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Notes"…We were particularly amazed when thousands, then tens of thousands of people began creating their own personal Star Trek adventures. Stories, and paintings, and sculptures, and cookbooks. And songs, and poems, and fashions. And more. The list is still growing. It took some time for us to fully understand and appreciate what these people were saying. Eventually we realized that there is no more profound way in which people could express what Star Trek has meant to them than by creating their own very personal Star Trek things. Because I am a writer, it was their Star Trek stories that especially gratified me. I have seen these writings in dog-eared notebooks of fans who didn’t look old enough to spell ‘cat.’ I have seen them in meticulously produced fanzines, complete with excellent artwork. Some of it has even been done by professional writers, and much of it has come from those clearly on their way to becoming professional writers. Best of all, all of it was plainly done with love…. That is the highest compliment and the greatest repayment that they could give us."Gene Roddenberry (via craic-dealer)
It’s always nice to see quotes like this from creators rather than the “omg you’re stealing and raping my babies, you evil monsters” sort of stuff. (Somehow folks with the latter attitude always seem to be more visible.)
There are no feelings like Star Trek feelings. :((( Sorry, you guys, Avengers is nice and all, but STAR TREK 4EVA.
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Woman 1: Christine, look— it’s the Black Widow!
Woman 2: It’s her all right— Madam Natasha! There’s a woman with her own mind— definitely the Gloria Steinem of the jumpsuit set.
And for the first time in many days— the Widow smiles.I’ve posted this before, it’s still like, top ten moments in comics, for me. So much of the discussion about female superheroes, today, reduces them to things for men to look at. And here’s this moment, from a time when feminism was this new-fangled, radical notion, that flat out embraces Black Widow as someone for women to look up to. And she draws power from this, and contentment.
Sure, yeah, superhero comics can be the fantasies of adolescent white dudes. But they can be everyone else’s fantasy, too— dismiss that at your own peril.
From Daredevil #91, by Gerry Conway and Gene Colan.
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*SCREAMING* THIS IS AMAZING
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667-darkavenue asked: Why do you think lot of people think the older Disney princesses, like Aurora and Cinderella, are snobs or weak girl characters? I always see drawings and things of Mulan and Merida being stronger than the other princesses just because they take on non-female roles. I'm curious to hear what you think about this.
You know, I’m glad you asked, because a friend and I were having this exact conversation on Saturday.
I think people think that they’re “weak”...
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ugh, goddamn it, what am I doing, I have real work to to do. X(
Spoilers for the avengers movie. :p
(pose referenced somewhat...
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Earth's Mightiest Feels, Part 2
So I’ve finished season 1NEVER MIND I’m nowhere near done with season one, I’ve seen through 119, obviously I... -
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Oh Peter. ♥ You are adorkable…
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THIS IS THE BEST.
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~*CAMPING*~
