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Looking forward to midsummer. Should try to make some potato salad for it. Or mashed potatoes. We'll see.
I'm not sure how honest the Trending tab is with me.
Something tells me it will be about 3 more years until we get the next update on Kingdom Hearts 4.
Pages 5-8 of 16. Not panels. Sorry for the last typo. The limo becomes quite the hotspot for debauchery, Nandipha and Ursula are stuck waiting for people who likley will not arrive to the party and a rather touchy subject is brought up when one goddess offers to make a mortal into her paladin.
I find it funny how the UK became everything they accused Sweden of being ever since leaving the EU, but also found ways of being even worse, all while Sweden itself started to clean up it's act.
Pages 9-12. Seems Maikeru is more receptive to Francine's idea of being a paladin. And he decides to make that very clear in a raunchy matter to ensure the point gets across. Also, Core makes sure that Johannes doesn't get involved in the matter.
John Blanche communicated 40k's phantasmagoria of superstition, violence, waste, and authoritarianism. Gorgeous art of a universe that warps to uplift its most fevered inhabitants. Our very own Bosch or Bruegel.
Final pages. With the deal between god and mortal set in place, the entire crew decides to end it all in a very raunchy hotel room. And a few extra people will be joining them to make up for the party being missed.
Here is something wonderful made by @ninja-8004.bsky.social a few years back. A WIP of A Valentine's Day comic featuring his Maikeru, my Johannes and @celestiallysin.bsky.social Elfrancza (aka Franny or Francine) and Cora having quite the peculiar night together. Panels 1-4 out of 16.
We’re all in a state of shock here today, as we struggle to take in the news of the death of John Blanche. We were so thrilled and proud that he was able to contribute some new art for Trench Crusade. We shall miss him terribly, but he will live on in his irreplaceable art, and in everything we do.
