2010.03.01 08:33 Neography: constructed writing systems
2013.04.23 06:35 wooferfish Things that guys do
2013.04.08 17:11 Tengwar
2024.04.29 12:22 Lamedviv Domming Former Alpha Slave Mary, Part 6, Dubious Consent, Slavery, Bondage, Humiliation. Mistress Daci and Girl Mary get better acquainted through some erotic breathplay. Master Dave Summons The Other Ladies Over A Potential Visit By Mistress Ari.
2024.04.29 08:52 Snoo98955 Keymaps not working
[ { "context": "Workspace", "bindings": { "cmt-t": "terminal_panel::ToggleFocus" } }, { "context": "Workspace", "bindings": { "cmt-t": "workspace::ToggleBottomDock" } }, // vim { "context": "Editor && (vim_mode == normal vim_mode == visual) && !VimWaiting && !menu", "bindings": { // put key-bindings here if you want them to work in normal & visual mode "shift-k": "editor::Hover" } }, { "context": "Editor && vim_mode == normal && !VimWaiting && !menu", "bindings": { // put key-bindings here if you want them to work only in normal mode // "down": ["workspace::SendKeystrokes", "4 j"] // "up": ["workspace::SendKeystrokes", "4 k"] } }, { "context": "Editor && vim_mode == visual && !VimWaiting && !menu", "bindings": { // visual, visual line & visual block modes } }, { "context": "Editor && vim_mode == insert && !menu", "bindings": { // put key-bindings here if you want them to work in insert mode // e.g. "j j": "vim::NormalBefore" // remap jj in insert mode to escape. } }, { "context": "ProjectPanel && not_editing", "bindings": { "k": "menu::SelectPrev", "j": "menu::SelectNext", "h": "project_panel::CollapseSelectedEntry", "l": "project_panel::ExpandSelectedEntry", "o": "project_panel::Open" } } ]and my settings if that helps
// // Zed settings // // // // For information on how to configure Zed, see the Zed // // documentation: hjjttps://zed.dev/docs/configuring-zed // // // // To see all of Zed's default settings without changing your // // custom settings, run the `open default settings` command // // from the command palette or from `Zed` application menu. { "theme": "Catppuccin Frappé - No Italics", "show_copilot_suggestions": false, "base_keymap": "Atom", "buffer_font_size": 14, "buffer_font_family": "FuraCode Nerd Font Mono", "ui_font_family": "FiraCode Nerd Font Mono", "buffer_line_height": { "custom": 1.6 }, "ui_font_size": 13, "format_on_save": "on", "vim_mode": true, "ensure_final_newline_on_save": true, "scrollbar": { "show": "never" }, "show_whitespaces": "selection", "confirm_quit": true, "hour_format": "hour24", "git": { "inline_blame": { "enabled": true, "delay_ms": 300 } }, "languages": { "TypeScript": { "code_actions_on_format": { "source.organizeImports": true } }, "TSX": { "code_actions_on_format": { "source.organizeImports": true } } }, "project_panel": { "git_status": true }, "hover_popover_enabled": true, "show_completions_on_input": true, "show_call_status_icon": true, "enable_language_server": true, "JSON": { "tab_size": 2 }, "lsp": { "typescript-language-server": { "initialization_options": { "checkOnSave": { "command": "eslint_d", "arguments": [ "--stdin", "--stdin-filename", "{buffer_path}", "--fix-to-stdout" ] } } } }, "terminal": { "alternate_scroll": "off", "blinking": "off", "copy_on_select": false, "font_family": "FuraMono Nerd Font", "font_size": 13, "option_as_meta": false, "shell": "system", "working_directory": "current_project_directory", "env": { "EDITOR": "zed" } } }Any ideas? Thanks.
2024.04.29 07:21 morquechoString Is there a way to replicate this way of viewing files in Windows 10?
I don't know if the label is correct. I am a Windows 10 user, and the only thing I would like Windows to have is the way to view files like on Mac. As you enter the child folders, the file explorer divides the screen vertically so you have a view of the path you have traveled. submitted by morquechoString to windows [link] [comments] Does anyone know if there is a way to replicate this functionality in Windows 10 File Explorer? |
2024.04.29 05:57 yourgrassisass Is this a stupid way to do corner topology?
