G.W.

@gotitwrite.bsky.social

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Bestsmelling author. Writer of a few things here and there. Go read my webcomic right now at www.cassiopeiaquinn.com

Superman in My Adventures With Superman looks at cutesy model cows on a hill under glass
Photo by jetsun of the Terminator 2 3D attraction as it existed in Osaka, Japan at Universal Studios, simulating a Cyberdyne Systems office building front.
Video game screenshot: In 1899, someone's bearded lazy Uncle asks "Why are we fighting the Philippines, huh?" while reading the newspaper in Red Dead Redemption 2 (2018).
Upper: Still image from an old silent black and white cartoon within The Simpsons where Teddy Roosevelt is standing on a sidewalk next to Itchy the violent mouse. From S7E18, "The Day the Violence Died." TEXT: "Ah, Manhattan Town. An agreeable sight for an Old Knickerbocker such as myself."
Cover for Nintendo Game Boy Advance game Disney's Kim Possible 2: Drakken's Demise featuring the cartoon teenage adventurer and her mad scientist arch-nemesis
Text box with the word "tactleneck" from Archer describing a tactical turtleneck outfit.
An Aston Martin sports car flips over and over on a rainy nighttime road in Casino Royale (2006)
Unreasonably attractive young spies prepare to drive a beat-up but forceful Aston Martin sports car in Malta in 007: First Light (2026)
Gif cast shot of the Warriors gang from the movie The Warriors (1979).
Darkened-base comic cover featuring lightsabers, a droid, a fated hero, a dashing heroine, a skulking scoundrel, and visual inspiration from the Taris section of the video game Knights of the Old Republic (it's set slightly earlier than the classic game). Art by Brian Ching.
Principal Skinner deftly sidekicks a lawyer into his toughs, knocking them all over in The Simpsons S4E4, "Lisa the Beauty Queen"
Title card of HEMP FOR VICTORY, 1942 United States propaganda film about the importance of growing hemp for its fibers, to sustain the war effort. A rope is prominently featured.
Hey Wolverine! What'cha doin'? Ahhh... tryin' to write a letter to my girl Mariko Yashida in Tokyo. I was gonna impress her by doin' it in traditional Japanese calligraphy. I know kaisho style like the back of my hand, but this old-timey reisho is drivin' me nuts-- Wow, that's really interesting. Say, would you mind-- No. You didn't even hear what it is yet! Funny thing, that: I've developed a new mutant power that lets me know that anything you could possibly ask me is something I'm not gonna wanna do. (Wolverine: First Class #2, 2016, words by Peter David, pencils by Andrea Di Vito)
Still from The Simpsons Season 6 Episode 18, "A Star is Burns." Arrogant old millionaire C. Montgomery burns, dressed in robes and bathed in a heavenly spotlight, has just given Judah Ben-Hur a drink of water in the desert because he is portraying himself as Jesus.
A hand with extraordinarily coherent rays of light coming out of it. A section from AI slop image Donald Trump posted of himself on Truth Social in which he is garbed as Jesus and miraculously healing a man with the light from his hands.
Comic panel section: a Vietnam-era two-star general toothily grumps it up at a jungle firebase. GENERAL: The fragging of officers is a myth, Captain. That's exactly the kind of bullshit the peace freaks use to five this war a bad name. Now answer me my question and you make it goddamn good: What the hell is being done to restore order here? From The Punisher: Born #1 (2003) by Garth Ennis, Darick Robertson, Tom Palmer
2018 cover of Eoin Colfer's fantasy/sci-fi children's bestseller, featuring young super-criminal Artemis Fowl and his fairy foil, Holly.
Magneto holds the lifeless body of Kitty Pryde, whom he believes he accidentally killed with an electrical surge as she tried to pass through him, with his pain having caused him to lash out. Again. It's kind of his thing. (Uncanny X-Men #150, 1981 - Claremont, Cockrum, Wein).
