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The art style is really not my favorite but hey I will read anything Misty is in and the writing is amazing
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Some Times News
January is almost up, which means the subscription window for Issue 1 of my zine, The Some Times, will be closing soon. I just received a letter today that was postmarked on the 22nd, so it had to have been sent out on the 21st (maybe even earlier). While the window closes on February 1st, this 9-day delay is the exact reason why I will still accept any and all subscriptions that are postmarked by January 31st. I could end up getting some as late as next week. If your letter is postmarked after the 31st, don’t worry, you’ll be signed up just in time for Issue 2.
Submissions for Issue 2 are open until the 6th, so if you have any questions, comments, suggestions, drawings, or photos you would like me to include please send them out as soon as possible. The zine prints on the 13th, and I’m giving myself a full week to write, format, and edit everything. This is a hard deadline, so if I don’t receive your submission by the 6th I can’t add it to the zine until Issue 3 in March. Subscriptions for Issue 2 have a little more leeway. Submissions must be received by the 6th regardless of postmark, but subscriptions will stay open for all letters postmarked by the 13th. If it’s postmarked on the 14th or later, you’ll be signed up for Issue 3.
- Please note that just because you drop it off at the post office on the 13th does not mean it will be processed and postmarked on the 13th; it might be collected the next day, or the next week. Please include the date in the text of your letter so I can get a feeling for how long it takes USPS to sort things out. Rule of thumb: mail it sooner rather than later, just to be on the safe side.
Going forward, the submission deadline will be on the 6th of each month (no wiggle room), while the subscription deadline will be the 13th (some wiggle room).
Subscribing is free!
The Some Times
PO Box 420
Tavernier, FL 33070
United States
The country name is only necessary for international readers. Speaking of whom, while I’m trying to keep this project offline as much as possible, I do have an email address set up to receive digital subscriptions if you live overseas and can’t rely on quick postage to/from the United States.
sometimesnews@proton.me
I will also accept digital subscriptions from people within the US who can’t afford postage or don’t have a deliverable address. If that’s the case but you would still like to receive a physical copy of the zine, just give me your name and a reliable address and I’ll snail mail it out, otherwise I’ll email you jpegs of the pages same day.
I’ll post every issue of the zine here on a one month delay (January’s in February, February’s in March), so even non-subscribers will be able to follow along.
As of January 26th I have readers in 22 states and I would love to fill out the whole map by the end of the year.
I also have one reader from Sweden, but it may take a lot longer to fill out THIS map
If you subscribe digitally, I’d appreciate if you’d include your address anyway so I can at least attempt to mail you a physical copy. It may not arrive in a timely fashion (or at all), but it’s in keeping with the spirit of the project; I aim to unplug as much as possible in 2026. You will still receive the jpegs.
Please spread the word. Show it to your friends. Give them the PO Box or email address. I am very optimistic about the new year, despite *gestures broadly at the world*
Thank you all so much for believing in me!
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SIN OF THE LOVERBOY—Issue I
Pt. I [January 23, 2026]
Thank you for reading the first bit! The next part will have more pages!
Pt. II here.
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this comic is fanservicing me specifically
ive been a ginger fantomex truther since i first met him THANK YOU sinister’s six
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these writers are crazy to think gambit wouldnt be fucking ecstatic to have two rogues
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batman (1940) issue #1
funny to me how much of modern day batman’s ideology is defined by his refusal to kill and yet early batman is willing to do what is “necessary” to stop villains… this is issue #1 so perhaps its simply because they havent fleshed out the character at this point
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Star Wars Insider was originally titled The Lucasfilm Fan Club Magazine. Issue 1 premiered on newsstands in 1987. It featured a letter from George Lucas, an interview with Anthony Daniels, and a celebration of the 10th anniversary of A New Hope.
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To a picture of a soft-smiling Yuya in a hooded robe, Declan says, “The identity of the Phantom…the Destiny factor who holds our future in his hands…is Yuya Sakaki!”
Yuya running away on the rooftop, thinking, “Woo-hoo! Look! They’re closing in!”
Probably-Declan: “Are you enjoying this?!”
Helicopter spotlight shines on Yuya now.
So THIS is what Superhero/Vigilante AU Yuya looks like! Nickname “The Phantom”!!
Edit:
“Shall I show my face?”
And throws off the mask.
“Unfortunately, I’m not the Yuya Sakaki that you seek!”
Nope, nevermind, it’s still Yuto. I suspected it. The previous page was playing on the “Everything thinks the Yu-boys look like each other” gag.
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Ha. “Scale 1” like the Pendulum Scales XD
But why “Syu Zo” Duel School, not Yusho/You Show?!?
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Probably-Zenitsu: “LET GO OF ME, MO[]CHI!!”
Inosuke: “WHY ARE YOU CALLING ME MO[]CHI?!”
Poor Tanjiro, standing there like “o o”
Inosuke: “THE GATE WAS GUARDED SO I TUNNELED MY WAY IN!! I was aiming for the classroom, though.”
Zenitsu: “Stop acting like concrete is no big deal!”