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2024.04.29 04:45 Van2023 How to optimize this website?
2024.04.29 04:22 TheIlliteratePoster Do I?
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2024.04.29 03:41 T-Boudreaux504 Longines La Grande Classique Font
Does anyone know if the script shown here is from a standard font? If not, are there any very similar script fonts? submitted by T-Boudreaux504 to identifythisfont [link] [comments] |
2024.04.29 02:02 bearpawmx Any ideas on this wispy elegant script font?
Any ideas on this wispy elegant script font? submitted by bearpawmx to identifythisfont [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/zv70qald7bxc1.png?width=807&format=png&auto=webp&s=a4280bfa996bcae61a97b62af42773d55dd6a638 |
2024.04.28 23:15 RjT002 Can anyone tell me the exact name for this script font style please?
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2024.04.28 14:52 WinbuzzerMaria How to Install Fonts in Windows 11 or Windows 10
submitted by WinbuzzerMaria to winbuzzer [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/w6qh12l1w7xc1.png?width=768&format=png&auto=webp&s=36edc22dd17bd0eb85976088d54878ec072d9c42 Table of Contents:
How fonts work in Windows 11 / Windows 10Computer Fonts are files that contain information about how each character should look like on the screen or on paper. Fonts can be divided into two main types: raster and vector.Raster fonts are made of pixels, which are tiny dots that form an image. Raster fonts have a fixed size and resolution, which means they can look blurry or jagged when scaled up or down. Raster fonts are also called bitmap fonts. Vector fonts are made of mathematical curves that define the shape of each character. Vector fonts can be scaled up or down without losing quality or clarity. Vector fonts are also called outline fonts. Windows supports several formats for vector fonts, such as TrueType (TTF), OpenType (OTF), PostScript (PS), and Web Open Font Format (WOFF). These formats have different features and compatibility with different applications and browsers. Download, Install or Delete Fonts in Windows 11 / Windows 10Fonts are stored as files which can be found in the folder C:\Windows\Fonts where you can delete them or install new fonts. However, Windows 11 / Windows 10 offers more convenient and secure ways as we will show in this guide.Note that some fonts may be required by certain applications or system features. If you try to delete such a font, you may get a warning message telling you that it is protected by Windows. You cannot uninstall system fonts that are required by Windows for proper functioning just like that. ⚠️ Please note: The process described below is the same in Windows 11 as it is in Windows 10. However, bear in mind that we'll be using screenshots from Windows 11, so your UI may look a little different. |
2024.04.28 06:22 Ossehhh What is the script font called, or what are some good alternatives to get this sort of style?
submitted by Ossehhh to fontspotting [link] [comments] |
2024.04.28 04:53 PrismoDev Text really big when resolution is very high
I have a game in 1920x1080. I scaled up the pixel art so it will be high res but the art could move freely for aesthetics but when I add in a richtextlabel node the text is really big and will bludistort down into an incomprehensible mess submitted by PrismoDev to godot [link] [comments] Like such And Ive checked my settings multiple times and looked for other ways this couldve happened, but the issue prevails Settings I have used different custom fonts and changed the size of both but they still seem to not scale right and I haven't found an answer to this problem yet. Thanks for reading :) |
2024.04.28 03:53 whotookthecandyjar Unofficial TTS script
