Lex! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈 @Alexis@beepboop.one

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My new webcomic is called KIM & NOE WILL BE OKAY.

It's a queer adventure serial that's also about trying to move on from difficult things and about feelings and stuff.

You can start reading it right here: http://kn.alexdaily.nl/index.php?id=1

comics
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gotta make comics

did I ever post the boulder room

the idea is, it's a room where you go to appreciate the boulder

as soon as anyone says the word "teraflop" to me my whole entire mind phases into a different plane of existence where I'm not having this conversation

In fact, in this specific instance, Dr Who (Whittaker) stumbles into another Dr Who's (Martin) story, and Dr Who gets her own story broken -- by herself.

The central concept of Doctor Who is, there's this hero who stumbles into other people's stories and breaks them.

Why should this hero's own story be off-limits for breaking?

"Is canon overrated?"

it's not even a thing, next question

Bed! G'night, y'all. :) 🌙 🌌

ugh, no The Lighthouse at the Pathé, I guess I'll buy a fucking ticket to go see it at the Forum

"it's about an orphan, a princess, and a scoundrel"

"yeah okay but which spaceship is faster is a thing you should be able to do math about"

the franchise where hard giving-a-shit about continuity bothers me the most is still Star Wars, which in 1977 almost literally opened with, "Once upon a time, a fairy tale, but in space..." and has evolved into "this is the factory where Han's gun was made, this is the gun-designer's mother's mailman's maternal aunt's favourite teacher's middle name."

also, frankly, televised Doctor Who hasn't done anything fresh with the Time Lords or Gallifrey since, uhhhhh, Russell T Davies told us they were all dead.

that dr who is half-human on their mother's side isn't just something the TV Movie casually mentions, it's a pivotal part of the story,

and yet we all collectively have agreed to just completely ignore it for nearly a quarter century and counting

I never want new, televised Doctor Who to be beholden to obtuse nonsense from decades ago if it gets in the way of doing cool things I haven't seen before.

I absolutely will not mind at all if the #DoctorWho season finale completely rewrites Time Lord lore and/or Dr Who's entire history. Do something interesting with it, shoot for the fucking moon and crack it.