@sabrinatvband
Also known as SabrinaTVBand Transfem Heads up, I post NSFW art sometimes https://linktr.ee/sabrinatvband https://sabrina-tvband.itch.io/ https://www.patreon.com/c/tvband https://throne.com/sabrinatvband
Did you know that you can read my thoughts on comics/movies early for just $1.50 a month? Not only do you read the articles a week early, your support also helps me make them.
Links to some of my best work below 🧵
www.patreon.com/tvband
Also, I don't usually write articles about gender stuff, but when I do, I write some good shit.
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If you join you can expect the following pieces soon:
-A piece on post-Crisis Catwoman before Ed Brubaker's reboot (1986-2001)
-More stuff about Peter David's Supergirl
-An essay covering all of Mike W. Barr's Mantra (a piece covering the first six issues, plus crossovers is already on the Patreon)
About once every month I publish a collection of more casual comic reviews. This one from earlier in the year contains reviews of Challengers of the Unknown, Maximum Carnage, and George Perez's Wonder Woman.
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Last year I did a piece on my 20 favorite Blu-Rays; listicles can be fun sometimes!
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A few years ago I wrote the definitive piece on Adam Warren's Dirty Pair adaptation, analysing its history, formal qualiites, and changing art style.
neetozma.com/2025/10/17/a...
At the end of each year I publish a list of the films I most enjoyed seeing that year. This is the most recent one I did for 2025.
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I'm a visual artist and fiction writer myself, and so when I review comics and movies I come at them on both a craft level as well as a more conventional critical level.
I recently published the first piece in a series about Peter David's Supergirl run. I talk about the history of the comic, its politics, and its writing/art.
neetozma.com/2026/03/01/r...
Did you know that you can read my thoughts on comics/movies early for just $1.50 a month? Not only do you read the articles a week early, your support also helps me make them.
Links to some of my best work below 🧵
www.patreon.com/tvband
That feeling when you realize a source that you thought was reliable in actuality has poor editing/sourcing/whatever . . . it's not a good feeling.
Damnit, every episode of the You Must Remember This podcast miniseries on Joan Crawford uses this book as a source.
www.youmustrememberthispodcast.com/episodes/cat...
Now LIVE on Welcome Change: an evil sorceress feminizes a loser guy. This is WeChange's first collaborative effort, between @jonothing.bsky.social and myself.
Buy THE SORCERESS'S BAD SEED, and receive not only a brilliant comic, but also thumbnails, layouts, and more!
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If you don't know what All-New Sloane Lone is
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Now live on my Patreon: a 4,000~ word preview of my next novel. It's a lot like All-New Sloane Lone, except different.
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If you see this, post a robot.
star trek themed doctors office that looks very like much the TNG/VOY era consoles. there is also a cardboard cutout of seven of nine!
one of the waiting chairs that looks like the bridge of the enterprise-D’s navigation console except that the chair is black.
im at the eye doctors. there is a doctor here who has a whole ass star trek themed setup
legit i think the most successful i have been at selling a ttrpg was when a random post about one of mine got a bunch of reblogs on tumblr. if you like something made by an independent creator (not even just ttrpgs! podcasts, webcomics, videos, whatever) you gotta be loud and annoying about it
A giantess leaning against a rock.
A woman sitting in a snake chair.
A woman leaning against some pillows.
I want to feel better about buying some books; anyone want to commission me to do a drawing?
A piece with a bunch of bells and whistles like the ones below will cost $60. A drawing that's just a character in isolation will cost $40.
Someday someone is going to have to write Golden Age of Hollywood forced feminization where loser guys are contracted by the studios, and then feminized and brainwashed into being mentally unstable actresses.
That someone will probably be me.