const API_KEY="sk-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", MODEL="tts-1", VOICE="alloy", SPEED=1, QUALITY=0; const format=["mp3","wav","flac","pcm","opus","aac"];function TTS(){const e=document.querySelectorAll(".chat-font"),t=e[e.length-1],n=t.cloneNode(!0);n.querySelectorAll("code").forEach(e=>{e.textContent.length>50&&e.parentNode.removeChild(e)});let o=n.textContent.trim(),a=`pre>code, pre>code>span {background: transparent !important; text-wrap: wrap !important} pre>pre {margin: 0 !important; padding: 0 !important}`;o.includes(a)&&(o=o.replace(a,"").trim()),console.log(o),fetch("https://api.openai.com/v1/audio/speech",{method:"POST",headers:{"Content-Type":"application/json",Authorization:`Bearer ${API_KEY}`},body:JSON.stringify({model:MODEL,input:o,voice:VOICE,response_format:format[QUALITY],speed:SPEED})}).then(e=>e.blob()).then(e=>{new Audio(URL.createObjectURL(e)).play()})}const container=document.querySelector(".flex.h-full.items-center.justify-center.pl-2"),button=document.createElement("button");button.setAttribute("data-component-name","TTS"),button.setAttribute("type","button"),button.classList.add("ttsButton"),button.setAttribute("onclick","TTS()"),button.setAttribute("aria-label","Text-To-Speech"),button.setAttribute("aria-disabled","false"),button.innerHTML="🔊",button.style.width="36px",button.style.height="36px",button.style.fontSize="24px",container.appendChild(button);Simply replace the API key with your own (paid one required) and configure the options, then paste it into the developer console (or make a bookmark, but add javascript: to the start), and click the 🔊 button on the bottom right corner (may have a couple seconds of delay). Here are the formats available:
0: MP3 (default, use FLAC if you can) 1: WAV (lossless; not recommended) 2: FLAC (high quality lossless compression) 3: PCM (not compatible) 4: OPUS (fastest; highly compressed, not recommended) 5: AAC (similar to MP3)By default this will only start playing if you click the button, and it excludes code blocks over 50 characters long.
2024.04.28 01:12 chrischin-a Button Style Stops Rendering After Refresh
import './Button.css' import { Link } from 'react-router-dom'; import React from 'react'; const STYLES = ['btn--primary', 'btn--outline'] const SIZES = ['btn--medium', 'btn--large'] export const Button = ({ children, type, onClick, buttonStyle, buttonSize }) => { //if button component has button style, then it will be the style we create for it. otherwise, set value to first option in styles array const checkButtonStyle = STYLES.includes(buttonStyle) ? buttonStyle : STYLES[0]; //if button component has button size, then it will be the size we create for it. otherwise, set value to first option in size array const checkButtonSize = SIZES.includes(buttonSize) ? buttonSize : SIZES[0]; return ( ) }; export default Button;CSS file:
:root { --primary: #fff; } .btn { padding: 8px 20px; border-radius: 2px; outline: none; border: none; cursor: pointer; } .btn--primary { background-color: var(--primary); color: #242424; border: 1px solid var(--primary); } .btn--outline { background-color: transparent; color:#fff; padding: 8px 20px; border: 1px solid var(--primary); transition: all 0.3s ease-out; } .btn--medium { padding: 8px 20px; font-size: 20px; } .btn--large { padding: 12px 26px; font-size: 20px; } .btn--medium:hover { background: #fff; color:#242424; transition: all 0.3s ease-out; } .btn--large:hover { background: #fff; color:#242424; transition: all 0.3s ease-out; }If it helps, I'll post my code for the Navbar and HeroSection if the button styling is not the issue.
2024.04.28 00:45 ArtVandalaysGirl My removal journey - Before and after
2024.04.27 23:18 Then-Basis-2024 does anyone know the script font?
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2024.04.27 21:51 andrewcc422 Gothic in the original font/script??
