What we could become.
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Oh, superheroes…you sillies.Hey, did you guys know that super artist Jake Wyatt is doing Marvel fan art for the entire month of March?! Thank your lucky stars, interneters. We’re only a few days into the month, and already there’s THIS, THIS, THIS, and THIS. Request your favorite character—you won’t be sorry (unless you don’t do it, then you will be very, very sorry).I have this nasty habit of reacting to the exceptional with the absurd. Sorry about that. If you are a true believer, what you should be doing is making your way over to Jake’s Tumblr. If you want to stay for the silly party, then you’re welcome here any time.
“Here is the place where I love you..”
So I’m dedicating this one to the amazing Burdge. Her mind blowing, beautiful, fantastical, inspirational art has basically been the reason for my persistence with drawing. It kinda gives me hope when I feel like I’m crap, etc. Instead of getting discouraged by how amazing her work is in comparison with mine, I try and let it spur me on, encourage me to try even harder.Basically, I really have no idea how I would have survived the years 12, 13, and 14, (and even now, 15) without the beauty that is Burdge’s art. I really have no idea.
So yeah. This is my little thanks. I can’t even begin to communicate what an impact your art has made for me. XD But consider this a sort of “art hug*, heheh. Thank you so much for every thing you do.
Don’t ever stop, Burdge. <3
In a USA Today interview, Brian K. Vaughan responds to reader complaints about ordinary, everyday and even outdated technology, like ATMs, mobile apps and VCRs, popping up in Saga’s fantastical world:
“If something has been established in a previous science-fiction fantasy story like Flash Gordon serials or Star Wars, if it’s a bar or a prince, that’s allowed. But other things are not. It’s a weird distinction but I get it,” Vaughan.
In many ways, though, he didn’t want to write a regular sci-fi story that is often just about the escape from reality.
“I’m not looking to escape,” Vaughan says. “I like stories that remind me of my own life or mirror it in some interesting way… People can keep complaining about it, but there are going to be more ATMs and more cellphones coming up. Be on the lookout.”
