Olivia Jaimes’ Nancy continues to amaze and delight.
This really might be the finest 4th wall joke ever pulled off.

Olivia Jaimes’ Nancy continues to amaze and delight.
This really might be the finest 4th wall joke ever pulled off.
Preview of Chachu #1, written by Iman Vellani, interior art and cover by Marianna Ignazzi, colors by Jordie Bellaire
Set in 1979, Chachu follows Leila, a 19-year-old Pakistani-Canadian girl with a penchant for film and pulp novels, who travels to California hoping to connect with her estranged uncle—her “Chachu”—a middle-aged, semi-retired private eye once famous for marrying the starlet he was initially hired to find. But when his wife mysteriously vanishes once again, the two are forced on an impromptu road rip investigation that transforms her first taste of adulthood into a thrilling confrontation of family secrets, unresolved grief, and the fantasies both she and Chachu have built their lives around.
living is very extremely worth it and if youre a transgender woman reading this post you should really consider continuing to live
IT’S HALLOWEEN TIME TO GET SPOOKY

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can someone please be proud of me like fuck I’m trying
reblog to let prev know you’re proud of them