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Bittern at the grocery store

#birds

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#prev tags #polls

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i love crowley’s angel hair so much sorry not sorry

#good omens

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The Disappearing Act. support me with tips, kofi, commissions

#ffffuuuuck #good omens #so sweet! so heartbreaking

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👗 On his way to steal everyone's gender 🏃‍♂️

He/him for Crowley please!

A sketch request I coloured. I know we love tight-fitting clothes on our demon but consider flowy dresses👀

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#Good Omens #yesss

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found a baby turtle in my sewer and used AI aging techniques to work out what it would look like as an adult and used google reverse image search to find images of its parents who were in a nature documentary in 2017 and used harsh economic sanctions to encourage them not to lose their baby in the sewer again

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PUPPY

#superman

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#good omens #<3

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crowley

#yessss #good omens

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Hi there!

I've been working my way through all your old comics and comics adjacent to you (reading thru dead boy detectives now) and I'm absolutely loving it!

Anyways, my questions come to your word choice in the old comics. As someone who was not alive in the 90s, I'm curious if the wording chosen for certain things was deliberately provocative or just used wording popular at the time (ie the use of slurs or other racially charged language that is not used as often anymore).

I'm not trying to "cancel" you or anything, I'm just curious as a reader from the 2020s having a view of old media!

I could only answer that a word at a time. For example you'll find "dyke" used by a lesbian in A Game of You. It was used because every lesbian I knew at the time (1991) (and I knew a lot of London lesbians) used the word "dyke" as their descriptor of choice. The editors at DC were concerned it might be a slur, so sent the assistant editor of Sandman (Alisa Kwitney) down to a local NYC Lesbian bar to talk to NYC Lesbians, who pointed her at the flyers in the bar and the copies of Alison Bechdel's Dykes to Watch Out For, and told her that it definitely wasn't offensive. So we used it.

I don't ever recall trying to be deliberately provocative, if that helps.

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#turtles #videos

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love shakespeare. did a hamlet run tonight, looked someone dead in the eye to say “am i a coward?” during a speech and the fucker shrugged and nodded

#shakespeare

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Alternative coloring for this work

#!!! #good omens

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hey hey hey

Assigning you a song that makes white people go nuts (from experience)

#africa by toto #...okay fair enough #(...I have seen them perform it at a concert bc my dad is very fond of the band. it was pretty cool) #quizzes

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hey boss i can't come in today it's a sunny day and there's a lovely breeze coming in through my window, yeah it's rustling the branches of the tree outside that's finally bloomed so it's pretty serious