2024.04.27 18:24 adatunga HTML for Roku Remote App
If you'd like to add a basic design to it, here is how:Roku Remote Control Roku Remote Control
/* Basic reset */ body, html { margin: 0; padding: 0; box-sizing: border-box; font-family: "Segoe UI", Tahoma, Geneva, Verdana, sans-serif; } /* Container styling */ body { display: flex; flex-direction: column; align-items: center; justify-content: center; min-height: 100vh; background: linear-gradient( to bottom, #6a0dad, #ffffff ); /* Purple to white gradient */ color: #fff; } h1 { color: #fff; text-shadow: 2px 2px 4px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.6); margin: 20px 0; } .button-row { display: flex; justify-content: center; width: 100%; margin: 10px 0; } #remote-container { background: radial-gradient(circle at center, #1b1b1b 40%, #2c2c2c 100%); padding: 20px 40px; border-radius: 25px; display: flex; flex-direction: column; align-items: center; width: 300px; box-shadow: 0 8px 16px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.25); margin: 20px; } #directional-pad { width: 100%; display: grid; grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr 1fr; grid-template-rows: 1fr 1fr 1fr; grid-template-areas: ". up ." "left select right" ". down ."; gap: 10px; justify-content: center; align-items: center; margin: 20px 0; } button#up { grid-area: up; } button#down { grid-area: down; } button#left { grid-area: left; } button#right { grid-area: right; } button#select { grid-area: select; } button { background-color: #8a2be2; /* Purple buttons */ border: none; color: white; padding: 12px 24px; text-align: center; text-decoration: none; font-size: 14px; margin: 8px; cursor: pointer; border-radius: 12px; transition: background-color 0.3s ease; box-shadow: 0 2px 4px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2); button:hover { background-color: #9932cc; box-shadow: 0 4px 8px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3); } u/media (max-width: 600px) { #remote-container { width: 90%; padding: 20px 20px; } } }
2024.04.27 16:41 drake_burroughs One of these issues could be the worst Legion story of the year... but which one? We look at Legion #111 - 113 and Legionnaires #68 - 70
Welcome back to the slow crawl towards cancellation, as both the Legion of Super-Heroes and Legionnaires is slumping to the worst sales they've ever seen (and will ever see) and nothing they can do will get these readers back. submitted by drake_burroughs to LegionofSuperheroes [link] [comments] Re-reading these, I'm just getting repeated flashbacks to the time before Zero Hour when no one knew what to do with the 5YL Legion and they were just spinning their wheels until something happened. It's actually kinda insane to me that DC allowed this once-hallowed franchise, which sold better than Batman and Superman, to drop to such horrific levels. Even worse, they don't care to save them. On this happy note, let's get into this week's books: LSH #111 I didn't mention last week that we're now into 1999. Wow, time is flying fast. Just think, everyone reading these was starting to worry about Y2K... I should also mention that this is the last year of these books and it's gonna be a rough 12 issues... We now have, in the span on one series that lasts 125 issues, two incredible low points that many people consider some of the worst Legion comics of all time. (Yes, yes, I know Bendis is considered worse, but, as I'm reading these, I'm wondering if there was ever a worse Legion plotter than Tom McCraw...) I know this is the worst thing to say, but I've reached the point where I'm going to start going over these issues much quicker than before because, to be honest, they're just not good. And I don't want to spend a lot of brain power discussing them. We've again reverted to Live Wire being a jerk to everyone. It's a shame that we're just going backwards with our character development. This issue exists to show that Karate Kid is the single most powerful member of the Legion. In one of the most cliched plots ever, M'onel and Thunder are possessed by racist ghosts who want to kill everyone on the planet they used to live on. They attack the people and the Legion and Karate Kid stands alone against M'onel. Invisible Kid, being the second most powerful Legionnaire, flips a switch on Thunder's trans suit and immediately knocks her out. Honestly. That's it. So M'onel, who has the power of Superman, including super speed, is defeated by a regular human being who's trained in martial arts. Because... nope, they don't even try to explain it away, like the ghost is still getting used to the powers and doesn't know what he's doing, or M'onel's fighting the possession so he's moving slower. Karate Kid is just better and faster. This is Scott Kolins' second Legion issue and it's not good. I know this is a tough book to draw, and I know he's capable of doing much better, so I'm not going to criticize too much here. But he's struggling right now. Legionnaires #68 Ah, cool, we get another Chris Sprouse cover. Sprouse here, Alan Davis on Legion... sadly, these covers are about the only good