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Cooking Papa[クッキングパパ]
#manga covers#gourmet manga#ive been meanign to buckle down and churn this one out for forever now#its just been such a daunting task#but here it is#all 161 volumes of the long running#and still ongoing#cooking manga classic#cooking papa#to be clear that 161st vol came out in april 2022#and of course it is ongoing in Kodansha's MORNING magazine#it's been going since 1985
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TOP 10
Past Lives
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
How to Blow Up a Pipeline
Poor Things
Oppenheimer
Barbie
BlackBerry
The Holdovers
The Iron Claw
Killers of the Flower Moon
MY LETTERBOXD
Grade A
11. The Killer
12. Beau Is Afraid
13. Dream Scenario
14. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
15. Godzilla Minus One
16. American Fiction
17. They Cloned Tyrone
18. Evil Dead Rise
19. Eileen
20. The Artifice Girl
21. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem
22. Talk to Me
23. Reality
24. Leave the World Behind
25. A Thousand and One
26. Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One
27. Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.
28. Theater Camp
29. Carmen
30. Merry Little Batman
31. Priscilla
32. Society of the Snow
33. Infinity Pool
34. Enys Men
35. Sanctuary
36. Rye Lane
37. Skinamarink
38. Monster
39. Anatomy of a Fall
40. Landscape with Invisible Hand
41. Reptile
42. Sisu
43. Pinball: The Man Who Saved the Game
44. No One Will Save You
45. Tetris
46. May December
47. The Zone of Interest
48. V/H/S/85
49. Dumb Money
50. El Conde
51. Arnold
52. Maestro
53. Napoleon
54. 20 Days in Mariupol
55. Influencer
56. The Creator
57. Origin
58. Thanksgiving
59. Next Goal Wins
60. The Boy and the Heron
61. Bottoms
62. Wonka
[Press Keep Reading For The Full Graded List]
Grade B
63. God Is a Bullet
64. No Hard Feelings
65. Joy Ride
66. Fair Play
67. Cocaine Bear
68. NYAD
69. Asteroid City
70. Nowhere
71. The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster
72. Divinity
73. The Equalizer 3
74. The Last Voyage of the Demeter
75. Venus
76. Butcher’s Crossing
77. Somewhere in Queens
78. The Persian Version
79. Boston Strangler
80. Polite Society
81. Miguel Wants to Fight
82. The Color Purple
83. The Royal Hotel
84. Saw X
85. All of Us Strangers
86. Fallen Leaves
87. Ferrari
88. Elemental
89. Peter Pan & Wendy
90. Renfield
91. Cat Person
92. Scream VI
93. The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes
94. BS High
95. Blue Beetle
96. Huesera: The Bone Woman
97. When Evil Lurks
98. Dark Harvest
99. A Good Person
100. Final Cut
101. Knock at the Cabin
102. Quiz Lady
103. Leo
104. Air
105. The Super Mario Bros. Movie
106. Batman: The Doom That Came to Gotham
107. John Wick: Chapter 4
108. Beaten to Death
109. The Wrath of Becky
110. Passages
111. Transformers: Rise of the Beasts
112. Gran Turismo
113. 65
114. Sick
115. Sister Death
116. The Blackening
117. Please Don’t Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain
118. Flamin’ Hot
119. Nimona
120. Cobweb
121. Totally Killer
122. What’s Love Got to Do with It?
123. Sharper
124. Unseen
125. Dunki
126. Bird Box Barcelona
127. The Marvels
128. Shazam! Fury of the Gods
Grade C
129. Wildflower
130. Freelance
131. M3GAN
132. Strays
133. Sympathy for the Devil
134. Creed III
135. Chevalier
136. The Marsh King’s Daughter
137. A Haunting in Venice
138. The Little Mermaid
139. Silent Night
140. Master Gardener
141. The Flash
142. Fast X
143. The Pope’s Exorcist
144. Saltburn
145. Kandahar
146. Stand
147. Plane
148. Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
149. Fingernails
150. Quicksand
151. Fool’s Paradise
152. Migration
153. Rustin
154. The Covenant
155. Good Burger 2
156. The Pod Generation
157. Alice, Darling
158. Insidious: The Red Door
159. Missing
160. Shotgun Wedding
161. You Hurt My Feelings
162. The Boogeyman
163. Showing Up
164. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom
165. Champions
166. Consecration
167. The Nun II
168. Biosphere
169. House Party
170. The Exorcist: Believer
171. Big George Foreman
172. Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
173. Children of the Corn
174. The Beanie Bubble
175. Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
Grade F
176. Anyone But You
177. Marlowe
178. Paint
179. Extraction 2
180. It Lives Inside
181. Deliver Us
182. Trolls Band Together
183. Finestkind
184. Corner Office
185. Wish
186. Prisoner’s Daughter
187. Pain Hustlers
188. Foe
189. The Mother
190. Old Dads
191. Ghosted
192. Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken
193. Haunted Mansion
194. Mafia Mamma
195. Five Nights at Freddy’s
196. The Machine
197. Justice League: Warworld
198. We Have a Ghost
199. What Comes Around
200. Legion of Super-Heroes
201. The Boys in the Boat
202. Attachment
203. Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre
204. About My Father
205. You People
206. Meg 2: The Trench
207. Pathaan
208. Rebel Moon - Part One: A Child of Fire
209. Assassin
210. Dalíland
211. Vacation Friends 2
Bottom 10
212. Sound of Freedom
213. Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey
214. When You Finish Saving The World
215. Heart of Stone
216. Family Switch
217. Expend4bles
218. Sweetwater
219. Hypnotic
220. 80 for Brady
221. Spinning Gold
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¿Esta es la imagen y algunos datos (O no) la “Historia” la pones tú? ¡La tuya! ¿Lo harás...? Los Rolling Stones: de cerca y en persona
octubre de 2002 vol. 297, número 10
Jade Jagger - Hija de Mick J. y Bianca Rose Perez-Mora (pág. 161)
Nacida el 21 de octubre de 1971 en París, Francia
#octubre de 2002 vol. 297 número 10 Jade Jagger - Hija de Mick J. y Bianca Rose Perez-Mora (pág. 161) Nacida el 21 de octubre de 1971 en Par#¿Historias cortas para no dormir?
