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iamrman ([personal profile] iamrman) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-07-03 05:29 pm

Amazing Spider-Man #102

Writer: Roy Thomas

Pencils: Gil Kane

Inks: Frank Giacoia


Spider-Man teams-up with the Lizard to take on Morbius.


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thanekos ([personal profile] thanekos) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-07-03 10:27 am

Immortal Thor #25 this week is #24's aftermath.

There's the effects of that previous issue's well-teased end.

There's Thor after the fact as was solicited -

" .. [meeting] the Serpent who wore his own face and held his own hammer. "

It's a little more bitter than their meeting in #17. )
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Glittery ([personal profile] glitteryv) wrote in [community profile] recthething2025-07-03 08:41 am
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Community Recs Post!

Every Thursday, we have a community post, just like this one, where you can drop a rec or five in the comments.

This works great if you only have one rec and don't want to make a whole post for it, or if you don't have a DW account, or if you're shy. ;)

(But don't forget: you can deffo make posts of your own seven days a week. ;D!)

So what cool fanvids/fancrafts/podfics/fics/fanart/other kinds of fanworks have we discovered this week? Drop it in the comments below. Anon comment is enabled.

BTW, AI fanworks are not eligible for reccing at recthething. If you aware that a fanwork is AI-generated, please do not rec it here.
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iamrman ([personal profile] iamrman) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-07-03 10:30 am

Thor #277

Writer: Roy Thomas

Pencils: John Buscema

Inks: Tom Palmer


Loki is punished for his part in the death of Balder.


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beatrice_otter ([personal profile] beatrice_otter) wrote2025-07-02 08:22 pm
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Wimsey Quote Database

The hardest thing about writing Peter Wimsey fanfic is the quotes. Peter Wimsey and Harriet Vane have an encyclopedic knowledge of the literature of their era (and the literature that was considered classic/important in that era), and quote it often.

Today I posted on the Gaud Squad Discord that it would be awesome if we had a searchable database of the literature and poetry that they knew or could reasonably be expected to know, searchable by keyword and theme, so that one could look things up easily. And that I would be willing to do the data entry, but had not the technical skills to set it up.
supertailz responded by setting up a Notion instance and is noodling around with the technical aspects of it, so it looks like this is happening!

The easy part is getting the literature that Peter and Harriet quote added--all I have to do is read through the books (no hardship there!) and source the quotations. Although I know there are some annotated versions floating around, and if anyone has a copy of the annotations, that would be lovely.

The hard part is getting the right mix of things that Peter and Harriet would have known. Because what is considered "classic literature" changes over time. Some things rise in acclaim, some things fall out of favor. What would be really handy is a curriculum for Eton ca. 1900 and for Oxford ca. 1910, but so far I haven't found anything. Does anybody know how to search "what literary works were considered classics in 1920"? Or have a good list of where to start?
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Elizabeth Culmer ([personal profile] edenfalling) wrote2025-07-02 01:49 pm

Dear NFE Writer!

Note: I am repurposing my stock Yuletide letter here, which is why some of the sections may seem slightly off-topic for a single fandom exchange.

Hi, and thank you in advance for writing a story for me! I'm pretty easy to please -- unless you write context-free porn, I'll be thrilled just to get a response to one of my prompts. *grin* But I realize that's not terribly helpful, so here's the (very!) long version. (I am sorry for the tl;dr, but I like to talk about things I love and I figure more details are better than fewer.)

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General Information )

Okay. On to specific prompts.

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Jadis & the Gods of the Narnian World )

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The Secret Life of Lasaraleen's Pet Monkey )

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Arthuriana & Morgan Le Fay )

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Telmarine Aeneid )

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Journey to an Alternate Charn )

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And that is that.
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Elizabeth Culmer ([personal profile] edenfalling) wrote2025-07-02 12:26 pm

wherein Liz has moved!

Hey, quick update: I am IN MINNESOTA!

More specifically, I am in my parents' basement, because apparently this is my current millennial life milestone to hit. *wry*

Anyway, the U-boxes were delivered on Monday, we sorted and packed Tuesday and Wednesday, and then decided to order a third U-box because my dad was uneasy about the weight limits. So on Thursday the delivery guy (who is also apparently the local warehouse manager) picked up one box that we had completed and dropped off an empty replacement. We finished packing both boxes that afternoon and moved on to packing the cars and cleaning. Friday morning the delivery guy picked up the two remaining U-boxes, we finished cleaning, and I turned in my keys to Landlord Dude in return for my security deposit refund.

