Light fluttered in through the window like butterflies in her stomach. The dust motes distant worlds and alternate realities where her past truths weren't cracks in the sidewalk. Her truest friend stretched his limbs and purred in the stain of sunlight upon the sack black rug.
Ian Miles Cheong claims he stole @GPrime85 's art to "criticize a self important artist" and used Ai to make him freak out.
In reality, Ian got caught stealing yet another tweet & claims it was on purpose to humble an artist he thinks is self important. Because he sees no value in what Gprime does or real art. He doesn't create anything. Just leeches off everyone and X and Elon Musk reward him for it.
Tomorrow (22 August) is #PITT Day you lot!!! Get ready to back #PITT Vol. 1, collecting the first 4 issues of Dale Keown's iconic comic book character!!! #pittday#PITT#comicsgate
The Pitt: Volume One launch is TOMORROW around 2pm EST! We'll be streaming on and off all day, then on Ballers! Hope to see you all there! @44numskull@shanedavisart
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No Sir.....you cope. You seethe. You cashed in your credibility, Dan. You used your own children to go afyer your enemy.....a grown man. Your WIFE cosigned your fuckery and the usury of you own children. You are diminished, Dan.
Let's talk about publishers that have no fucking idea what they're doing.
For example, misprinting comic book spreads and gaslighting your audience that it's a creative choice. It's usually a sign that you don't know what you're doing, or you as the publisher think your audience is too dumb to notice. Then when you get caught doing it again, you don't fix it, no, that's bad bidness. You turn that book into a 60% off coupon when customers are begging you to not ship them the misprint.
Cause, bidness.
Then the publisher, who obviously is figuring this shit out as I goes at his audience expense, will point at others, saying they're not "professional" as a way to deflect.
Flash is an English word that has existed for almost 500 years. It is also the name of a DC Comic speedster.
However, you cannot make a speedster character named Flash without potentially infringing on DC’s copyright and trademark even if you argue flash itself is a common word.