things on these books. You also know we're in rough shape when, in the roll call on the front page, they have a spelling mistake: "Kid Quatum". We get one of the main subplots out of the way early - Star Boy is grounded indefinitely by Dr. Gym'll since he can't control his powers. Glad they're finally getting close to the end of this one... at least I hope it's the end. So he's stuck on monitor duty with Dreamer. One could argue that's not really a punishment, but I'm guessing he doesn't see it that way. For some strange reason, although that describes most of the plots revolving around Element Lad, he's decided to change Monstress' skin color as the issue moves forward. He's nowhere near her, can't see her, and doesn't really have any great motivation to do it, but I think the creative team wanted her to look less like She-Hulk so they wanted to have some reason to turn her orange. It's just a silly little throw in that makes no sense, but is neither good nor bad. Like a lot of this book, it's just there. The main story is Cosmic Boy going to help out at the Time and History Museum, providing his knowledge of the 20th Century to help with an exhibit on robots of the past. I'm really glad to see them exploring this aspect of his personality and actually letting him be a person instead of a perfect hero and leader. He has a good laugh at their warped image of the Metal Men before getting to work. Then, because we want to make this book as generic as possible, a time-traveling villain from the year 12,000 named Xotar the Conqueror shows up and takes control of all the robots, wreaking havoc. Readers previously saw him in Action Comics and JLA: Year One, probably hoped to never see him again because everything about him is just lame, and now we get him in the Legion... because that's what they do with failed Superman villains. To no surprise to anyone, the Legion defeats the robots, Gates knocks out Xotar, and everything returns to normal... I guess. Once again, someone from the future uses tech that looks like something you'd see today and we all scratch our heads at the silliness of the book. In case you didn't see the ending coming, Xotar goes back to his own time to evade imprisonment so nothing is actually accomplished. Finally, we get the "shocking" ending of Lori trying to get her dial back from Brainiac 5.1's lab. Hopefully this gets wrapped up too and we send her back to the 20th Century. I will say that this book is at least an entire level above LSH for two reasons. One, regardless of Jeff Moy's anatomy problems, his work is far more energetic and futuristic than any regular artist we've seen in a while. And two, Roger Stern and Carmelo Merlo are much, much better at writing the interpersonal scenes between characters. Monstress, Kid Quantum, Star Boy, and even Cosmic Boy are far better written than anyone in the other book. LSH #112 To distract myself from this horrible story, I started pondering over Alan Davis' job providing the covers. I believe that cover artists get the script, read through it, figure out what section would make for the best cover, confirm with the editor, and then draw it. So do you think he read these, thinking to himself, "Geez, these are horrible..." What's worse for him, of course, is that he's a better writer than either of the Toms currently working on this book. Which leads me to wonder why they didn't ask him to write the Legion at this time... or now... To recap, Triad and Ferro are piloting an old, derelict spaceship with three prisoners to Takron-Galtos. Purple Triad, because she's impulsive, flies the ship through a cloud of metal-eating alien bugs. They start eating through the ship, of course, which means Ferro can't turn into metal because they'd eat him. They release the prisoners, three boring villains called Howl, Gronk, and Murdermaton, and try to figure out how to survive this latest screw up by Triad. Two of the villains die, Ferro almost gets eaten, he discovers that Triad thinks he's stupid, so he states that they can't be friends anymore. The art was bad (is it so hard to draw Triad the same in the same panel?), the story was worse, and man, you can just feel the readers sprinting off this book. Nothing here makes any sense, from why Legionnaires are acting as prison guards, or why they're on a crappy ship, to why, suddenly, Triad is Ferro's best friend, to how Triad thinks so badly of Ferro, especially after calling him her best friend at the beginning of the book... This is just horrid from start to finish. What I cannot understand, for the life of me, is how this story gets past any editor with even a shred of pride in the books they're working on. Legionnaires #69 Now for the good comic... We go to Lunabase, home of Leland McCauley, where the Khunds have decided to get their revenge on Amilia Crugg, the former Khund armorer who left the empire to work for McCauley... or be in a relationship with him... or something. Not clear on what's happening between those two, but at least it makes him more interesting. Of course, at the same time as the attack, Ultra Boy and