Franklin Saint

I just be looking at games & sports on here, pay me no mind. PCMR
#RaiderNation / #yescers / #BronFC

[Franklin Saint @daFranklinSaint]

First physical game since about 2023(Super Mario RPG). And its Unicorn Overlord. Got it for $32. Hope it lands on PC in the future considering Vanillaware is now bringing some games to PC. Although I'm 99% digital these days due to PC as my preference, physical is still important

[♡ pattypls 𐐪𐑂 🔜 Riptide !! 🌊 @PatTouTattoo]

paid my rent

[Nicholas Maguire @nick_maguire254]

The new disc to digital feature on XBOX successfully gave me a digital license to a physical game that has been delisted digitally

[Théard L. Pierre Jr. @th3ardthegreat]

Really thought little John was about to put his momma on a t shirt 😭

[The MontyVerse @TheMontyVerse]

The Beauty of Episode 3 of Lanterns is the nuance.

Everyone is wrong: John, John’s Parents, The Guardians, Hal.

Told from John's POV, we see how he was raised in an abusive household with the show framing that abuse from the POV of the victim.

John’s parents use fear of racial prejudice as a tool to abuse their son into becoming a green lantern. Racism is real and affects so many people. However, the ring is explicitly portrayed as having chosen John's father before Hal.

The show tells us in that opening scene why the ring chose Hal and why Hal is fearless: he watched his father explode in front of him as a child in a plane and Hal overcame that fear and became a pilot just like him. Hal is equally as fucked up by trauma.

What we also see in that scene is the Stewarts' refusal to acknowledge Hal’s humanity or identity because they won’t let John watch his interview.

This show is looking to exam race, racism, and racial prejudice from multiple angles all while honoring the main themes of legacy and fear.

There is so much going on in this episode and it asks a deep level of critical thinking from its audience. I can’t wait for John and Hal to eventually trauma bond and gain respect for each other.

[The LargeHuman @MeatheadMilitia]

Skyrim's main quest is like 18 hours

I have over 2,000 hours in that game

[Nilus @TheHollowNox]

What’s great about that line is that it’s wrong, they used systemic racism as a shield from their failings as parents.

Completely dismissing Hal’s trauma of why he’s fearless from losing his dad. The irony is, a black man was chosen first, not Hal.

The racial nuance was peak

[Tony Bro @ToneQapo]

Marvel canceled Blade, canceled Ironheart, canceled Wonder Man, and had Sam Wilson fighting for his life as Captain America…

me seeing Black Marvel fans show interest in #Lanterns:

[michael. @homebodymike]

Bernadette: My Husband is a Black Man in America

The Guardians:

[The Black Hokage @TheBlackHokage]

“Even in space you don’t see us”

[ALBERTO DE WESKERO @wesker_2]

@AMAZlNGNATURE

[Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE]

Chilean photographer Juan Alonso Gutiérrez captures the blood-red eyes of a white-tufted grebe

[Marina ✨❄️ @dyingnome]

that cyberpunk launch really put the fear of god in them

[The Critical Maester 📚💚 @th3CritclMaestr]

@karlogan_ They were like:

[Kar @karlogan_]

John’s mother: “He’s a Black man!”

The Guardians:

[Teddy Tender 🅿️ @ChilljaeDead]

Lanterns, Penguin, The Batman. DC is peak idc

[ASH! ☀️ @AshDaAries]

John’s Mom every other scene #Lanterns

[Solo @kindadidittho]

Black fatherhood fear.
Black motherhood courage.
Black sibling-hood dynamics.
Race/Classism intersection.
African-American patriotism.
Seeing capitalism as a liberator.
Black visibility.
Racial privilege.
Systemic oppression.
Microagressions.

In under 45 minutes. #Lanterns

[Kevín @KevOnStage]

John Stewart was outcast from his family. The episode was titled “OutKast”. OutKast are ATLIENS like the Guardians.

[Just A Common Fan @JustACommonFan1]

Vanessa Baden Kelly you wrote one hell of an episode that speaks to the black experience. Bernadette questioning the unfairness of asking a Black man if he is afraid and ending with “Gasoline Dreams”?! The deeper meanings may be lost to some. #Lanterns is great.