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Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook

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I write comics. He/him. No terfs, no swerfs.

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Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · Mar 27

I now have an official account for promotional stuff! This one is all comics, all the time - follow to get the latest. (Though occasionally I will RT from it into the main timeline.)

Al Ewing Promotes Comics @alewingpromotes.bsky.social · Mar 27

Hello Bluesky, this is the official account for promoting new comics by @al-ewing.bsky.social!

Follow us here to get all the latest, including FOC posts, release day threads, and all upcoming convention/store appearances!

Out next Wednesday!

Green Lantern #1 - Cover/Art by Jahnoy Lindsay

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 2d

Namor the Submariner? Total smokeshow

CNBC @cnbc.com · 3d

To shut down rude behavior instantly, try a simple yet powerful five-word response.

Use this 5-word phrase when someone is rude to you—it's like 'holding up a mirror,' says public speaking expert

When we encounter a rude person, our first instinct might be to fire back with a snarky comment. But that's not the right move, says public speaking expert John Bowe. Here's the perfect response to instantly shut down rude behavior.

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 2d

I would die 4 u

CNBC @cnbc.com · 3d

To shut down rude behavior instantly, try a simple yet powerful five-word response.

Use this 5-word phrase when someone is rude to you—it's like 'holding up a mirror,' says public speaking expert

When we encounter a rude person, our first instinct might be to fire back with a snarky comment. But that's not the right move, says public speaking expert John Bowe. Here's the perfect response to instantly shut down rude behavior.

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 2d

“Trouble In Barry Took Block”

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 2d

We agree about Johnny Storm

CNBC @cnbc.com · 3d

To shut down rude behavior instantly, try a simple yet powerful five-word response.

Use this 5-word phrase when someone is rude to you—it's like 'holding up a mirror,' says public speaking expert

When we encounter a rude person, our first instinct might be to fire back with a snarky comment. But that's not the right move, says public speaking expert John Bowe. Here's the perfect response to instantly shut down rude behavior.

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 2d

What you’re describing is bisexuality

CNBC @cnbc.com · 3d

To shut down rude behavior instantly, try a simple yet powerful five-word response.

Use this 5-word phrase when someone is rude to you—it's like 'holding up a mirror,' says public speaking expert

When we encounter a rude person, our first instinct might be to fire back with a snarky comment. But that's not the right move, says public speaking expert John Bowe. Here's the perfect response to instantly shut down rude behavior.

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 2d

A GALLON of PCP, though?

CNBC @cnbc.com · 3d

To shut down rude behavior instantly, try a simple yet powerful five-word response.

Use this 5-word phrase when someone is rude to you—it's like 'holding up a mirror,' says public speaking expert

When we encounter a rude person, our first instinct might be to fire back with a snarky comment. But that's not the right move, says public speaking expert John Bowe. Here's the perfect response to instantly shut down rude behavior.

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 2d

You can be a girl

CNBC @cnbc.com · 3d

To shut down rude behavior instantly, try a simple yet powerful five-word response.

Use this 5-word phrase when someone is rude to you—it's like 'holding up a mirror,' says public speaking expert

When we encounter a rude person, our first instinct might be to fire back with a snarky comment. But that's not the right move, says public speaking expert John Bowe. Here's the perfect response to instantly shut down rude behavior.

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 2d

I shall become a bat

CNBC @cnbc.com · 3d

To shut down rude behavior instantly, try a simple yet powerful five-word response.

Use this 5-word phrase when someone is rude to you—it's like 'holding up a mirror,' says public speaking expert

When we encounter a rude person, our first instinct might be to fire back with a snarky comment. But that's not the right move, says public speaking expert John Bowe. Here's the perfect response to instantly shut down rude behavior.

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 2d

Don’t go wasting your emotions

CNBC @cnbc.com · 3d

To shut down rude behavior instantly, try a simple yet powerful five-word response.

Use this 5-word phrase when someone is rude to you—it's like 'holding up a mirror,' says public speaking expert

When we encounter a rude person, our first instinct might be to fire back with a snarky comment. But that's not the right move, says public speaking expert John Bowe. Here's the perfect response to instantly shut down rude behavior.

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 2d

Drokk! Stumm gas! Respirator down!

CNBC @cnbc.com · 3d

To shut down rude behavior instantly, try a simple yet powerful five-word response.

Use this 5-word phrase when someone is rude to you—it's like 'holding up a mirror,' says public speaking expert

When we encounter a rude person, our first instinct might be to fire back with a snarky comment. But that's not the right move, says public speaking expert John Bowe. Here's the perfect response to instantly shut down rude behavior.

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 2d

When Eric eats a banana

CNBC @cnbc.com · 3d

To shut down rude behavior instantly, try a simple yet powerful five-word response.

Use this 5-word phrase when someone is rude to you—it's like 'holding up a mirror,' says public speaking expert

When we encounter a rude person, our first instinct might be to fire back with a snarky comment. But that's not the right move, says public speaking expert John Bowe. Here's the perfect response to instantly shut down rude behavior.