Apparition are enjoying a much-delayed honeymoon by flying their little cruiser to the Moon, parking, and making out. Wow, that might be the least romantic honeymoon I've ever heard of. Who said Jo doesn't know romance? Also, Lori Morning has been caught by Saturn Girl and Monstress as she steals back her dial from Brainiac 5.1's lab so she can have her powers back. We get a couple of pages of exposition so new readers (like those exist at this point) will understand why she's from the past and can turn into different super-heroes. Once the attack occurs, everyone rushes off to help. Jo and Tinya start fighting Khunds. Lori turns into a hero named "Plasma" and flies off to the Moon. Saturn Girl and Monstress rush off in a Legion cruiser. And all chaos reigns supreme. The battle is quick, the Khunds are defeated, and McCauley offers Lori a job on the Workforce. Which she accepts. And since she had no legal guardian, and no one who can make any decisions for her, she's able to join and, I'm guessing, become McCauley's adopted daughter?? No clue where they're going with this but, if it gets her off the team, I'm all for it. Also, in the "pay attention or you'll miss it" category, we get the first PZH appearance of Catspaw, who's also a new member of the Workforce. Let's hope they don't waste here as they have so many other characters. I've said it before and I'm sure I'll say it again, there is a skill to writing comics that make sense, follow a logical order of events, and entertain at the most basic level. And Roger Stern has that skill. The story flows and reaches a logical conclusion. I like how most of the characters are handled. The art is, once again, solid and energetic. And losing Lori from the team is the cherry on the sundae. If I have one complaint, it's this: why spend all this time re-explaining Lori's origin and past to just ship her off to the Workforce? It makes absolutely no sense to provide all this background info for a character you're essentially putting back in the toy box to ignore for a while. But logic hasn't really been part of this book for a while, has it? LSH #113 Wow! We finally get a new invention that actually feels like science fiction. The team heads to Phlogista, the sun planet, which is always on fire, to try to figure out if there is any life there to prevent McCauley from drilling. Would it be so hard to create another villain so McCauley isn't overused? Anyway, instead of actually going to the planet, they use the virtual reality machine to "transmit" their images to the planet, shrink down just like Violet does, and meet the lifeforms. Brainiac 5.1 invented the whole thing and it's quite an interesting new invention for the team. I'm shocked and completely expecting the writing team to waste it. We get more reversals of character development, as Brainy is back to being distrusting and rude, Live Wire is a jerk to his sister, Kinetix doesn't even speak anymore (why are they even bringing her on missions?), and M'onel sulks. And then we get the latest "subplots I never wanted to see" as Brainy has started a Bizarro experiment... Oh, and whoever picked the font for the computer exposition deserves a smack to the head. Just horrible... Spark and Violet use Brainy's new machine to go into Kinetix's head to figure out why she's almost a zombie... yep, already using the machine in a way that makes absolutely no sense, as they view Zoe's memories... to no one's surprise, it's a nice easy resolution, Zoe turns her back on the power that's kept her almost comatose, and she's all back to normal. Well, we wouldn't want that dangling plot line to be resolved in a way that would make any reader happy. But I guess they can't ruin Zoe any worse, can they? Yes, I'm being sarcastic and I know what's coming... If I didn't think this book was going to get any worse, when a team of Legionnaires return to the Outpost, there is a flash of light and the Outpost looks like something out of a bad fever dream. Which means it's the Bizarro Legion next issue. Why? Why do this? Why keep going back to the dregs of the Superman universe? There are dozens of Legion super villains that they could use, that they could create compelling stories about. Instead, let's show that their history isn't important, but Superman's is... on the Legion book. Legionnaires #70 I guess this issue wins the award for "wrapping up the longest running story in the Legion," as they focus on Cosmic Boy's old manager, Alux Cuspin. For those of you who don't remember (and why would you?), Cuspin was stealing from Rokk when he was a pro Magnoball player, Imra scanned his brain and figured out what he was doing wrong, and he got arrested and went to jail. Rokk joined the Legion and retired from being a champion at Magnoball. And this is the second Legionnaires issue this week with a focus on Cosmic Boy... are the writers wanting to use him more or is this a sales edict, figuring that he'll get people to buy the book? I'm sure I've asked this before, but am I the only one who can't figure out why Magnoball is popular at all? I mean, to be good at