missizzy: (broke)
My hands have been feeling better these past three days, but I'm still worried about how they'll feel when I sit down in front of that laptop again tomorrow. Or even after I'm done getting this thing posted up everywhere, though at least it was nearly done already.

Title: The StarkPhone
Fandom: Guardians of the Galaxy
Characters: Peter Quill
Disclaimer: Now Disney owns them.
Warning: References to canonical character deaths
Note: Immediately post-"Endgame."

Put you on repeat, play you everywhere I go )
missizzy: (Default)
This video has been years in the making, mostly due to my struggle to get my hands on footage for things other than skating. (The only other non-skating video I've made was almost entirely the back of of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s first season, which I have on DVD). Now, at last, it is complete. Password is "marvel"


missizzy: (hisoka)
Title: Habeas for Superheroes
Part: 9: Other Attacks
Fandom: Daredevil/Avengers
Characters: Matt/Foggy, Marci, Karen, Ellison
Disclaimer: Now Disney owns them.
Warning: References to violence and murder
Note: Third installment in my Femme!Foggy series.

It was late in the day, when she was reading her way through the indictment against Steve and noting all the mentions of Bucky Barnes by name, that it first occurred to Foggy to wonder why he hadn’t been charged with the others. )
missizzy: (logan)
I've thought of myself as falling away from the MCU, even preparing myself to walk away from it, if need be. Or at least not watch everything anymore, though some of the individual movies are probably still going to be pretty good. When I first heard the Black Widow trailer was out yesterday, I briefly wondered if I'd even watch it.
Then I got home, and did.
I suppose it still might not be one of their better movies. But just seeing Natasha again, seeing the pieces of her past and a few people from it, and knowing that at last she's getting a story at her own, even if it's just her settling everything with herself before her upcoming heroic sacrifice...yes, Marvel has squandered a lot. Yes, the lead is problematic. Yes, Clint clearly being off being Ronin during it has gone from being bad to being relieving, thanks to the latest events concerning his actor. But I'm going to be in my seat for this one. This was the first female superhero we got out of the MCU, this is a woman whom for ten years we have watched struggle and grow (when Whedon wasn't wrecking the character he'd created anyway), and we now have to say goodbye to. We might as well see it through to the end, I suppose.
missizzy: (broke)
I suppose it was too much to hope for that the best of Marvel's TV shows would escape the massacre. Still, read Joe Pokaski's comments on Cloak and Dagger's cancellation was pretty heartbreaking. All so the people whose Avengers movies haven't been half as good lately can control everything, replacing perfectly good shows with ones that won't find it easy to match them, especially with a possible abuser as lead for one of them. (I don't think they'll replace Renner. It isn't the early days of the MCU anymore, and they probably won't think it worth it.) I'm still worried they'll replace the TV characters and erase Marvel TV from its own universe completely. (They cannot be planning to bring Matt and Jessica into the MCU right now, no matter what the rumors claim. They cannot be planning to do anything with Matt for another year, or with Jessica for another year and a half.) In which case, as someone who's been attached to the TV shows way more than the movies, I'm running low on reasons not to walk away from the franchise in protest.
Especially since I may have finally found something new to obsess over in Critical Role. Though even there, I miss all the puzzle-solving and such of Relics and Rarities, the future for which is also now making me wary. But they do have a great sense of adventuring as well as humour, and even scenes where the characters talk things out with each other. I've now moved forward and am watching the new episodes as they hit YouTube, though it still hasn't been easy avoiding spoilers.
missizzy: (nature)
Wrote this in Calais, spent the first half of this week typing up the first half, and this weekend pretty much completely rewriting the second.

