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real talk I have a huge problem with fanon’s Jotun Loki and I’ve never been one to advocate its tropes because of a handful of problematic reasons

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No, this has been bugging me a lot too and I wasn’t sure if it would be appropriate for me

Well. I don’t know. 

I live in Sweden and in my language, jötun translates into jätte which is actually our word for giant (there is no seperate species for jötuns and giants, they’re the same) and… well, they can look pretty diffrent, be enormous or very human-sized and the like but… from how I’ve been taught they don’t look like Marvel’s frost giants.

Personally I think it’s so far away from what I’ve been brought up to know (all the stories, all pictures, everything) that I consider the giants together with the rest of the Marvel mythology as something else all together and people can do whatever they want with the universe since it has destroyed the myths so much anyway.

As long as I enjoy the story I’m fine with it. Putting the stories in a vkining setting really wouldn’t make more sense (my personal opinion). 

The argument against all the gold and the exotic-ness with a touch of an unexplored eastern world works though. When it comes to the part of turning Jotenheim into something so stereotypical I can understand if some people actually get downright offended.

I’m not though so I will shamefully continue to read those stories even though they might even be racist. =x As long as they’re written well, with consideration and without too much stereotype mixed into the stories then I’m good. 

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Amazon announces publishing platform for licensed fanfic

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PaidContent reports that in June this year, Amazon will be launching Kindle Worlds, a legal publishing platform for fanfic. According to Amazon’s announcement, Kindle Worlds will start out by allowing fanfic based on Gossip Girl, Pretty Little Liars, and The Vampire Diaries.

It’s not necessarily bad news that companies are trying to create options for “licensed” fanfic, and I’ll leave the in-depth analysis of the legal aspects of this to professionals. Legal issues aside, though, I certainly hope that Kindle Worlds won’t become a model for other attempts to legalize fanfic. This concept seems to repeat a lot of fan-unfriendly aspects of previous forays by companies into the weird world of fic monetization. Kindle Worlds would allow fic authors to sell works “without hassle”, as PaidContent says, but apparently also without many rights, and within the boundaries of extremely strict content guidelines.

The platform refers to fandoms as “Worlds”. Copyright holders can give Amazon Publishing a license to allow fic writers to upload stories about licensed media to Amazon Publishing, which will then offer the stories for sale. Since this is not a self-publishing platform, Amazon Publishing will be setting the prices:

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*waits for it*

[From Avengers #106, 1972.]

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“Aww, car…”

HAHAHAHAHAHAHHA BEST.

“Aw, Satan.”

and it just keeps getting better and better :D

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oh my god though somebody please

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[Avengers #5, 1963]

…OK!

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Someone really should save skater boy over there.

If Brett Lawrie hasn’t been added to the hell pile yet, he should be.

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Does anyone know who the original artist is for this thing? It looks just like some cameo pieces we sell at one of the museums where I work and when I google the image I find tons of people selling items with the same design.
It worries me, I don’t like when people are stealing other people’s work. 

Does anyone know who the original artist is for this thing? It looks just like some cameo pieces we sell at one of the museums where I work and when I google the image I find tons of people selling items with the same design.

It worries me, I don’t like when people are stealing other people’s work. 

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