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For about 10 minutes, a number of Pokémon were spelt incorrectly on Bulbapedia's full list. Then they were spelt correctly again.
Here's a full list of the incorrect spellings, along with Pokédex number and correct spelling.
19
Rat
Rattata
29
Nidoran
Nidoran♀
30
Burned
Nidorina
41
Toothed
Zubat
57
First
Primeape
62
Polyurethane
Poliwrath
77
Pony
Ponyta
82
Magneto
Magneton
84
Dodu
Doduo
85
Lactating
Dodrio
86
rope
Seel
89
In
Muk
95
Onyx
Onix
100
voltorb
Voltorb
118
Ploughing
Goldeen
127
think
Pinsir
128
Bulls
Tauros
141
Finally
Kabutops
161
The center
Sentret
162
oven
Furret
163
hoothoot
Hoothoot
169
He croaks
Crobat
178
shut up
Xatu
193
Do not burn
Yanma
203
giraffe
Girafarig
207
Giggles
Gligar
218
Slum
Slugma
219
Load up
Magcargo
226
keep
Mantine
234
stands
Stantler
239
Eleks
Elekid
251
celebrities
Celebi
259
marshtomp
Marshtomp
262
As Mighty
Mightyena
270
Lottery
Lotad
271
Shadow
Lombre
272
Ludiculous
Ludicolo
283
You bastards
Surskit
290
Ninada
Nincada
304
to
Aron
307
Meditate
Meditite
312
My
Minun
313
Vol beat
Volbeat
322
give name
Numel
324
Torcoal
Torkoal
326
Grumpy
Grumpig
329
Vibrata
Vibrava
334
Altars
Altaria
335
All of them
Zangoose
348
armaldo
Armaldo
361
They snore
Snorunt
363
Sphere
Spheal
371
Wagon
Bagon
375
Methane
Metang
378
Royal
Regice
380
Broads
Latias
400
Come on
Bibarel
406
Budow
Budew
407
Rosed
Roserade
408
Cranids
Cranidos
454
Toxic
Toxicroak
461
We heard
Weavile
464
Faster
Rhyperior
467
magmortar
Magmortar
484
Rewards
Palkia
486
Regulates
Regigigas
489
Phion
Phione
498
Bank
Tepig
504
Square
Patrat
509
I purred
Purrloin
511
Grooming
Pansage
512
We are sage
Simisage
314
Sorry
Simisear
525
Bolder
Boldore
529
Drill cage
Drilbur
531
Cloth
Audino
532
Timber
Timburr
537
Seismic rooms
Seismitoad
548
Petyl
Petilil
549
Lilling
Lilligant
551
We are still
Sandile
552
Crocs
Krokorok
553
To the crocodile
Krookodile
566
Arken
Archen
570
Floor
Zorua
588
Karrablas
Karrablast
594
He smiled
Alomamola
595
From Jolti
Joltik
604
Elektross
Eelektross
605
I'll go
Elgyem
606
Let's be
Beheeyem
629
vullaby
Vullaby
654
Braxen
Braixen
675
On the cart
Pangoro
680
Doubling
Doublade
683
He smelled it
Armoatisse
687
The teacher
Malamar
688
Binnacle
Binacle
690
Scrape
Skrelp
696
Tyrant
Tyrunt
697
A tyrant
Tyrantrum
698
Amura
Amaura
699
Aurora
Aurorus
702
Dead
Dedenne
720
Contact
Hoopa
725
Lit
Litten
738
He was quarrelsome
Vikavolt
754
Lurant
Lurantis
757
Salads
Salandit
760
Claim
Bewear
763
Remembrance
Tsareena
771
Bag
Pyukumuku
774
Miniature
Minior
780
Dramp
Drampa
781
Dhelmis
Dhelmise
784
Come on
Kommo-o
785
Sacred Heart
Tapu Koko
786
Holy Flying
Tapu Lele
788
Kill Finn
Tapu Fini
795
Pheromone
Pheromosa
798
Can
Kartana
800
Necrosma
Necrozma
803
Football
Poipole
807
Zero
Zeraora
821
Rook idea
Rookidee
845
They cry
Cramorant
852
Cobpopus
Clobbopus
854
to believe
Sinistea
857
Hat strap
Hattrem
858
The hatters
Hatterene
862
Obstagon
Obstagoon
872
A dream
Snom
880
He dracozoled
Dracozolt
881
He frowned
Arcozolt
886
Draklos
Drakloak
890
Eternal
Eternatus
891
Big
Kubfu
906
Sprigatite
Sprigatito
914
Anyhow
Quaquaval
916
Oncological
Oinkologne
921
Pawmy
Pawmi
923
Paw motor
Pawmot
929
Doll life
Dolliv
930
tree
Arboliva
933
nacl stack
Naclstack
942
Maship
Masschiff
945
Counts
Grafaiai
957
Tinting
Tinkatink
963
Fizen
Finizen
970
Glimmer
Glimmora
973
flaming
Flamigo
976
Come on
Veluza
977
Dose
Dondozo
983
Speaking
Kingambit
986
Brute Beanie
Brute Bonnet
993
Iron Throat
Iron Jugulis
1016
Let me go
Fezandipiti
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Q: What are these?
A: These are cards from the Case Closed TCG!
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Promotional cards are only distinct from their base counterparts by the white-colored icon in the top right corner. Promos are just alt art versions of existing cards, but are exceptionally rare as they could not be obtained in booster packs or starter boxes, instead only being available as tournament prizes or coupled with other media.
Two sets of CC TCG promo cards exist, one for each booster release. Every Premier starter box comes with a small poster which includes these alt art cards in its set count, however no such list exists for Crime and Punishment that was released to the public (there is only an equally rare promotional poster).
