For anyone who loves or is interested in Manga: @nessavamusic has an activity that she is hosting in March. She has a lot of corresponding information on her original post (and once i figure out how to copy links i will share here. I am ridiculously challenged by links sometimes)
panMeh. I think this is a sense of humour that doesn't quite work for me. Main character is a seemingly irredeemable jerk, the rest of the crew seem to be varying forms of bad, in a lame way. Maybe there's more development later in the series but I'm not hanging around to find out.
Points for sheer eye-grabbing creativity.
I had to go with Spider-Man for today‘s prompt…and Jason Reynolds is a fantastic writer!
#scarathlon #TeamCreepinItReal #scarathlonphotochallenge #spider 6 pts
pickThe inspiration for the hit animated movies but with a very different story. Vampiric, cosmic aristocrats are hunting all the spider-people across the multiverse. Some of the tie-ins are just okay, but the main story is killer.
Miles M. #GoesTheExtraMile for truth and justice
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#IdiomInsight
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
1. Blues Brothers (original)
2. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
3. I wish for a neat and clean house. I pray for peace in Ukraine, Haiti, Sudan, etc.
#wondrouswednesday
Thank you to whoever it was that tagged me!
so-so71/150 A rather lackluster and disappointing finale to the Spider-Man trilogy. I knew I was in trouble when I saw the pages left and know the story was going to get resolved in the last 20 pages. The ending was too hasty, the heroes got lucky finding just the right clues, and Doc Ock's plan, that he'd been meticulously working on for months, fell apart quickly. While the superhero part was kind of meh, the author did a great job...⬇️⬇️
