare to have these on your wall staring at you at night...America had the Garbage patch kids horror we had these....a very warped Dr Seus artist Ken Reid. (Ken drew Roger the Dodger, Jonah for The Beano in the 50's...Faceache for Buster 1970-80 and many more) It would be nice to show all of them here. If anyone wants to help please send a JPEG or Zip scan to [email protected] Remember don't have nightmares!! I did two websites about Ken Reid here- http://uk.geocities.com/pjgkenreid/ http://uk.geocities.com/pjgkenreid2/ copyright belongs to IPC Thanks Paul for lots of Creepy Creations from cobwebbedroom blog http://cobwebbedroom.blogspot.com/2007/08/creepy-comix-scream-innthe-spooktacular.html Thanks to PHILIP MASON for so many scans..

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From Cartoonist Randy Glasbergen: