J Haller
@jhaller.bsky.social
Fan of comics and other narrative art forms.
I also write and draw my own comics when I remember I’m an artist 🫢
I also write and draw my own comics when I remember I’m an artist 🫢
Maybe Astro Boy?
Larger size that reads right-to-left? 🤔
Larger size that reads right-to-left? 🤔
November 25, 2025 at 1:10 AM
Maybe Astro Boy?
Larger size that reads right-to-left? 🤔
Larger size that reads right-to-left? 🤔
Don’t want to spoil if it is your first time… but there’s a line in the season 1 finally I found so (unintentionally) funny I had to pause cause I couldn’t breath I was laughing so hard.
Couldn’t take the show seriously after that and didn’t even try to watch the second season.
Couldn’t take the show seriously after that and didn’t even try to watch the second season.
November 23, 2025 at 3:10 PM
Don’t want to spoil if it is your first time… but there’s a line in the season 1 finally I found so (unintentionally) funny I had to pause cause I couldn’t breath I was laughing so hard.
Couldn’t take the show seriously after that and didn’t even try to watch the second season.
Couldn’t take the show seriously after that and didn’t even try to watch the second season.
This happening the year before, makes the 1989 Oscars make more sense.
November 20, 2025 at 1:36 AM
This happening the year before, makes the 1989 Oscars make more sense.
In Portland it is next level, multiple dogs every grocery trip. Every. Single. Time.
Not counting service animals.
Not counting service animals.
November 17, 2025 at 11:41 PM
In Portland it is next level, multiple dogs every grocery trip. Every. Single. Time.
Not counting service animals.
Not counting service animals.
In a rainbow San Francisco shirt no less. 👀
October 29, 2025 at 8:52 PM
In a rainbow San Francisco shirt no less. 👀
When the puppy killer came to Portland a few weeks back it was non-stop helicopters for hours on end.
Not the “normal” one or two an hour… but over three hours of non-stop helicopters roaming the city.
They really wanted to put on show for her.
Not the “normal” one or two an hour… but over three hours of non-stop helicopters roaming the city.
They really wanted to put on show for her.
October 29, 2025 at 4:28 PM
When the puppy killer came to Portland a few weeks back it was non-stop helicopters for hours on end.
Not the “normal” one or two an hour… but over three hours of non-stop helicopters roaming the city.
They really wanted to put on show for her.
Not the “normal” one or two an hour… but over three hours of non-stop helicopters roaming the city.
They really wanted to put on show for her.
You look like dirtbag Luigi
Mean that in the best possible 🫶💚
Mean that in the best possible 🫶💚
October 23, 2025 at 12:51 AM
You look like dirtbag Luigi
Mean that in the best possible 🫶💚
Mean that in the best possible 🫶💚
Damn, that’s a nice cock
A hairy belly to go with it 🥵
A hairy belly to go with it 🥵
October 11, 2025 at 2:13 PM
Damn, that’s a nice cock
A hairy belly to go with it 🥵
A hairy belly to go with it 🥵
“Life”
In 2155, tv producers desperate for ratings decide to start a show where clones (that don’t count as ‘people’) are hunted down and killed on air.
The theme of this and the next month’s story is “there is a price to be paid for failing to respect the lives of others”
Per Tezuka himself
In 2155, tv producers desperate for ratings decide to start a show where clones (that don’t count as ‘people’) are hunted down and killed on air.
The theme of this and the next month’s story is “there is a price to be paid for failing to respect the lives of others”
Per Tezuka himself
October 7, 2025 at 5:34 PM
“Life”
In 2155, tv producers desperate for ratings decide to start a show where clones (that don’t count as ‘people’) are hunted down and killed on air.
The theme of this and the next month’s story is “there is a price to be paid for failing to respect the lives of others”
Per Tezuka himself
In 2155, tv producers desperate for ratings decide to start a show where clones (that don’t count as ‘people’) are hunted down and killed on air.
The theme of this and the next month’s story is “there is a price to be paid for failing to respect the lives of others”
Per Tezuka himself