@jvaralves.bsky.social

The sinkhole level in control resonant is incredible. They showed it ages ago in a gameplay preview, but playing through it was still such a great experience.

I don't recall my exact first comic, but it was somewhere in the Knightquest arc where Azrael has taken over as Batman. I was 8 and didn't really know what the f was up. Batman fan for life (to be fair by this point I'd seem all of the batman animated series xD)

The Enigma of Amigara Walt@blackcasebook.bsky.social · 5mo ago

I forget the exact post, but one of the truest sentiments I've seen about comics is that your first issue shouldn't be Year One or Watchmen or The Dark Phoenix Saga, it should be the eighth installment in a long-forgotten crossover event called like The Mindwar Canticle

Just finished the first 6 issues of @mooncalfe1.bsky.social 's Supergirl. I had tried reading it before but bounced after the first issue. Id just come off Woman of tomorrow and didn't like the tone of the book. I'm glad I gave it another shot, it's now my favourite Supergirl run!

I've been making my way through Claremont's UXM, and although there have been moments of brilliancy, issue 161 is the first full issue that had me hooked beginning to end. I hope this is a good sign of things to come!

Made infinite in marvel snap for the second month in a row. Last month was my first time making it to infinite, took me over 3 week. This was a very speedy climb was very lucky to get on the Hela train day 1 of the season which took me all the way to 90. Switched to ramp for the final climb.

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Just finished @brianmbendis.bsky.social ultimate Spider-Man. What a run! What an ending, not embarrassed to say I got teary eyed, especially his last dialogue with May... Taking a break from Spider man, but then soon I will be picking up the Miles omnibus!

If you're not trans, I don't think I can fully explain how important this is. It's so powerful that one of the most circulated science media publications in the world has come out and said "trans children are real and providing transition care improves their lives." That's groundbreaking.

Popular Science@popsci.com · 10mo ago

The name "Popular Science" doesn't mean we shift our coverage depending on public opinion. It means we cover relevant subjects that are rigorously researched, reliable, and grounded in reality. And trans lives are grounded in reality. We see y'all. No matter what. www.popsci.com/science/tran...

This is possibly the most significant attack on trans rights in this country yet, and I can count the number of posts on my timeline about this on my hands. If you're trying to dismiss this thinking "It'll die in the senate," DON'T! Sound the alarms now!

Katelyn Burns@katelynburns.com · 10mo ago

Bluesky tonight is neatly divided between trans people and family members appropriately angry and freaking out and everyone else who has barely noticed.