Hey, this is the personal tumblr of the shameful Pinoy punster Peyj Turner (alias of Paolo, he/him/his pronouns). There will be art, fandoms of various sorts, cosplay, social justice and essentially fun stuff that I like and support!
People should have warned me against reading this book in one sitting. In the spirit of 'Asterios Polyp', 'Blankets', and 'A Contract with God', Scott McCloud weaves a tale about a man who has two hundred days to create something to leav...
This is roughly in the series where Urasawa makes it clear that, while his story will remain relatively chronological, it will not always have the famous Dr. Tenma in the spotlight. In fact, the way he portrays the stories in between the...
It's easy enough to write about tragedy. To make readers empathize and shed tears over something that has wrought so much havoc and death on American soil, with sob stories to cry over and courageous stories to remember one's faith in hu...
Long story short, Yasuhiko creates a world where the tragedies of war are just as palpable as the glory of the battlefield. Notable in this volume is the Miharu and Kai arc, which is one of the best and most tragic story lines in the ser...
I don't know why I resonated so much with this book, but I do. It probably helps that it was written by a pair of Asian women about a queer Asian protagonist that isn't made up of racist or homophobic stereotypes, but that's not the only...
I read this book going up to my brother's home, about seven hours away, which was about the length of the audiobook (although it was mentioned that this was an abridged version of the book proper so there may be a few parts I'm missing)....
As per usual, Urasawa's sense of dramatic tension and terrific writing makes this volume of 'Monster' an absolute joy to reread. Johan, the cold-blooded killer in the first volume, is on the loose, and Dr. Tenma's is simultaneously pursu...
This is the fifth tome in Makoto Yukimura's series 'Vinland Saga,' and, unlike the volumes past, this one contains a lot less blood, and a lot more character development in the "rebirth" of two different characters: the main protagonist ...
I don’t know where I fit in. *stares at the emo and sweats*
EXCUSE ME. How DARE YOU simplify white culture this much?! As someone with a WHOLE PhD in White Culture I am APALLED that you would leave out the fusion aspect of white culture which is VITAL to their survival and reproductive evolution, as well as cultural linguistosocio capabilities. Behold the TRUE types of white people, taking fusion into account below:
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Actually I think I have something a little bit more interesting than your simple breakdown.
