charactermodel: Clark Kent by Frank Quitely [ All Star Superman ] #Quitely4life
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Clark Kent by Frank Quitely [ All Star Superman ]

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Kanye Plus Comics: my first effort. Lyrics: Dark Fantasy Art by Frank Quitely, from New X-Men #137
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Kanye Plus Comics: my first effort.

Lyrics: Dark Fantasy

Art by Frank Quitely, from New X-Men #137

fuckyeahgrantmorrison: New X-Men #135. Of course you tried the drug in the interest of science, Emma. Of course. “Movie stars being directed by God, on location in Heaven.” Also, “I felt angelic and violently insane for five hours. I forsee trouble if this becomes widespread.” Also, fuck yeah Frank Quitely.
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fuckyeahgrantmorrison:

New X-Men #135.

Of course you tried the drug in the interest of science, Emma. Of course.

“Movie stars being directed by God, on location in Heaven.”

Also, “I felt angelic and violently insane for five hours. I forsee trouble if this becomes widespread.”

Also, fuck yeah Frank Quitely.

Source: fuckyeahgrantmorrison

Superheroes exist as archetypes that have been drawn from the same collective unconscious that has been creating stories about heroes for thousands of years. They represent abstract or unquantifiable values–responsibility, vengeance, altruism, guilt–and work out our insecurities and fears on the comics page. Spider-Man insists on a world where people take responsibility according to their ability, no matter how marginal. Batman is about emerging from darkness, away from your baser instincts, and into the light. Superman is a father figure, there to protect us from all possible harm and guide us on our way. One of the points of Flex Mentallo is that superheroes exist to save us from ourselves. They provide an example for us to follow and embody the best aspects of human nature. They represent the hole that’s present in reality, the thing that’s missing that resulted in the world being in the shape it’s in. They’re the memory of a better time. David Brothers, 4thletter.net
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Superheroes exist as archetypes that have been drawn from the same collective unconscious that has been creating stories about heroes for thousands of years. They represent abstract or unquantifiable values–responsibility, vengeance, altruism, guilt–and work out our insecurities and fears on the comics page. Spider-Man insists on a world where people take responsibility according to their ability, no matter how marginal. Batman is about emerging from darkness, away from your baser instincts, and into the light. Superman is a father figure, there to protect us from all possible harm and guide us on our way.

One of the points of Flex Mentallo is that superheroes exist to save us from ourselves. They provide an example for us to follow and embody the best aspects of human nature. They represent the hole that’s present in reality, the thing that’s missing that resulted in the world being in the shape it’s in. They’re the memory of a better time.

David Brothers, 4thletter.net