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 2d

There’s a spectre haunting Europe

CNBC @cnbc.com · 3d

To shut down rude behavior instantly, try a simple yet powerful five-word response.

Use this 5-word phrase when someone is rude to you—it's like 'holding up a mirror,' says public speaking expert

When we encounter a rude person, our first instinct might be to fire back with a snarky comment. But that's not the right move, says public speaking expert John Bowe. Here's the perfect response to instantly shut down rude behavior.

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 2d

I have eaten the plums

CNBC @cnbc.com · 3d

To shut down rude behavior instantly, try a simple yet powerful five-word response.

Use this 5-word phrase when someone is rude to you—it's like 'holding up a mirror,' says public speaking expert

When we encounter a rude person, our first instinct might be to fire back with a snarky comment. But that's not the right move, says public speaking expert John Bowe. Here's the perfect response to instantly shut down rude behavior.

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 2d

But doctor, I am Pagliacci

CNBC @cnbc.com · 3d

To shut down rude behavior instantly, try a simple yet powerful five-word response.

Use this 5-word phrase when someone is rude to you—it's like 'holding up a mirror,' says public speaking expert

When we encounter a rude person, our first instinct might be to fire back with a snarky comment. But that's not the right move, says public speaking expert John Bowe. Here's the perfect response to instantly shut down rude behavior.

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 2d

Techno techno techno techno

CORRRRE

CNBC @cnbc.com · 3d

To shut down rude behavior instantly, try a simple yet powerful five-word response.

Use this 5-word phrase when someone is rude to you—it's like 'holding up a mirror,' says public speaking expert

When we encounter a rude person, our first instinct might be to fire back with a snarky comment. But that's not the right move, says public speaking expert John Bowe. Here's the perfect response to instantly shut down rude behavior.

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 2d

Groove is in the heart

CNBC @cnbc.com · 3d

To shut down rude behavior instantly, try a simple yet powerful five-word response.

Use this 5-word phrase when someone is rude to you—it's like 'holding up a mirror,' says public speaking expert

When we encounter a rude person, our first instinct might be to fire back with a snarky comment. But that's not the right move, says public speaking expert John Bowe. Here's the perfect response to instantly shut down rude behavior.

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 2d

Buy Metamorpho: The Element Man!

CNBC @cnbc.com · 3d

To shut down rude behavior instantly, try a simple yet powerful five-word response.

Use this 5-word phrase when someone is rude to you—it's like 'holding up a mirror,' says public speaking expert

When we encounter a rude person, our first instinct might be to fire back with a snarky comment. But that's not the right move, says public speaking expert John Bowe. Here's the perfect response to instantly shut down rude behavior.

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 2d

People are still having sex

CNBC @cnbc.com · 3d

To shut down rude behavior instantly, try a simple yet powerful five-word response.

Use this 5-word phrase when someone is rude to you—it's like 'holding up a mirror,' says public speaking expert

When we encounter a rude person, our first instinct might be to fire back with a snarky comment. But that's not the right move, says public speaking expert John Bowe. Here's the perfect response to instantly shut down rude behavior.

Reposted by Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook

Terry Dodson: NYCC J-2 @terrydodsonart.bsky.social · 4d

Here’s a look at the original art for Venom 250 page 5out now from Marvel!

From
@al-ewing.bsky.social
Rachel Dodson Inks
and my pencils!

#venom #maryjane #marvel

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Greg Pak @gregpak.net · 4d

Consumer-facing "A.i." is controlled by rightwing billionaires with an interest in spreading disinfo. Excise it from your lives, friends. It's trash.

Mediagazer @mediagazer.com · 4d

About 25% of US adults say they use AI chatbots like ChatGPT for news, and 33% of them say they generally find it difficult to tell what is true and what is not (Pew Research Center)

Main Link | Mediagazer Permalink

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Rip Van Cremastericle @yourpaljohn.bsky.social · 14d

CHOTINER: Some people say your unorthodox medical practice can be harmful.

ME: You're talking about--

CHOTINER: Pagliacci.

ME: I think, sometimes there's a reflex to reach for meds when what we really need is to laugh.

CHOTINER: Of course.

ME: If I had known, obviously.

CHOTINER: Obviously.

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 14d

I’m so sorry for your loss, Russell. Sending love, and condolences to your family.

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Molly Rookwood @mollyrookwood.bsky.social · Dec 17

Ted Chiang:
"The task that generative A.I. has been most successful at is lowering our expectations, both of the things we read and of ourselves when we write [...]. It is a fundamentally dehumanizing technology because it treats us as less than what we are: creators and apprehenders of meaning."

Al Ewing Writes Comics In The Overlook @al-ewing.bsky.social · 21d

I got that one imprinted at a very young age, meaning that damn mantra's run through my head every single time I see or type that word for forty years. So the opposite curse in some ways.