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MrKnight

@mrknightwrites.bsky.social

FREE PALESTINE NOW AND FOREVER | Comic analyst, Martial Artist, joy and whimsy spreader. Follow on substack https://mrknightwrites.substack.com/p/ill-be-a-x-man-so-you-dont-have-to

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Deniz Camp@denizcamp.bsky.social · 3mo ago

It has meant so much to me. You have meant so much to me. I'm struggling to put it into words at the moment. But the absolute best part of this book was you, the readers. I will never, ever forget all you have done for me. Eyes are watering so I have to go! Back soon with more!

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Deniz Camp@denizcamp.bsky.social · 3mo ago

So, I've seen some talk about exclusive contracts, etc. What I want to clarify is that whatever is true or not true, ASSORTED CRISIS EVENTS is an ONGOING SERIES. We are working on it continually, and tons of exciting news is coming soon! I have big plans with Image Comics!

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Kelly Thompson@kellythompson.bsky.social · 4mo ago

The Circe & Diana mother-daughter relationship was not only one of the most important pillars of Absolute Wonder Woman, but also the most important to me personally. My mother is adopted and I wanted to show how powerful and beautiful that can be. Happy Mother's Day to all loving mothers everywhere.

Comic book spread -- progressive panels of a child (Diana/Wonder Woman) slowly growing up in a cave setting (The Underworld), raised by Circe. The setting slowly warming up and progressively becoming a home. Pages from Absolute Wonder Woman #1. Art by Hayden Sherman, colors by Jordie Bellaire, words by Kelly Thompson, lettering by Becca Carey. Comic book spread -- progressive panels of a child (Diana/Wonder Woman) slowly growing up in a cave setting (The Underworld), raised by Circe. The setting slowly warming up and progressively becoming a home. Pages from Absolute Wonder Woman #1. Art by Hayden Sherman, colors by Jordie Bellaire, words by Kelly Thompson, lettering by Becca Carey. Comic book spread -- progressive panels of a child (Diana/Wonder Woman) slowly growing up in a cave setting (The Underworld), raised by Circe. The setting slowly warming up and progressively becoming a home. Pages from Absolute Wonder Woman #1. Art by Hayden Sherman, colors by Jordie Bellaire, words by Kelly Thompson, lettering by Becca Carey. Comic book page depicting a mother (Circe) climbing into bed with her daughter (Diana/Wonder Woman) and her monster friends after a bad dream. She talks of love being transformative and also a prison. She talks of sacrifice. From Absolute Wonder Woman #4. Art by Hayden Sherman, colors by Jordie Bellaire, words by Kelly Thompson, lettering by Becca Carey.