This card is from the Premier release and was obtained via a first-edition print copy of Viz's release of Case Closed Vol. 7 in 2005. A sticker on the front of the volume claims this version was limited to 8000 copies; the card was contained in a sleeve behind the back cover and is the alt-art release of Premier #120 (rare rarity). Interestingly, the wrong art is used on the sleeve the alt-art version is packaged in, instead depicting the standard release.
Early sale sheets for the Premier set show that Score Entertainment intended to print foil cards for this TCG (1 per booster pack). I imagine this was also the plan for promo cards but have heard from other collectors that they ultimately didn't bother as the TCG had already been written off prior to production (however, info about this game being so scarce... I cannot confirm with a source).
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Premier Set: #1-40 | #41-80 | #81-120 | #121-160 | #161-201
Crime and Punishment: Common | Uncommon | Rare
Promotional Cards (Premier): #115 | #120
Promotional Cards (Crime and Punishment): #128 | #129
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THE NEW AND IMPROVED CASSANDRA CAIN READING GUIDE
Cassandra Cain is the daughter of assassins David Cain and Sandra Wu-San (better known as Lady Shiva), and was raised by Cain. She is an expert hand-to-hand combatant, and able to read body language to the point of interpreting complex thoughts, but learning to communicate better through speech and text. She has operated as a vigilante under the names of Batgirl, Kasumi, Black Bat, and Orphan, and is currently sharing the title of Batgirl with Stephanie Brown and Barbara Gordon.
Basic Reading
Batgirl (2000)
Batman: Gates of Gotham (2011)
Detective Comics (2016) #934-987
Batman and the Outsiders (2019)
Batgirls (2021)
Spirit World (2023)
Birds of Prey (2023)
Cassandra's major appearances are listed in chronological order (mostly) under the cut. My favorites are bolded.
No Man's Land
All issues collected in Batman: No Man's Land (2011) vol. 2-4. I recommend reading the entire event.
Batman (1940) #567 [first appearance]
Detective Comics (1937) #734
Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #120 [Cassandra takes up Batgirl mantle]
Azrael: Agent of the Bat #56-57
Batman (1940) #569
The Batman Chronicles #18
Azrael: Agent of the Bat #60-61
Robin (1993) #73
As Batgirl
Issues that are part of events may be confusing out of context.
Batman: Gotham Knights #2, 5
Batman: Gotham City Secret Files and Origins [first story]
Batgirl (2000) #1-2
Young Justice (1998) #21
Batgirl (2000) #3-11, 12 [Officer Down start]
Birds of Prey (1999) #27
Catwoman (1993) #90 [Officer Down end]
Batgirl (2000) Annual #1, #13-19
Harley Quinn (2000) #10
Robin (1993) #88 [first meeting with Stephanie Brown]
Batgirl (2000) #20, 21 [Joker: Last Laugh start]
Joker: Last Laugh #3
Supergirl (1996) #63 [transphobia cw, Joker: Last Laugh end]
DC First: Batgirl/Joker
Batgirl (2000) #22-23, 24 [Bruce Wayne: Murderer? / Fugitive start]
Robin (1993) #98
Batgirl (2000) #25-29
Batman (1940) #605 [Bruce Wayne: Murderer? / Fugitive end]
Batgirl: Secret Files and Origins
Batgirl (2000) #30-32
Batman: Gotham Knights #33, 35
Batgirl (2000) #33-38
Batman: Family #7
Detective Comics (1937) #782 [backup], 790
Nightwing (1996) #81
Superboy (1994) #85 [first meeting with Kon-El/Conner Kent]
Batgirl (2000) #39-44
Batman: Gotham Knights #42, 45-46, 48-49
Robin (1993) #119
Batgirl (2000) #45-47
Superman/Batman #5
Batgirl (2000) #48-50
Birds of Prey (1999) #61, 63
Batgirl (2000) #51-53
Solo #10 [third story]
Detective Comics (1937) #796 [backup]
Robin (1993) #127-128
Batgirl (2000) #54
War Games
All issues collected in Batman: War Games (2015). I don't recommend reading the entire event.
Detective Comics (1937) #797
Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #182
Nightwing (1996) #96
Batgirl (2000) #55
Batman (1940) #631
Batgirl (2000) #56
Nightwing (1996) #98
Batgirl (2000) #57
Batgirl in Bludhaven
Robin (1993) #132 [Fresh Blood start]
Batgirl (2000) #58
Robin (1993) #133
Batgirl (2000) #59 [Fresh Blood end]
Batman Allies: Secret Files and Origins 2005 [third story]
Batgirl (2000) #60-73
With the League of Assassins and Deathstroke
I don't recommend reading anything in this section except Batgirl (2008) #6.
Robin (1993) #148-151, 161-162
Supergirl (2005) #14
World War III #2
Teen Titans (2003) #43-46
Batman and the Outsiders (2007)
Batgirl (2008) [recap of this era. Bruce adopts Cassandra]
As Black Bat
Battle for the Cowl: The Network
Batgirl (2009) #1 [Cassandra gives Batgirl mantle to Stephanie]
Red Robin #17
Batman Incorporated (2011) #6
Red Robin #25
Batman: Gates of Gotham
As Orphan
The New 52 reboot changed Cassandra’s origins, personality, and relationships with other characters. Rebirth was a soft reboot that kept New 52 canon but brought back elements from the previous continuity.
Batman and Robin Eternal #1-9, 11-14, 17-26 [New 52]
Detective Comics (2016) #934-940 [Rebirth]
Batman (2016) #7 [Night of the Monster Men start]
Nightwing (2016) #5
Detective Comics (2016) #941
Batman (2016) #8
Nightwing (2016) #6
Detective Comics (2016) #942 [Night of the Monster Men end], 943-962
Red Hood and the Outlaws (2016) #15
Detective Comics (2016) #963-964
Batgirl and the Birds of Prey #15-17
Detective Comics (2016) #965-981, 983-987
Batman and the Outsiders (2019)
DC: The Doomed and the Damned [seventh story]
Batman: The Joker War Zone [second story]
Batman (2016) #104
Return of Batgirl
The Infinite Frontier reboot considers all past continuities canon.