(I stayed in my parents' hotel room Wednesday and Thursday nights, since we packed my bed on Wednesday.)

Then we drove from Ithaca to the Twin Cities in two days (Friday and Saturday), which was kind of a lot and included two stints on local city streets in downtown Chicago because of a nasty traffic jam on I-90. My mom kept going through stoplights just as they turned yellow so I had to follow on red; it was extremely stressful. But we made it!

I have spent the past few days changing addresses with assorted companies and getting my license, car title, and car registration switched from NY to MN. Today I may or may not see about getting a local library card and visiting a Verizon store to see if they can clear some unwanted apps off my phone (I would do this myself but they came pre-installed and don't seem to have a delete option) and also ask about international calls to/from Canada. Also I will try switching my car insurance and AAA membership to MN -- I couldn't do either of those before I got my car paperwork dealt with.

We have been eating down some food brought from my fridge and freezer, since my parents' freezer was very full already. I have seen Vicky briefly when she picked up Alfie (her dog) Sunday evening -- my parents were watching him while Vicky and some friends were staffing a booth/table at a local Pride festival. Also my dad had a colonoscopy yesterday, my mom had a cardioversion this morning (for her afibrillation), and my aunt should currently be getting knee replacements. It has been a medically exciting week!

I believe I still have one refill left for both of my prescriptions, and my Ithaca pharmacy said that although they can't mail medications, I can have a Minnesota pharmacy contact them and they can transfer the authorization. So that is a relief, though I should still find a local primary care doctor sooner rather than later.

Oh! And signups for the 2025 Narnia Fic Exchange are open until July 11, so if you have any interest, please check that out over at [community profile] narniaexchange!
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iamrman ([personal profile] iamrman) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-07-02 06:10 pm

Adventures of Superman #453

Words and art: Jerry Ordway


Superman: Exile.

Oxygen deprivation is making Superman hallucinate ghosts of his past.


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iamrman ([personal profile] iamrman) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-07-02 02:31 pm

Starman #9

Writer: Roger Stern

Pencils: Tom Lyle

Inks: Bob Smith


Batman guest-stars as Starman takes on the new Blockbuster.


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iamrman ([personal profile] iamrman) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-07-02 12:31 pm

Spoiler Origins: Part 2

Writer: Chuck Dixon

Pencils: Tom Lyle

Inks: Scott Hanna


Detective Comics #648.

When Tim met Stephanie.


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iamrman ([personal profile] iamrman) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-07-02 10:31 am

Rom: Spaceknight #19

Writer: Bill Mantlo

Pencils and inks: Sal Buscema


Trapped in Limbo, Rom is reunited with a dear friend.


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icon_uk ([personal profile] icon_uk) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-07-02 08:51 am

X-Men #19

So I am, I hope, a big enough person to admit that I was wrong.

As might have been obvious, I have been concerned at seeing Cypher, one of my favourite characters ever, who was defined by the low key nature of his powers, get chosen to be the Heir of Apocalypse.

But if Jed Mackay and Netho Diaz X-Men #19 is any indication of where we're going though, I'm not just interested, I'm invested...

Yes, but get to the important stuff!! )
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i did it all for the robins ([personal profile] musesfool) wrote2025-07-01 10:15 pm
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a loaded god complex, cock it and pull it

Last night I watched a cute movie on Netflix called Nonnas about that restaurant on Staten Island that hires grandmas as chefs. Lorraine Bracco, Brenda Vaccaro, Talia Shire, and Susan Sarandon play the nonnas, and Vince Vaughn plays the guy opening the restaurant. It's kind of a nice mellow detox from The Bear in terms of a bunch of Italian-Americans yelling at each other in a restaurant kitchen. *g* Plus a really horrifying rendition of capuzelle, which is a roasted (or baked?) sheep's head, which is one of those dishes I try to forget knowing about. Anyway, the restaurant still exists, and now it has grandmas from all different backgrounds who cook there (a review of the real restaurant).

Today was my Monday, and tomorrow is my Friday at work. I could get used to a 2 day work week!

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