Scott Base, have you ever seen Marcus Yu'swork? You've got very similar themes and aesthetics.
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Sebastian Nitu
09 may 2022
I mean, the russians did win the space race. The americans(if we use what we know) won the moon race, cuz that's the only thing they won over the russians, since the russians kinda were 1st in anything space related
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David Duarte
11 may 2023
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This is quite literally MOVING THE GOALPOST
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jd131213121312
06 feb 2022
thank you so much for these comics, which make me feel slightly less like i'm losing my mind as i confront this world, and which help me see the beauty that remains and that could still be built. thank you.
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imscottbase
07 feb 2022
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My god, thank you for this comment. The world is a beautiful and terrifying place and if I’m helping anyone navigate it in the slightest bit, I’m honoured.
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Seán Schauseil
26 ene 2022
Possible translation:HOLE!
LET'S...
Mission Complete.
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Jan Vrabček
22 ene 2023
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In my oppinion давай could be also translated as: "Bring it on" which could be even more fitting in a situation of landing/crashing a capsule
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s.kirmish
09 ene 2022
Okay, now it is clear, the writer is a communist. The Soviet Union was great, he alludes to, and like with the woman of Crete story, women are not just equal, but better than men.(and Soviets clearly are good, because they had women cosmonauts, because that is all that matters about them, right?) Half of American feminist organisations fly communist insignia as their logo already, so you know where the narrative connection lies.The french revolution (although ultimately positive) also reached its tipping point when finally the women had enough, came out, and made their men join the revolts too. In consequence however, the puppeteers of the future learned about the political power that influencing women had in these modern times…
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voltagehero
07 ene 2023
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I don't understand why so many far right users got flocked to these comics, when the bio is clearly speaking out against the rich.
Scott Base, have you ever seen Marcus Yu's work? You've got very similar themes and aesthetics.
I mean, the russians did win the space race. The americans(if we use what we know) won the moon race, cuz that's the only thing they won over the russians, since the russians kinda were 1st in anything space related
thank you so much for these comics, which make me feel slightly less like i'm losing my mind as i confront this world, and which help me see the beauty that remains and that could still be built. thank you.
Possible translation: HOLE!
LET'S...
Mission Complete.
Okay, now it is clear, the writer is a communist. The Soviet Union was great, he alludes to, and like with the woman of Crete story, women are not just equal, but better than men.(and Soviets clearly are good, because they had women cosmonauts, because that is all that matters about them, right?) Half of American feminist organisations fly communist insignia as their logo already, so you know where the narrative connection lies. The french revolution (although ultimately positive) also reached its tipping point when finally the women had enough, came out, and made their men join the revolts too. In consequence however, the puppeteers of the future learned about the political power that influencing women had in these modern times…