Infinite Frontier #0
Batman Secret Files: The Signal
Batman: Urban Legends #3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 14
The Joker (2021) #3-4, 7, 11-12, 15
Detective Comics (2016) #1038 [backup], 1049, 1052, 1057
Batman (2016) #112 [main], 115-116 [backups]
Nightwing (2016) #85-86
Batman (2016) #117 [backup]
Batgirls #1-6
Task Force Z #8
DC Pride: Tim Drake Special
Robin (2021) #15
Detective Comics (2016) #1061
Batgirls #7
Catwoman (2018) #45
Batgirls #8-12
Batman One Bad Day: Two-Face
Tim Drake: Robin #4
Batgirls Annual 2022, #13-19
Lazarus Planet: Dark Fate [fourth story]
Spirit World (2023)
Birds of Prey (2023) #1- [ongoing]
Detective Comics (2016) #1084 [backup]
Other Appearances
Ghost/Batgirl [Dark Horse Comics crossover]
Batman: Outlaws #2
Batman: City of Light [not recommended]
Justice League Elite [as Kasumi]
Wonder Woman (2006) #600 [second story]
Batgirl (2016) #50 [third story]
DC Festival of Heroes [first story]
Truth & Justice #6 [#16-18 digital first]
Alternate Universes
Tiny Titans #33, 39, 43, 45
Batgirl: Futures End
Convergence: Batgirl
Harley Quinn and the Birds of Prey (2020)
DCeased: Unkillables / Dead Planet #5 / War of the Undead Gods
Shadow of the Batgirl [YA graphic novel]
Dark Knights: Death Metal Robin King [backup]
Future State: The Next Batman #2, 4 [second stories]
Batman: Wayne Family Adventures [webtoon]
DC vs. Vampires
Dark Knights of Steel #9
Thanks for reading! If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
Last updated: April 23, 2024
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Art Used in the Dragon Age: Official Cookbook: Tastes of Thedas
While there was some new art, previously seen concept art, there was also the use of ending credit slides. Some possibly denoting certain world states that I briefly referred to in the master post here.
I've split it into sections of:
New Art
Previously Shown Art
Character Art and Slides
General World State Ending Slides
Everything is going below the cut because this will be long. I will also note which page and recipe each image accompanies in the book for easy reference. (Here's to hoping tumblr doesn't mess with the image layout.)
Edit 10/30/2023: Added the page numbers that were missed because it glitched out and deleted things when I tried to go over 30 images and didn't notice till now.
New Art
Page numbers from top left to right going down:
Orlesian Woman: Sour Cherries in Cream, p. 121, Tevinter Pumpkin Bread, p. 151
Building Etching: Crow Feed, p. 43, Antivan Sip-Sip, p. 161
Spider Design: Posion Stings, p. 115
Sea Creature: Lamprey Cake, p. 147
Smoking Meat Racks: Smoked Ham from the Anderfels, p. 95
Antaam Spearman: Unidentified Meat, p. 37
Admiral Isabela: The Hissing Drake, p. 157
Etching of Bowl: Rivaini Couscous Salad, p. 19
Etching of Platter: Nevarran Blood Orange Salad, p. 13
Table Setting: Goat Custard, p. 127
Red Bear: Conversion Charts, p. 172
Giant: Lamprey Cake, p. 149
Blue Building: About the Authors and Photoghraphers, p. 175
Mabari and Army: Roasted Turkey with Sides, p. 99
These are all new images with three of these looking to be concept art: the presumably Orlesian woman looking at Andrastian themed items, the antaam spearman preparing to throw a spear, and the table setting of what looks like it might be for Rivain or Tevinter based on the aesthetic. Though I lean more Tevinter due to the snake on the basket.
The bowl and platter look to maybe be prop designs, and they are distinctly bird themed with what looks like feathers around the base of the bowl and then mirrored crows on either side of the platter with a dagger etched in the center.
The red bear shown here is new, though it is similar to a mural in Dragon Age: Inquisition in the barn where there is a green-ish bear with stars on its muzzle breathing what might be fire, while holding the white silhouette of a figure with antlers. (Couldn't attach it due to there being a photo limit.)
Then to further note that the dark blue building image looks similar to some concept art/Development images from Dragon Age: Dreadwolf (DA4)
Previously Shown Art
The piece below have been shown elsewhere before, but there are some new additions so I am showing it here separately from the new art.
Ferelden Spread: Roasted Wyvern, p. 85
This is was first shown in The Art of Dragon Age: Inquisition and is labeled as "Fereldan Fineries". It was coloured and lacked the two figures in the back left of this image. (Below)
Character Art
Cole and Maryden: The Emerald Valley, p. 169
Sera: Sera's Yummy Corn, p. 103
The Iron Bull and Krem: Hot Chocolate, p. 159
Varric and Aveline: Varric's Favorite Pastries, p. 143
Josephine and Inquisitor: Fish Chowder, p. 59
Leliana: Grilled Poussin, p. 77
Cullen: Croissants, p. 137
Morrigan and Keiran: Nettle Soup, p. 65
King Alistair: King Alistair's Lamb and Pea Stew, p. 67
These were mostly character specific ending slides you could get in DAI, going from the top left to right they are slides for:
Trespasser: Human Cole ending up with Maryden.
Trespasser: Partial image of a slide for an Inquisitor who agrees to become a red jenny with Sera and the Inquisition is disbanded.
Trespasser: Iron Bull and the Chargers are alive and taking jobs throughout Orlais and Ferelden.
Trespasser: Varric is Viscount
Trespasser: Josephine, her personal quest completed. This is the romanced Josephine version.