it, you need to be Braalian. If you're not, you can wear equipment that gives you magnetic powers. But, basically, it would be as if these days you could play professional baseball but have machines that allow you to throw and hit as well as the major leaguers. This never made sense to me at all. Once out of jail, Cuspin hires some creature named Domain, who promises to place Rokk somewhere he cannot escape from. We go to Japan, where the Terran Lodestones, Earth's Magnoball team, are playing the Braalian Meteors in a playoff game. Of course, Rokk's brother Pol is on the Meteors. And, in a surprise guest appearance I didn't see coming, Dirk Morgna is the general manager of the Lodestones. So do adults actually have jobs in the 30th Century, or do they just hire teenagers to do everything? Is this like Logan's Run? As the game ends with a Meteors win, Domain suddenly shows up and sends Rokk and a few others into some weird, art-inspired dimension. At the end, he's in an Escher print with his brother, a teenage girl, and a reporter. It's Cosmic Boy against this weird dimension, trying to save everyone else and get out. To Domain, this is a game, but Rokk and Pol start working together to beat this new villain. Rokk finally pulls a bunch of non-magnetic orbs (they said they were earlier in the comic) into Domain and beats him. Easily. Instead of surrendering, Domain just kills himself and the four return to the real world. Now that's how you waste a new character... Rokk swears to get back at Cuspin and, in the subplot they're ramping up with Dragonmage, we see he's trying to get more magical power. As crazy as this sounds, this book was really written like they were heading in a completely different direction - Rokk leaving the Legion to go and have fun again. It was set up that way, and I think they were intending for him to think about it but know that his place is with the Legion, but they didn't get to that point at all. It's just a one-issue basic story, with a villain that I hope shows up again, and there's not much else going on. I really wish they had done something, shown Rokk to question anything, but no. He's just too simple of a character at this point. But, I gotta give Jeff Moy and W.C. Carani credit - this is a really nice looking comic. The artwork is top notch here. It's a shame that they're doing some of their best work and the writing is isn't matching their quality. Our next Legionnaire in the spotlight... Ultra Boy!!! https://preview.redd.it/sz75rffda1xc1.jpg?width=641&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f4777b0a7cedd063e963b97730618193d4c2f541 https://preview.redd.it/jzfz0fbja1xc1.jpg?width=400&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9af90359ee55fbec31f4d4850ca1f22fc21bea06 https://preview.redd.it/p5ths0mka1xc1.jpg?width=619&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=20fbb60827b7ee2a22ad342dc23d4a6370504f04 Let me try to explain why I have such a soft spot for Ultra Boy. When I first started reading the Legion, way back in the days before Paul Levitz and Keith Giffen took over, there was a long-running story line that showed the death of Ultra Boy. It lasted for many issues, re-introduced Reflecto, featured some stunning George Perez covers, and I loved every bit of it... even the horrible Steve Ditko-drawn issues. I know that, nowadays, it's considered a horrible story and many readers call it one of the worst Legion stories ever. But for me, it was everything that got me interested in and excited about the Legion. And Ultra Boy was awesome. He switched powers. He had great sideburns. His costume was old school but still worked, with a logo that made no sense but stood out. He was the coolest guy on the team. He had the best girlfriend on the team. As Paul Levitz developed him even more, he became even more nuanced and developed. Many people thought he was a dope, but he had a hidden intelligence that allowed everyone to underestimate him. He was best friends with Mon-El and their competitive nature really pushed both to be better. Of course, with 5YL, everything he had was ripped away and he became the character every female lusted after. He lost a lot of what made him interesting and, although the writing team kept saying they were writing Jo like he was their version of Han Solo, I never got the sense of it. I tended to think they just kept kicking him when he was down and didn't want to take their collective feet off his neck. The less said about PZH Ultra Boy, the better... When you really think of Ultra Boy, with his "stolen from the Bible" origin story, to his "another boring white guy" look, to his "dumb jock" persona, he could've been a complete miss and not had a lot of fans. But the opposite happened - he's one of the most important Legionnaires and is key to most of the best Legion stories. And some of the worst. Or those which could be either (looking at you, Omega). He really is the perfect example of how writers can make the blandest of characters amazing. Thoughts? Do you agree or disagree? 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