X.com C'est si bonbon @angryangryhippy This is the biggest reason I hate 1st person. If I'm reading a book and the protagonist is talking about some "I" while doing the most mind- numbing bullshit, I'm tossing the book in the trash. Because I would never make *that* decision. 4:13 PM 3/30/26 2.6K Views Shawnna @Bassanimation Omg thank you, there's nothing more annoying than first person and it's a terrible character. "I" did not arrive at the frat party wearing no panties, THAT barnyard animal did and she's making a mess on all the furniture *closes book*
Cracked rectangle of old chocolate with a lumpy depiction of a Vulcan throwing their gang sign, plus logos. VULCAN
Marge Simpson has seized an old anti-Iranian propaganda shirt reading "AYATOLLAH ASSAHOLA" from her husband Homer. I DON'T CARE WHO'S CONSOLIDATING THEIR POWER.
Leon S. Kennedy delivers an above head height spinning kick to the face of a zombified lady in Resident Evil: Requiem (2026)
Still from X-Men: The Animated Series where Wolverine argues with Forge. [Wolverine] You mean I'm too old?
Astonishing X-Men (2004) #2 cover featuring White Queen covering Cyclops's eyes by John Cassaday.
The Marvel Tokon version of Danger, who is an anime-influenced version of what happens when your alien training room computer gets really mad and tries to kill you (and turns into a tough naked lady who hits people because of the writer's barely-disguised fetish).
Basil @LinkofSunshine People on twitter will really be like "you believe in voting? that pales in effectiveness to my strategy, firebombing a Walmart" and then not firebomb a Walmart
Section of BBC news feed: More than 60 Minnesota-based companies call for de-escalation published at 17:58 17:58 Maplewood, Minnesota. Best Buy logo. Best Buy Co. Inc. is an American multinational consumer electronics retailer . Image source,Getty Images The chief executives of 3M, Best Buy, Target, and UnitedHealth Group - along with dozens of other Minnesota-based businesses - have signed an open letter calling for "an immediate deescalation of tensions" and for local and federal officials "to work together to find real solutions". The letter was issued today by the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce and includes more than 60 signatories. "In this difficult moment for our community," the business leaders say, "we call for peace and focused co-operation among local, state and federal leaders to achieve a swift and durable solution that enables families, businesses, our employees, and communities across Minnesota to resume our work to build a bright and prosperous future."
NBC NEWS POLITICS U.S. NEWS WATCH SUBSCRIBE 2h ago Yes, Alcohol is bad for you. But could it make us less lonely?
Muffy from Arthur reacts with shock as her father says "This is something money can't fix, honeywallet."
[A classic-styled Marvel Conan cover based upon varied comic book influences, but by artist Scorpio Steele. Conan is fighting a big snake controlled by a woman clearly based on actor Debra Paget (b. 1933.)] CONAN THE CIMMERIAN MARVEL COMICS GROUP APPROVED BY THE COMICS CODE 20c 1 MAY 62119 CONAN THE CIMMERIAN ROBERT E HOWARD'S BARBARIAN HERO IN AN ALL-NEW COMICS MAG THE TOMB OF VENDHYA
Charlie from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia frantically grabs his conspiracy notes on a wall in a very memeworthy way, sure he has found out through running a mailroom that boxes full of undelivered letters are proof this office does not actually have many people in it.
Cover of Batman #45 (Feb, 1948) by Win MortimerIra Schnapp. Somehow Batman and Robin are popping out of huge Jack-in-the-box boxes, their lower bodies replaced by springs. A pleased and astounded family are accepting boxed gifts from them in front of a Christmas tree.
Picture of a VW 1966 Beetle variant by Vwexport1300 on Wikipedia
American folk music legend Woody Guthrie strums his guitar, on which he has pasted a label and written THIS MACHINE KILLS FASCISTS
Inside of a diner, Eric Cartman from South Park winces and glances down and away while holding a ketchup-coated french fry. His frienemy Kenny quietly contemplates his own fries seated next to him.
Peter Griffin from Family Guy sits in a movie theater, smiling with recognition and pointing at the screen. He is not speaking but is glancing at fellow audience members excitedly.