Trespasser: Leliana, not Divine
Trespasser: Cullen, having not taken lyrium during Inquisition
Inquisition: Morrigan and Keiran leaving Skyhold
World of Thedas vol 2: King Alistair
Ending Slides
Antaam Slide: Lentil Soup, p. 63
Halamshiral Slide: The Hanged Man's Mystery Meat Stew, p. 57
Grey Warden Slide: Sweet and Sour Cabbage, p. 61
Disbanded Inquisition Slide: Sugar Cake, p. 145
These were all ending slides you could get at some point in Inquisition, from the top left to right:
Trespasser: The Qunari threat
Inquisition: Kicked out of Halamshiral with low approval
Inquisition: Grey Wardens were kept in southern Thedas to rebuild, they are estranged from the Wardens in Weishaupt
Trespasser: The Inquisition was disbanded
Final Thoughts and Implied World State
Overall the world state makes a lot of sense I think, they went with the one that would be less quantum - so no one is dead or could be dead and is in an important role; hence Cassandra being Divine,
Summary
Inquisition is disbanded
Grey Wardens are divided; though as of the comics and Tevinter Nights we know regardless all Wardens have been called back to Weisshaupt. Unclear if the civil war mentioned in DAI is actually happening.
Morrigan has Kieran and he doesn't have the old god soul anymore
Cole is human
Josephine had her personal quest done.
Leliana wasn't killed in Origins, she is fully human and now retired.
Alistair is king
Cassandra is Divine, no clear answer on the state of the Seekers.
Cullen is retired and established the sanctuary for former templars.
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Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 161 / Published: July 13, 1976 / Artist: Gil Kane
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Who is....Tom Cassidy | Black Tom Cassidy? - A Reading Guide
Tom Cassidy is an X-Men affiliated mutant from Marvel comics first introduced in 1976. He is the cousin of Sean Cassidy (Banshee) and a father-figure to Theresa Cassidy (Siryn/Banshee). Tom is heavily associated with Cain Marko (Juggernaut), who he met in prison. Tom's powers are directly tied to the land, and are heavily related to bio-kinesis. During the Krakoan era, Tom fused with the mutant island, Krakoa, which caused him a great deal of distress and drastically changed how he interacts with the world around him.
Below the cut is a full list of Tom's appearances as of 8. January. 2024!
X-Men (1963) #99, 101-103, 107, 122, 124
Spider-Woman (1978) #37-38
Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #229-230
Marvel Team-Up (1972) #150
Classic X-Men (1986) #16[B]
X-Force (1991) #1-5
Deadpool (1993) #1-2
Venom: The Madness (1993) #1-2
X-Force (1991) #31
Deadpool (1994) #1-4
Generation X (1994) #Annual '95, 23-25
Uncanny X-Men (1981) #361
X-Men (1991) #88
Uncanny X-Men (1981) #369
X-Force (1991) #91
Generation X (1994) #60-61
Cyclops (2001) #1-2
Uncanny X-Men (1981) #411-412
X-Men (1991) #161-164
New Excalibur (2006) #6, 7, 13
Deadpool Corps (2010) #1
Deadpool (2008) #58-60
Uncanny X-Men (2016) #11-14
X-Men: Blue (2017) #1
X-Force (2019) #1-10
Empyre: X-Men (2020) #1-3
X-Force (2019) #11
X-Men (2019) #11
Juggernaut (2020) #5
X-Force (2019) #12, 15-16, 18-19, 23
Wolverine (2020) #16
X-Force (2019) #24-26
X-Men Unlimited Infinity Comic (2021) #15
X Deaths of Wolverine (2022) #1
Sabretooth (2022) #1
X-Men Unlimited Infinity Comic (2021) #26
X-Force (2019) #27
Life of Wolverine Infinity Comic, Vol. 1 #10
Wolverine (2020) #20
X-Force (2019) #28
Legion of X (2022) #2
X-Force (2019) #29-31
Legion of X (2022) #5
X-Force (2019) #32
Wolverine (2020) #27
X-Force (2019) #34
X-Men (2021) #17
X-Force (2019) #36
Wolverine (2020) #30-31
X-Force (2019) #39
Wolverine (2020) #33
X-Force (2019) #43-44
Wolverine (2020) #40
X-Force (2019) #47
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Footnotes, 151 - 200
[151] See Post, Afrikanische Jurisprudenz, Oldenburg, 1887. Münzinger, Ueber das Recht und Sitten der Bogos, Winterthur” 1859; Casalis, Les Bassoutos, Paris, 1859; Maclean, Kafir Laws and Customs, Mount Coke, 1858, etc.
[152] Waitz, iii. 423 seq.
[153] Post’s Studien zur Entwicklungsgeschichte des Familien Rechts Oldenburg, 1889, pp. 270 seq.
[154] Powell, Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnography, Washington, 1881, quoted in Post’s Studien, p. 290; Bastian’s Inselgruppen in Oceanien, 1883, p. 88.
[155] De Stuers, quoted by Waitz, v. 141.
[156] W. Arnold, in his Wanderungen und Ansiedelungen der deutschen Stämme, p. 431, even maintains that one-half of the now arable area in middle Germany must have been reclaimed from the sixth to the ninth century. Nitzsch (Geschichte des deutschen Volkes, Leipzig, 1883, vol. i.) shares the same opinion.
[157] Leo and Botta, Histoire d’Italie, French edition, 1844, t. i., p. 37.
[158] The composition for the stealing of a simple knife was 15 solidii and of the iron parts of a mill, 45 solidii (See on this subject Lamprecht’s Wirthschaft und Recht der Franken in Raumer’s Historisches Taschenbuch, 1883, p. 52.) According to the Riparian law, the sword, the spear, and the iron armor of a warrior attained the value of at least twenty-five cows, or two years of a freeman’s labor. A cuirass alone was valued in the Salic law (Desmichels, quoted by Michelet) at as much as thirty-six bushels of wheat.
