stupid-lemon-eater:

noelowl:

#I’m pretty sure Tom could commit literally any crime and get away with it#’You are charged with armed robbery’#*face*#’Oh he didn’t mean it. Let him go.’#’Uhhh. You just killed a guy’#’Oh you poor baby! Let’s get you some cookies and milk while we wash this blood off you.’

#And the Oscar goes to: Tom Hiddleston’s face and his astounding capacity to always look like he’s about to cry #What an asshole

(Source: chernichno, via sherlocklaughingalonewithjohn)

andlatitude:

First in a series of summer-y (probably some kind of AU) Avengers drawings. 

(Source: scottpilgrimandramonaflowers)

martinfreemanismadeof-kittens:

toomanylokifeels:

margaretmead:

lascapigliata:

laughingalonewithklingon:

hemostcertainlywillnot:

madetoruleyou:

Excuse the fuck out of me.

Some of us live in places where the only place you can buy comics is Barnes and Noble.

Some of us don’t like comics because of the decades of continuity, complicated multiple universes, and the fact that, while there is a huge amount of talent in the industry, there are countless comics that have been tainted by poor writing and artwork.

Some of us prefer films because it is more relevant to our interests.

Some of us don’t have the income or time to spare to enjoy comics.

You don’t need to have read the comics to appreciate or be a fan of a character.

This attitude of superiority from people who are “real fans” because they read the comics makes me rage so hard.

Maybe people would be more eager to read comics if comic fans were more inclusive.

Oh, you wanna throw in “You can’t like Loki because you never read the old Norse runes.”, too?

It’s a matter of taste. Personally, I’ve never enjoyed reading comic books because I find them to be a) too expensive, b) hard to come by, and c) too complicated for me to understand what with all the new timelines, multiverses etcetera. It’s just not my cup of tea. I try to read as much as I can, but when I do, it’s usually stand alone graphic novels that exist in “their own universe”.

Saying “you’re not a real fan because you haven’t read the comics” is like telling someone “you can’t like banana ice cream because you’ve never tried bananas”. Oh, I’m sorry, never mind then, I’ll just stop liking this character, because clearly you’re much better than me since you’ve read the comic books. Do you want a parade, too? Maybe a monument? A T-shirt that says “I LIKED IT FIRST”? It’s just silly, and this kind of behaviour angers me so much. There’s no prize, you don’t win or gain anything by putting others down, so please, just don’t. It will only make you look silly in front of millions of fans who appreciate the character and story. Plus make you look like a huge ass.

“Oh, you wanna throw in “You can’t like Loki because you never read the old Norse runes.”, too?”

oh my god, perfect. 

also even if comic fans were the most inclusive people around i don’t owe them anything !!!!!! !!!!! !!! !!! !!!!!!!!! !!! !!! !! ! ! ! !! !

all of the above, as well as:

I have never been able to read comics because of the fact that it’s almost all dialogue, and the constant jumping around of the speech bubbles. It’s too much for my eyes. I started reading regular books at a very young age, so my eyes were trained to accept large blocks of text as “normal”, so having to move my eyes around constantly in an unregulated pattern, as well as taking in the illustrations, is way too much for them, and I get headaches and nauseous when I read comics. 

So a nice big old FUCK YOU to whoever made this.

elitism is not nice~ people need to stop with that.

despite having ~kinda~ read some of the comics, I completely agree with all of that ^

(via the-authors-aureate)

the-authors-aureate:

scienceofinduction:

glasmond:

garbage-flavour:

blob-nudelius-beefo:

fallenmachine:

weaponizedwit:

greatbriton:

fancykraken:

magnolia20:

shercock-block:

Became the sidekick of Captain America

Oh dear, he’s too delicate to handle me. This won’t end well.

First kiss stolen by Thor

I approve

Became the sidekick of Hawkeye.

I hope sidekick duty involves groping his ass.

Become the sidekick of The Hulk

hahahahahahaha

Bound for life to Hawkeye. Not bad.

Wrecking havoc with Hawkeye. 

Wrecking havoc with Bruce Banner. Fuck yeah.

isolated on an island with captain america. 

First kiss stolen by
Loki

nope 

Got into a fight with the Hulk.

It was nice knowing you guys.

Had babies with Loki…. I am surprisingly okay with this. (what am I talking about I’m MORE than okay!)

Shared an ice cream with Thor :D

Why couldn’t I have been born one month later dammit

(Source: pigtailedrhapsody)

strangepicturesofmishacollins:

I want in on the love.

Misha acts like a douchebag, but it’s just that: an act. When he’s not in character as The Overlord, you can see his real personality come out, and he is just a sweet, sensitive guy with an off-beat sense of humor. He turns red if someone compliments him, he writes poetry about flowers, he married his high-school sweetheart, he bakes cookies, and he’s incredible open and giving to his fans.

In order to find pictures for this blog, I do a lot of research on Misha and read a lot of people’s personal accounts of meeting him. And I have never read anything from a fan saying, “Misha made me feel like I wasn’t important.” I read things like “We weren’t supposed to take pics but he was all ‘look the other way’ to his aid so I could take one” . Or “One of my friends had managed to pay for an ‘official’ photo with him, which he quickly signed despite the fact that he knew she was supposed to pay for that as well. He also quickly posed for a photo with another of my mates - which was also against the rules, as he knew damn well - because she couldn’t afford to pay for one.” I read about how sweet he was when he met an eight-year-old Castiel cosplayer, how he showered him with attention and made sure he got to ask him his question at panel. And then gave him a free autograph. 

“I ended up telling Misha about my depression, and my attempted and close calls with suicide. I told him what a difference he had made, how he- and the other members of the Supernatural cast- inspired me and continues to inspire me to keep fighting back against the depression. He took my hand in both of his, stared me straight in the eye and simply told me how glad he was that I hadn’t gone through, and how loved I really was…and it’s funny. I’ve heard it from a thousand other people- close friends and family- and yet, hearing it from a near-stranger; someone that didn’t know me at all…it sort of all clicked in my head this evening.”

Even when he’s not at a convention, he’s still incredibly sweet, like when he randomly met a couple of fans at an airport. He could have brushed them off or been rude, probably without consequence. But he wasn’t; he didn’t just give them his autograph and took a picture with them, he was truly sweet and welcoming to them. That could have been a horribly negative experience, but Misha made it an incredible one for them. And he didn’t have to. He wasn’t getting paid to do it. He did it because he wanted to.

There is no reason to hate Misha. I’ve never heard anything that wasn’t completely bogus, and I’ve looked for dirt, for rumors, whatever. He’s a sweet guy; he’s intelligent, supportive, compassionate, creative, open-minded, weird, and he trolls like nobody else. And frankly, if you say you want him off Supernatural and out of the fandom because “he’s ugly” or “he’s so awkward,” I really want you out of the Supernatural fandom because you’re a bad person.

Not because you said that about Misha but because you’d say that about anyone.

(via cocokat)