(Source: howdreadful, via ifellowedsleep)

(via rosalarian)

faitherinhicks:

seanhowe:

Why did Marvel’s attempts to capture a female audience in the early 1970s fail?

“We have learned that the female comic-book market cannot be reached by a few titles displayed at random among the wealth of boys’ magazines. Should we ever again attempt to reach the female market in the future, we’ll use a different size and/or format…”

Ah, lesson learned.

Or rather “lesson learned.” Can’t say much has changed in the direct market. 

(via twyll)

My Lucy Van Pelt levels have been exceptionally high recently.

I am crabby.

And I’m not fully sure why.

I’m starting to think it’s some kind of seasonal affective disorder, only because most of my life has been spent in grey and cold and damp, and I like it that way,  it’s inverted from everybody else.  As I spend longer in inescapable bright sunshine and heat, I will become a bigger and more prickly grouch.

So instead of sitting in front of a light box to simulate … not being a mole-man who never sees the sun, I guess I need to keep a sheet over my head? And maybe set up camp in the shower.