[159] The chief wealth of the chieftains, for a long time, was in their personal domains peopled partly with prisoner slaves, but chiefly in the above way. On the origin of property see Inama Sternegg’s Die Ausbildung der grossen Grundherrschaften in Deutschland, in Schmoller’s Forschungen, Bd. I., 1878; F. Dahn’s Urgeschichte der germanischen und romanischen Völker, Berlin, 1881; Maurer’s Dorfverfassung; Guizot’s Essais sur l’histoire de France; Maine’s Village Community; Botta’s Histoire d’Italie; Seebohm, Vinogradov, J. R. Green, etc.
[160] See Sir Henry Maine’s International Law, London, 1888.
[161] Ancient Laws of Ireland, Introduction; E. Nys, Études de droit international, t. i., 1896, pp. 86 seq. Among the Ossetes the arbiters from three oldest villages enjoy a special reputation (M. Kovalevsky’s Modern Custom and Old Law, Moscow, 1886, ii. 217, Russian).
[162] It is permissible to think that this conception (related to the conception of tanistry) played an important part in the life of the period; but research has not yet been directed that way.
[163] It was distinctly stated in the charter of St. Quentin of the year 1002 that the ransom for houses which had to be demolished for crimes went for the city walls. The same destination was given to the Ungeld in German cities. At Pskov the cathedral was the bank for the fines, and from this fund money was taken for the wails.
[164] Sohm, Fränkische Rechts- und Gerichtsverfassung, p. 23; also Nitzsch, Geschechte des deutschen Volkes, i. 78.
[165] See the excellent remarks on this subject in Augustin Thierry’s Lettres sur l’histoire de France. 7th Letter. The barbarian translations of parts of the Bible are extremely instructive on this point.
[166] Thirty-six times more than a noble, according to the Anglo-Saxon law. In the code of Rothari the slaying of a king is, however, punished by death; but (apart from Roman influence) this new disposition was introduced (in 646) in the Lombardian law — as remarked by Leo and Botta — to cover the king from blood revenge. The king being at that time the executioner of his own sentences (as the tribe formerly was of its own sentences), he had to be protected by a special disposition, the more so as several Lombardian kings before Rothari had been slain in succession (Leo and Botta, l.c., i. 66–90).
[167] Kaufmann, Deutsche Geschichte, Bd. I. “Die Germanen der Urzeit,” p. 133.
[168] Dr. F. Dahn, Urgeschichte der germanischen und romanischen Völker, Berlin, 1881, Bd. I. 96.
[169] If I thus follow the views long since advocated by Maurer (Geschichte der Städteverfassung in Deutschland, Erlangen, 1869), it is because he has fully proved the uninterrupted evolution from the village community to the medieval city, and that his views alone can explain the universality of the communal movement. Savigny and Eichhorn and their followers have certainly proved that the traditions of the Roman municipia had never totally disappeared. But they took no account of the village community period which the barbarians lived through before they had any cities. The fact is, that whenever mankind made a new start in civilization, in Greece, Rome, or middle Europe, it passed through the same stages — the tribe, the village community, the free city, the state — each one naturally evolving out of the preceding stage. Of course, the experience of each preceding civilization was never lost. Greece (itself influenced by Eastern civilizations) influenced Rome, and Rome influenced our civilization; but each of them begin from the same beginning — the tribe. And just as we cannot say that our states are continuations of the Roman state, so also can we not say that the mediæval cities of Europe (including Scandinavia and Russia) were a continuation of the Roman cities. They were a continuation of the barbarian village community, influenced to a certain extent by the traditions of the Roman towns.
[170] M. Kovalevsky, Modern Customs and Ancient Laws of Russia (Ilchester Lectures, London, 1891, Lecture 4).
[171] A considerable amount of research had to be done before this character of the so-called udyelnyi period was properly established by the works of Byelaeff (Tales from Russian History), Kostomaroff (The Beginnings of Autocracy in Russia), and especially Professor Sergievich (The Vyeche and the Prince). The English reader may find some information about this period in the just-named work of M. Kovalevsky, in Rambaud’s History of Russia, and, in a short summary, in the article “Russia” of the last edition of Chambers’s Encyclopædia.
[172] Ferrari, Histoire des révolutions d’Italie, i. 257; Kallsen, Die deutschen Städte im Mittelalter, Bd. I. (Halle, 1891).
[173] See the excellent remarks of Mr. G.L. Gomme as regards the folkmote of London (The Literature of Local Institutions, London, 1886, p. 76). It must, however, be remarked that in royal cities the folkmote never attained the independence which it assumed elsewhere. It is even certain that Moscow and Paris were chosen by the kings and the Church as the cradles of the future royal authority in the State, because they did not possess the tradition of folkmotes accustomed to act as sovereign in all matters.
[174] A. Luchaire, Les Communes françaises; also Kluckohn, Geschichte des Gottesfrieden, 1857. L. Sémichon (La paix et la trève de Dieu, 2 vols., Paris, 1869) has tried to represent the communal movement as issued from that institution. In reality, the treuga Dei, like the league started under Louis le Gros for the defense against both the robberies of the nobles and the Norman invasions, was a thoroughly popular movement. The only historian who mentions this last league — that is, Vitalis — describes it as a “popular community” (“Considérations sur l’histoire de France,” in vol. iv. of Aug. Thierry’s Œuvres, Paris, 1868, p. 191 and note).
[175] Ferrari, i. 152, 263, etc.
[176] Perrens, Histoire de Florence, i. 188; Ferrari, l.c., i. 283.
[177] Aug. Thierry, Essai sur l’histoire du Tiers État, Paris, 1875, p. 414, note.
[178] F. Rocquain, “La Renaissance au XIIe siècle,” in Études sur l’histoire de France, Paris, 1875, pp. 55–117.
[179] N. Kostomaroff, “The Rationalists of the Twelfth Century,” in his Monographies and Researches (Russian).
