RC10092025

@rc1009.bsky.social

He/Him, 28/M, Asexual | I like RWBY, Mr. Robot, and Star Wars

Those covers were so fun to color! Here's the BOOK OF BOBA FETT cover w/o dress as well as four others we did in a similar style. I have my original Marvel ROTJ comics these were an homage to so I scanned in and rebuild the background manually. Tried to make them as authentic as possible.❤️

Jerry Ordway@jerryordway.bsky.social · 2d ago

Yesterday at Boom Tube Comics, the owner Dan got a bunch of copies of my cover variant for The Book of Boba Fett #1, and those sold pretty fast. We collected close to 400$ in donations for the Hero Initiative, a number the store was going to match. Thanks to all who shared and those who came!

I WANT RFK JR AND RUSSELL VOUGHT OUT OF OFFICE. RIGHT NOW. A Health and Human Services (HHS) employee killed themselves *in their office* last week. Russell Vought said they wanted federal employees to suffer. Well they’ve suffered, you fucking monsters www.govexec.com/management/2...

HHS employees face another painful loss amid a year of workplace trauma

News of a SAMHSA employee’s death has brought on a renewed wave of grief for the HHS workforce, which has faced other traumatic experiences in the workplace.

govexec.com

What a beautiful example of how fucking stupid “it doesn’t advance the plot” is as a concept. The point of story is not to absorb all plot efficiently. The point of all of it -plot, character, visuals, backstory, dialogue - IS TO MAKE YOU FEEL THINGS.

Andy Weir says he tried to cut two fan-favorite scenes from
Project Hail Mary
Andy Weir, author of the novel 'Project Hail Mary', told /Film he argued to cut two scenes that became fan favorites: Ryan Gosling's Ryland Grace surrounded by glowing astrophage outside the ship, and Sandra Hüller's Eva Stratt singing karaoke.
Weir said the astrophage scene "doesn't advance the plot." Directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller kept both, and the Amazon MGM film has grossed more than $684 million worldwide. "I should never be a director," Weir said.