Guild of the Sun

The option to collapse under pressure is present.

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candicedionysus:

This is literally my most favorite scene in any anime, ever.

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theewhitetiger:

Has there been a more perfect post?

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t-h-e-o-c:

The thing about Ryan and Marissa is, they’re not good together. But they’re worse apart.

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viperpilot:

Well, this is embarrassing

Left: Adrianne Palicki promo shot for NBC’s Wonder Woman.

Right: Kimberly Kane promo shot for ‘Wonder Woman XXX: An Axel Braun Parody’.

….is it just me or does the porno version outfit not only look WAY BETTER crafted and prettier, the actress also has more muscles, a nicer fitting chest piece and a waaay more fitting body type and skin tone. 

Also the porno version doesn’t look more “feminine”/more sexy whatever.

That… is EMBARASSING

the “official” one looks like a really bad Halloween costume

I mean fuck the porno one has bigger wrist cuff I REPEATE: BIGGER WRIST CUFFS PORNO WOMAN IS BETTER DRESSED TO KICK ASS *cries*

can someone contact the designer of the porno 

clearly he/she knows how a womans body works.

It’s embarrassing when the official looks a like a porn and the porn looks like the official thing.

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Women in Comics and in Superhero Films: Why Everyone Should Know About the Hawkeye Initiative

thehawkeyeinitiative:

http://nerdcaliber.com/women-in-comics-and-in-superhero-films-why-everyone-should-know-about-the-hawkeye-initiative/

Thanks to Shawn Proctor for writing an excellent article that shines a light on The Hawkeye Initiative’s mission.

This is one of my favorite articles yet as amongst the reasons he gives for why the common portrayal of women in comics is bad, there’s this gem:

Not to mention the “Women in Refrigerators” trope, when female characters are abused, depowered, or raped and only serve as motivation for a male character to seek revenge.

In effect, boys who read this received completely wrong, potentially destructive messages about female and male gender roles and body image at an age when they are searching for answers to those very questions.