[180] Very interesting facts relative to the universality of guilds will be found in “Two Thousand Years of Guild Life,” by Rev. J. M. Lambert, Hull, 1891. On the Georgian amkari, see S. Eghiazarov, Gorodskiye Tsekhi (“Organization of Transcaucasian Amkari”), in Memoirs of the Caucasian Geographical Society, xiv. 2, 1891.
[181] J.D. Wunderer’s “Reisebericht” in Fichard’s Frankfurter Archiv, ii. 245; quoted by Janssen, Geschichte des deutschen Volkes, i. 355.
[182] Dr. Leonard Ennen, Der Dom zu Köln, Historische Einleitung, Köln, 1871, pp. 46, 50.
[183] See previous chapter.
[184] Kofod Ancher, Om gamle Danske Gilder og deres Undergâng, Copenhagen, 1785. Statutes of a Knu guild.
[185] Upon the position of women in guilds, see Miss Toulmin Smith’s introductory remarks to the English Guilds of her father. One of the Cambridge statutes (p. 281) of the year 1503 is quite positive in the following sentence: “Thys statute is made by the comyne assent of all the bretherne and sisterne of alhallowe yelde.”
[186] In mediæval times, only secret aggression was treated as a murder. Blood-revenge in broad daylight was justice; and slaying in a quarrel was not murder, once the aggressor showed his willingness to repent and to repair the wrong he had done. Deep traces of this distinction still exist in modern criminal law, especially in Russia.
[187] Kofod Ancher, l.c. This old booklet contains much that has been lost sight of by later explorers.
[188] They played an important part in the revolts of the serfs, and were therefore prohibited several times in succession in the second half of the ninth century. Of course, the king’s prohibitions remained a dead letter.
[189] The mediæval Italian painters were also organized in guilds, which became at a later epoch Academies of art. If the Italian art of those times is impressed with so much individuality that we distinguish, even now, between the different schools of Padua, Bassano, Treviso, Verona, and so on, although all these cities were under the sway of Venice, this was due — J. Paul Richter remarks — to the fact that the painters of each city belonged to a separate guild, friendly with the guilds of other towns, but leading a separate existence. The oldest guild-statute known is that of Verona, dating from 1303, but evidently copied from some much older statute. “Fraternal assistance in necessity of whatever kind,” “hospitality towards strangers, when passing through the town, as thus information may be obtained about matters which one may like to learn,” and “obligation of offering comfort in case of debility” are among the obligations of the members (Nineteenth Century, Nov. 1890, and Aug. 1892).
[190] The chief works on the artels are named in the article “Russia” of the Encyclopædia Britannica, 9th edition, p. 84.
[191] See, for instance, the texts of the Cambridge guilds given by Toulmin Smith (English Guilds, London, 1870, pp. 274–276), from which it appears that the “generall and principall day” was the “eleccioun day;” or, Ch. M. Clode’s The Early History of the Guild of the Merchant Taylors, London, 1888, i. 45; and so on. For the renewal of allegiance, see the Jómsviking saga, mentioned in Pappenheim’s Altdänische Schutzgilden, Breslau, 1885, p. 67. It appears very probable that when the guilds began to be prosecuted, many of them inscribed in their statutes the meal day only, or their pious duties, and only alluded to the judicial function of the guild in vague words; but this function did not disappear till a very much later time. The question, “Who will be my judge?” has no meaning now, since the State has appropriated for its bureaucracy the organization of justice; but it was of primordial importance in mediæval times, the more so as self-jurisdiction meant self-administration. It must also be remarked that the translation of the Saxon and Danish “guild-bretheren,” or “brodre,” by the Latin convivii must also have contributed to the above confusion.
[192] See the excellent remarks upon the frith guild by J.R. Green and Mrs. Green in The Conquest of England, London, 1883, pp. 229–230.
[193] See Appendix X.
[194] Recueil des ordonnances des rois de France, t. xii. 562; quoted by Aug. Thierry in Considérations sur l’histoire de France, p. 196, ed. 12mo.
[195] A. Luchaire, Les Communes françaises, pp, 45–46.
[196] Guilbert de Nogent, De vita sua, quoted by Luchaire, l.c., p. 14.
[197] Lebret, Histoire de Venise, i. 393; also Marin, quoted by Leo and Botta in Histoire de l’Italie, French edition, 1844, t. i 500.
[198] Dr. W. Arnold, Verfassungsgeschichte der deutschen Freistädte, 1854, Bd. ii. 227 seq.; Ennen, Geschichte der Stadt Koeln, Bd. i. 228–229; also the documents published by Ennen and Eckert.
[199] Conquest of England, 1883, p. 453.
[200] Byelaeff, Russian History, vols. ii. and iii.
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Places where Jonny Sims brought The Mechanisms into The Magnus Archives
A non-exhaustive list of themes, concepts and interesting situations Jonny might have consciously or subconsciously brought with him from The Mechanisms when writing The Magnus Archives:
Mechanisms
Broken Horses - Ulysses Dies At Dawn
“I wonder if devils get nightmares of all of their victims as well”
Magnus
MAG 142 Scrutiny, MAG 146 Threshold and MAG 120 Eye Contact
The Archivist having nightmares of and with all the people he’s taken statements from, his victims.
Mechanisms
The article Archive Footage on themechanisms.com
Ivy, who has the title of archivist, is described as being a book, not a reader
Magnus
MAG 160 The Eye Opens, mentioned in the statement of Jonah Magnus
The Archivist being described as more of an archive than an archivist.
Mechanisms
Red Signal - The Bifrost Incident
“All the doors are open now!”
The metaphor of an open door signifying that eldritch horrors has arrived and apocalypse is forthcoming
Magnus
MAG 160 The Eye Opens, last line of the statement/ritual
“I. Open. The DOOR” (written phonetically).
The metaphor of opening a door signifying the summoning of eldritch horrors and the start of the apocalypse
Mechanisms
Ragnarok II: The Calling - The Bifrost Incident
Odin, a servant of an unknowable eldritch deity, started the apocalypse and is very happy about it
Magnus
MAG 160 The Eye Opens
The laugh right at the end.