Star Wars Cast & Crew Find Mutual Interest: Comic Books “Sometimes | reality fett iterate around the set,” said Mark Hammil, Star Wars’ Luke Skywaiker. However, # wasn't discussing Shakespeare with Alec Guinness that made him feel unread, it was discussing comic books with aficionado George Lucas. Mark explained his love for comic books. “When | was a kid, we weren't alowed to have them in my family. | was told they were a waste of money. But | still got them somehow. That made them even more exciting to read because they were forbidden. And my tnends ail had them. My love for them now ts a kind of compensation for not being able to buy thern then. | have collected a lot of them now, tike SHver Surfer. | love Green Lantern—the one with the ring. Superman got on my nerves, but | ke Batman because he could get killed. And | got my fix of monsters from Classics Hustrated, which had things like Frankenstein.” George Lucas was 90 passionate about comics as a boy that Alex Raymond’s Fiash Gordon was the inspiration for Star Wars. kis love of the genre has remamed 30 constant that he co-owns a gallery-booksiore in New York City which speciakzes in space fantasy and science fiction comic strips and comic books. Carrie Fisher is also a devotee of comuc books, but her taste runs more to ‘ those love comics. | sti have them, and | am still fascinated by them. They gave dating tips, which was my favorite section. There was Trve Love, Young Romance, and Just Married. They had the most delightfully bizarre stones. | read them twice as soon as | got them. They were always the same and always great. Juliet stuff, but « always worked. “There's also another series that | loved,” said Carrie. “tt was underground comic types of things, like Sime and Despair, | didn’t really read them. | just loved to look at their covers. | think my favorite was the Leather Nun. And you had to be eighteen to buy it” Even producer Gary Kurtz was not immune to the comic book mara on the Star …
BANTHA TRACKS #1 (1978)
Photo of a vhs for an episode of the Animorphs tv show that features a boy transforming into a dog. Titles and copy read GOD’S PUNISHMENT NOW YOU EAT DOG SHIT the inner thoughts of the child float around his transformation, they read: What’s happening? Sure could go for some dog shit I eat dog shit now? What did I do? Wish I was eating dog shit right now A promotional graphic proclaims A boy turns into a dog and eats dog shit for lying Part 1 the sins of children series
Back cover copy for NOW YOU EAT DOG SHIT SOME PEOPLE NEVER EAT DOG SHIT... SOME DO. God can see and hear everything so when Kevin and his friends decide to watcha PG-13 movie when they were supposed to be studying God knew he would have to punish Kevin since it was his house. The next day before school Kevin suddenly morphs into a dog and runs outside to look for dog shit to eat. He eats all the dog shit in the neighborhood and the neighbors give this hungry boy a round of applause for cleaning up the place. But when he morphs back into Kevin they are all disgusted. They call him Dog Shit Boy and tell him to stay the hell away from their dogs' asses. Every few hours Kevin turns back into a dog to eat more dog shit. The only way Kevin will be free of God's curse is to figure out what he's being punished for, but if he can't do that before midnight he'll eat dog shit for the rest of his life! THIS TAPE CONTAINS THE EPISODES "DOG SHIT BOY" AND "GOD'S GUN" PARTS I AND II PRODUCED BY PAPERBACK PARADISE A DIVISION OF PAPERBACK PARADISE ENTERTAINMENT
For me the most depressing part isn't that whole "were all passing around the same 20 dollars"
Cause I'm not but at the end of the day I'm on welfare and doing what I can but it is soul crushing how many queer people who you want to help out on patreon or just PayPal or whatever and you *cant*
"Oh, I see where you're getting confused; I'm not talking about mechsploitation handlers, I'm talking about film studio handlers. But, now that you mention it, there IS a lot of coercion involving drugs and stuff . . ."
I'm writing a story about an actress that takes place during the 50s right now. But I'm not sure if that story and the idea I just mentioned should coexist in the same story. Maybe two stories that go together in one book?
Someday someone is going to have to write Golden Age of Hollywood forced feminization where loser guys are contracted by the studios, and then feminized and brainwashed into being mentally unstable actresses.
That someone will probably be me.
Poster for Dr Jekyll and Ms Hyde
I watched Dr Jekyll and Ms Hyde tonight, an abysmal movie I'm ashamed to say I moderately enjoyed.
More Ribbed Woman
Seth Green killed an industry in a way that @youknowlydia.bsky.social finds hilarious. It was an industry that needed to die so we made her article FREE. 1900hotdog.com/2026/03/nerd...
Four versions of the same three panels. The first version is thumbnails, the second is more detailed layouts, and the last two are black and white and colored versions of the final artwork.
PYOE
Perform Your Own Exegesis!
The Sorceress's Bad Seed, currently available on Welcome Change, includes over 30 pages of process materials!
Not only do you receive a masterpiece-tier eight page comic, you also can see how @jonothing.bsky.social and I created it! wechange.me/jonothing/ba...
