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icon_uk ([personal profile] icon_uk) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-10-01 01:22 pm
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Mod Post - Imgur blocked in UK

As some members (and Mods) discovered yesterday, the image hosting website Imgur has blocked all access to anyone in the UK (and only the UK). This seems to be the result of a disagreement between Imgur and UK Laws regarding data safety.

Imgur have given their own, rather terse, statement on the matter

The header for Scans_Daily is hosted on Imgur, and it has long been a popular hosting site for users, which makes things difficult moving forward for UK users (and Mods), which we will need to consider the implications of, and let you know as required.

 





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iamrman ([personal profile] iamrman) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-10-01 12:33 pm

Captain America #392

Writer: Mark Gruenwald

Pencils: Rik Levins

Inks: Danny Bulanadi


Cap fights to foil Superia's mad plan.


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iamrman ([personal profile] iamrman) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-10-01 10:31 am

Knightfall: Showcase '93 #8

Writer: Doug Moench

Pencils and inks: Klaus Janson


Two-Face puts Batman on trial.


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tcampbell1000 ([personal profile] tcampbell1000) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-09-30 05:10 pm

The Story DC DOESN'T WANT YOU TO READ: JLI #11-12 (JLI 12/?)

Warning for a vaguely 9/11ish scene, presented as harmless, cartoonish action thirteen years earlier.

Last time we saw Maxwell Lord, he was bleeding out and likely already dead, and his killer was receiving instant karma from Max's digital ally:



What could be a more disturbing sight to find in Max's office than that? Well, this comes pretty close:

I half expected to see her Borgified, SUPERMAN III-style. )
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iamrman ([personal profile] iamrman) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-09-30 05:29 pm

Batman and the Outsiders #3

Writer: Mike W. Barr

Pencils and inks: Jim Aparo


The Outsiders fight a deranged veteran who is planning to poison Gotham City.


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iamrman ([personal profile] iamrman) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-09-30 12:31 pm

Amazing Spider-Man #115

Writer: Gerry Conway

Pencils: John Romita, Sr.

Inks: John Romita, Sr. And Tony Mortellaro


By Aunt May betrayed!


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icon_uk ([personal profile] icon_uk) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-09-30 10:39 am

Mod Post: Off-Topic Tuesday

In the comments to these weekly posts (and only these posts), it's your chance to go as off topic as you like.

Talk about non-comics stuff, thread derail, and just generally chat among yourselves.

The intent of these posts is to chat and have some fun and, sure, vent a little as required. Reasoned debate is fine, as always, but if you have to ask if something is going over the line, think carefully before posting please.

Normal board rules about conduct and behaviour still apply, of course.

It's been suggested that, if discussing spoilers for recent media events, it might be advisable to consider using the rot13 method to prevent other members seeing spoilers in passing.

The world situation is the world situation. If you're following the news, you know it as much as I do, if you're not, then there are better sources than scans_daily. But please, no doomscrolling, for your own sake.

A new gene therapy for Huntingdon's Disease was announced, and appears to be very promising, though it's early stages yet.

The Mangled Apricot Hellbeast (to borrow a favourite Scottish term of un-endearment), tried to convince the world that the dark forces within the UN were out to sabotage his speech; first by halting an escalator as he got on (despite the fact the most likely culprit was his own videographer accidentally hitting an Emergency Stop button at the top), and then the teleprompter (which it turns out was being managed by White House staff at the time).

The fact he used his speech, which rambled on for four times as long as scheduled, to basically berate the entire organisation/world for not being like his version of America, went down as well as expected.

The UK's very own Poundshop Trump wannabe, Farage, decided to ape his idol by claiming that "Migrants are stealing and eating our swans from the Royal Parks". This had about as much validity as you might imagine with ONE report from over 11 years ago not exactly proving a trend, nor involving a Royal Park, but since when did facts matter?

On the lighter (sort of) side of things, Miraculous Ladybug released another out of order episode, which managed to have: Adrien processing at least five stages of grief at the same time by yelling with a megaphone at a rampaging kaiju sized plasticine version of his deceased father (as you do), Marinette having yet ANOTHER breakdown over bad decisions she's made, and a hint at a entire new set of Miraculous we've not seen before. Busy, busy.

Disney+ will be showing the Disney: Twisted Wonderland anime at the end of October. An isekai anime based on the mobile game, it involves our protagonist being transported to a shonen-heavy all male bparding school with houses patterned after the seven big bads of Disney cartoons: Evil Queen, Maleficient, Ursula, Jafar, Hades, Scar and the Queen of Hearts.

Whilst I wish it well, I'm not sure it will exactly compensate for the reported 1.7 million subscription cancellations following their short-lived cancellation of Jimmy Kimmel

Oh, also, Star Wars: Visions Season 3!
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iamrman ([personal profile] iamrman) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-09-30 10:43 am

Uncanny X-Men #235

Writer: Chris Claremont

Pencils: Rick Leonardi

Inks: P. Craig Russell


The Genoshan Press Gang arrive in Australia on the hunt for an escaped Mutate.


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thistle in grey ([personal profile] thistleingrey) wrote2025-09-29 08:49 pm
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current stitching

(Getting better at anticipating which things Voice Access will flub means interspersing direct keyboard entry with what it'll probably handle. Using Backspace and cursor keys a lot isn't great, either.)

I've known for a while that Kate Davies' garment designs and I are never to be, but now I understand why. Importing the decorative aspect(s) to a completely different garment framing would be feasible, though I'd lose her designs' thoughtful details---which are meant for bodies of many sizes and shapes with no shoulders.

Please consider this side view of Davies wearing her Powdermill cardigan (img src: her newsletter). Neatly depicted in the first link's photo: no fabric added to raise the back neckline (usually done via short rows). It means that her default expectation for how many rows one'd need from the front of the shoulder to its back---let's say from the blue-red-yellow rows fore and aft of the topmost pair of star-motif rows---is tiny compared to the expectations of some other designers. Even at larger torso circumferences, Powdermill has no shoulder-breadth accommodation.

Never mind the width left to right of my shoulders. Changing a garment's breadth front to back would require redesigning almost everything about it; lengthening the armhole, as I used to do, doesn't solve the garment-breadth issue and risks adding other issues. Having that thought has helped me figure out which patterns have provided more breadth front to back than I need, in setting up for a round torso.

Hurray for Davies' partner's excellent photography, I guess, as well as the clarity of Davies' knitting and design work. I've wanted since its pattern release to knit her Serkinet, and now I know that the best way forward is to find---or devise---a different loose cardigan pattern and apply the cables to it by stitch count, not to try rewriting Serkinet itself.
current knitting benefits from hindsight )

Almost unrelatedly, at some point I intend to knit Sundial to consume the Hairst kit that has waited for me to have no shoulders. (Part of the kit began being Yvonne MT, but I realized I would never wear it.)
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iamrman ([personal profile] iamrman) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-09-29 02:31 pm

Teen Titans (1996) #12

Writer: Dan Jurgens

Pencils: Gil Kane

Inks: Dick Giordano


Dig it, daddio. It’s a far out flashback issue starring the fab original Teen Titans. Out of sight!


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iamrman ([personal profile] iamrman) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-09-29 12:31 pm

Adventures of Superman #458

Writers: Dan Jurgens and George Perez

Pencils: Dan Jurgens

Inks: Klaus Janson


It is another Jimmy Olson transformation story, but this time it isn’t played for laughs.


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iamrman ([personal profile] iamrman) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-09-29 10:31 am

Starman (1988) #18

Writer: Roger Stern

Pencils: Tom Lyle

Inks: Scott Hanna


There are worse people to be tied to than Power Girl.


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