Jon, a servant/avatar of an unknowable eldritch deity, started the apocalypse and is very happy about it
Mechanisms
Ragnarok V: End of the Line - The Bifrost Incident
The tragic, queer romance of Loki and Sigyn ending in dying together, one killing the other, to temporarily save the world from eldritch horrors
Magnus
MAG 200 - Last Words
The tragic, queer romance of Jon and Martin ending in dying(?) together, one killing the other, to save their world from (and doom another to) eldritch horrors
Mechanisms
Hereward the Wake - Tales to Be Told vol. 2
“But he loved his servant Martin”
The titular Hereward is gay for a subordinate called Martin
Magnus
All of s5 and a considerable amount of s4. First confirmed in MAG 161 - Dwelling
Jon, main character, is gay for a subordinate called Martin
Mechanisms
Olympians - Ulysses Dies at Dawn
“Now, when the inevitable reality of death is so unpleasant, you better believe people will do anything to avoid it”
Death is known to be eternal and unpleasant, and this drives rich people to do anything necessary to survive, including killing a lot of people via. the Sphinx
Magnus
MAG 155 - The Cost of Living
Death is, to the rich woman giving the statement, known to be an eternal, painful state, and her wish to avoid this at any cost drives her to kill a lot of people
Mechanisms
Ragnarok II: The Calling - The Bifrost Incident
“I’ve done it! Though I never knew the dreams that ate at me were true”
“The Void sings it to me”
Odin hearing music in her dreams calling her to carry out a ritual that brings an eldritch abomination into this world and thereby causes an apocalypse
Magnus
MAG 151 - Big Picture
“I still hear the music in my dream”
Simon Fairchild likening the call to make a ritual for an eldritch abomination to bring it into this world and thus cause an apocalypse to hearing music in one’s dreams and desperately wanting to recreate it.
Mechanisms
A Rebel Yell - Once Upon A Time (In Space): Apocrypha
“Guess you gotta pay The Piper in the end”
A character called The Piper who causes great losses on both sides of a war by betraying a lot of the resistance and then blowing up a planet of the oppressing force when they don’t pay up, thus serving not a specific side but the war itself
Magnus
MAG 7 - The Piper
A character referred to as The Piper who is an embodiment of the war
Mechanisms
Orpheus, Dionysus, muriatic acid and the strange whirring thing
“Know enough about the events leading up to a situation, and you’ll know exactly what will happen next. So much for free will”
Magnus
The entire concept of The Web, as it understands all the little details that will lead to a certain outcome, knows exactly which future a certain change will bring. And the existential questions about free will this gives Jon in particular
Some of these are more probable than others, and there most certainly plenty I haven’t noticed, so feel free to add your own
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Greeting my friend!
I'm looking for instances of Zatanna using another forms of magic other than her backward magic.
I know She using plenty of magic artifacts, items or even her weaponized stage Magician crafts like cards, smoke pellets, top hat.
But do we have examples of Zatanna using other forms of magic. A ritual, using hands gestures, pact with other being or other magic skills unrelated to her backward speech?
Sure.
-Swamp Thing (2016); a mini series of dubious continuity where she casts a spell using the Hand of Fatima to restore Swamp Thing's human form:
-Justice League of America Vol 1 #161: technically a spoiler but a curse prevented her from using her backwards magic so she starts casting them by speaking them forward instead:
-Wonder Woman Vol 2 #175: where she says speaks forward just to show off to Magenta. Also Phil Jimenez flexing his comic book knowledge:
-The 90's Zatanna mini by Lee Mars and Esteben Maroto where she leaves behind her Dad's magic to embrace her mother's Atlantean sorcery which involves magical eye beams, necklace and magic staff:
-The Batman and Robin Adventures Annual #2: I should get around to posting this. At first it looked like a trick but later on we learn it wasn't. If you consider the DCAU tie in comics canon then this is the first time we see her do real magic in the DCAU:
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Volume 39 has been announced for 2nd November. It's likely to contain the following:
387 - Congealing (17 p)
388- Toya (11 p)
389 - Assurance and Prayers (12 p)
390 - Shoto Todoroki Rising (13 p)
391 - Rejecting the World (9 p)
392 - Villain Name (13 p)
393 - A Girl's Ego (17 p)
394 - Ochako Uraraka vs Himiko Toga (17 p)
395 - Built Upon the Joy of Others (15 p)
396 - Battle Without a Quirk (15 p)
397 - Trash Cleanup (7 p) = (146 p)
398 - Toshinori Yagi: Rising/Origin (15 p) = (161 p)
399 - Organic Alternating Current Lamp (15 p) = 176 p
Most volumes have between 9-13 chapters, and between 184-210 pages. Even in the shorter volumes there are at least 160 pages of story plus generally there are 10-15 pages of extras.
Historically Origin / Rising chapters were always used as volume titles, but here there is both Todoroki Shoto: Rising and Toshinori Yagi: Rising / Origin.
So we may get as volume title one of the more neutral names like "Rejecting the World" (covers both Touya and Toga) or Built Upon the Joy of Others...
Another option is that some pages are added to Ch 387-397 and we cut the volume there.
For cover, I think the following options are likely:
Ochako solo cover (pro: only main kid with no solo cover, Last Ochako cover was Vol 33, she's got a lot of focus in the volume contra: if the vol title is Shoto or AM Rising, they would likely be on the cover instead)
All Might vs AFO (pro: AFO haven't had a cover yet, AM's last cover was Vol 31)
Toga vs Ochako (pro: Dabi vs Shouto and Tomura vs Deku got covers. Contra: Toga vs Ochako got a color cover for Ch 388)
Todoroki family (pro: they never had color art or cover of the whole family, Endeavor's last cover was vol 27, if the volume title is Shouto Rising it would make sense contra: Dabi vs Shouto got a cover for Vol 36)
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Kaidou manga panels I like: (pt 161)
A Cool Reaction: feat. Saiki and delinquents
From: vol 8 ch 84
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