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the reason people who are older and have been in fandom for longer are constantly telling you to NOT bring up fanfics/fandom to writers, producers and actors it’s not only bc it’s NOT FOR THEM, but also bc they can take legal actions against it and make those spaces disappear
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Around February 2027, I plan to release a *doujinshi* (fan-made manga) featuring The Creature and Victor from *Frankenstein* (2025).
This is expected to be my final *Frankenstein*-related *doujinshi*.
As with my previous works, it will be available at *doujin* conventions in Japan, and I also plan to offer mail-order sales.
If you are considering purchasing via international mail-order or in person at an event, please click the ♥ button.
(I will only look at the total number of ♥ clicks; please rest assured that I will not be able to see who clicked them.)
missa retweeted
they’re pushing the giant bean in chicago bc of a flyer. this is area 51 all over again. the people yearn for a silly group activity
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#Frankenstein2025
What are your thoughts on Victor as he’s portrayed in the film *Frankenstein 2025*? To me, he’s a detestable, unethical scumbag—yet, at the same time, he’s someone who never learned what it meant to be loved by a family, someone who had no choice but to cling to his own dreams. If you look at him as an artist, he’s truly remarkable. As an illustrator and graphic artist myself, I can’t help but admire him; in that sense, I find him to be an incredible person. He secures wealthy patrons to fund his vision, allowing him to pour his entire being into creating exactly what he wants—as an artist, I find that enviable, and I’m honestly captivated by his stoic dedication. But people like him spread poison wherever they go; they exert a profound influence on those around them, often leaving a trail of misery in their wake. Even so, he pursues his own desires—transforming himself into a monster in the process—just to bring his creatures to life. He’s a terrifying, awful man, but... I can’t help but envy him and feel drawn to him. He makes for a fantastic villain—the kind of antagonist I find myself able to love.