Paul Bettany looks both pleased and interested in a reserved, 18th century kind of way as naturalist Dr. Stephen Maturin in Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003).
COMIC ALWAYS SHALL BE [Child watching Star Trek.] TELEVISION (KIRK): What makes you so sympathetic toward them? TELEVISION (SPOCK): It is not sympathy so much as a curiosity, captain. A wish to understand. They regard themselves as aliens in their own worlds, a condition with which I am somewhat familiar. [Child gets haircut like Spock's.] DADDY: Maddy, what's going on? MADDY: I'm a Spock. DADDY: You mean a Vulcan, princess? They don't all have the same name. You can be a Vulcan, but only Spock is Spock. [Child pauses.] [Child revolts.] MADDY: Daddy, that's unlogical! Also mashugana! DADDY: And getting this upset is emotional.
DR. MANHATTAN: "In the end?" NOTHING ends, Adrian. Nothing EVER ends. ADRIAN VEIDT: Jon? WAIT! What do you mean by... (Dr. Manhattan vanishes forever)
Text from Variety article, Oct 10 2025: During the presentation, del Toro also candidly weighed in on the current debate over the threat of AI, and said it was important to "differentiate the term Al as a tool and Al as a proposal of generating creativity." "If you look at a particle system that has been used in animation for more than 15 years, that system contains elements that could be seen as AI. Generative Al is a different conversation," said del Toro. "A few months ago, somebody wrote me in a high position. They said, 'What is your stance about AI?' And I answered the email saying, 'I'd rather die."
Wolverine (played by Hugh Jackman) arises from a tank of medical goo in X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
Late night host Jimmy Kimmel, wearing a tablecloth for a Superman cape, shouts into a microphone in a skit
A woman in a 1930s aviator outfit amiably discusses something with another in a future military jumpsuit. In the background a spaceship is parked.
65-Meter Sailing Yacht built by Royal Huisman, owner Bob Iger
A seated view of “Babylon, the Mother of Harlots” from the 1974 Spire Christian Comics adaptation of Hal Lindsey’s evangelical book The Late, Great Planet Earth (in which he projects that the Rapture will occur in the 1980s). Art by Al Hartley.
Call of Duty: Black Ops video game screenshot. A first person helmeted view from a pilot approaching a test or trainer model of the SR-71, but in the game it's supposed to be the real deal so shut up.
Homer simpson tents his fingers and admires a chimp scratching inside its own asscrack using a tree in the Simpsons episode Simpsons Safari.
Books: A novel by BILL CLINTON and JAMES PATTERSON THE PRESIDENT IS MISSING KNOPF
Jean Wang and Rongguang Yu smile at each other on a rainy night while wearing thief garb in the trailer for Iron Monkey (1993). [CAPTION: THEY ARE A THIEF COUPLE]
Swashbuckling governor Elaine Marley and hapless protagonist Guybrush Threepwood from Secret of Monkey Island. GUYBRUSH: Never pay more than 20 bucks for a computer game.
TV screencap: some dramatic Midsomer Murders stuff is happening but there are nice black dogs on a nearby bed and they're adorable!
Intro to SNATCHER (1988), Writer & Designer: Hideo Kojima, Director: Naoki Matsui.
The armored Macbeth/Macduff fight from Macbeth (1971).
Well actually Is it OK to ask ChatGPT to write my wedding vows? (WEIRD ILLUSTRATION OF SILHOUETTES GRASPING HANDS)
1939 British War Office poster with crown design reading: YOUR COURAGE YOUR CHEERFULNESS YOUR RESOLUTION WILL BRING US VICTORY Corner watermark and credit Imperial War Museum, London
Video game screencap section, focused on the fan-favorite metal-chased, helmeted version of comic book Star Lord's costume as it appears in the Guardians of the Galaxy video game.
Small green and blue frosted dinosaur-shaped cookies.
Frosted mother's cookies packaged in a Jurassic Park tie-in bag
TV Still from Midsomer Murders: A motorcyclist rolls down a pleasant county lane. The bike's license plate is KKK 212N.