Title: We are the Lucky Ones, Dear
Fandom: The Avengers
Characters: Tony/Pepper
Disclaimer: Now Disney owns them.
Warning: The sex and the major character death we have established in canon
Note: The first half takes place during Iron Man 3 (yes, six years after it came out, I've written a new take on *that* scene), and the second is post-Endgame

Remember the time we made love in the roses/ and you took my picture in all sorts of poses )
missizzy: (padme)
We're getting the carpet replaced in the library backrooms this week, and yesterday, they started slightly ahead of schedule, driving us all out and into the main library in the afternoon. It was a good thing we're closed on Mondays. On my way out, I finally got the message sent around noon of my would-be date for the night cancelling on me. Which left me honestly relieved; it wasn't a date I had been looking forward to that much. It was only when sitting in an Italian restaurant in Old Town later (didn't care for their pasta, sadly) that I found out my acting boss had been replaced by another acting boss for the second time in recent years. I'll worry about him if he's still around once the all the new carpet's down.
Then I got home, and was finally able to fix the cover art on my latest podfic, so I can finally post it:

Title: Nemesis
Author: Sholio
Original Fic: Here
Fandom: Iron Fist
Characters: Colleen/Danny, Misty, Ward
Music: "Long Way Round" by Eagle-Eye Cherry
Disclaimer: Universe owned by Marvel & Disney. Original fic by Sholio. Music isn't mine either.
Warning: Vague talk of sex and violence
Notes: Still getting the hang of how people so this soundwise and musicwise...

missizzy: (broke)
Of the three movies Marvel released this year Spiderman: Far From Home was probably the best done as a movie, with the most character development that any movie's given Peter Parker for some time. Also possibly as much serious consideration as to the practical consequences of the Blip as we may get, unless one of the TV series decides to actually tackle it. Then the two stingers sent my mind reeling, and left me mad we're not going to get a thing to resolve anything related to them for who knows how long.
It's common for DC to get squalls in the summer, but Monday we got the mother of all of them, where apparently we got about a month's worth of water in an hour. I was only briefly exposed to it, but I saw all the scary videos afterwards. Apparently there have been road and utility issues in the area since, and this morning mom and I woke to sometimes stuttering and sometimes discolored water. There are no notices in place for Alexandria right now, and we can't even call the utility people until 9. A taste, I fear, of years to come, as climate change is almost certainly going to get worse and worse.
missizzy: (logan)
I now have four episodes of Jessica Jones to go, but I've reached a point where I don't want to watch anymore, because it's getting too painful. It's always been a series that's hit home harder than most Marvel screen adaptations have. I was hoping to write fic in response while I was in New York, but I don't know if it'll leave me with the heart for that. (Especially when you know the Snap must have happened not too long after it.)
This has been a stressful week in general. It says a lot, I fear, that I didn't even have much of an emotional reaction to the news that my acting boss is going to be replaced by another acting boss. At least now I'm getting a general idea of my weekend schedule.
I'm also close to done with the first season of Relics and Rarities. The fifth episode was another thing that packed a punch, even if things were more or less fixed at the opening of the final episode. (That must have been a long week for those who watched it when it aired.) It's kind of stunning, that we experience these characters only as talking players and a few sketches, and yet it's so easy to get invested in them.
missizzy: (blahblah)
I left the Pentagon at my normal time for it Friday, or just about. In the end, I got home a little past six, as has been usual since the shutdown started. But I ended up with a great headache anyway. It's for the better I recorded my song last week; the situation with the sinuses seems to just be getting worse.
One thing about the situation, of course, is that there's plenty of time to watch Jessica Jones during the commute. I'm currently about three and a half episodes in, and so far, my favorite thing is definitely Malcolm, even though all the time spent on Jeri is just getting annoying. Also, I am not entirely sure the writers realize that painkillers take time to kick in (and that's assuming Jessica's metabolism doesn't hinder them further). I'm planning to be done by the time I go to New York next Monday.
Although first there's a conference to go to. I've spent years assuming I'd never go to the America Library Association's annual event, because there's never been a reason to. But apparently it being held in DC counts as reason enough, because I think we're all going! And it will be good to attend the federal depository panel on Saturday, but I fear much of the rest will be more stress than it's worth. Just figuring out what I'm going to do with myself has been already.
missizzy: (broke)
I think the traffic's getting worse. Metro's blue line shuttle is now trying to get to King Street by going up Duke Street, which I suppose they thought would be quicker. But at 5, when all the streets of Old Town are clogged, I honestly think it takes longer!
At least I had time to watch the Jessica Jones trailer. I wonder if it'll finally hit me when I'm done watching that the Marvel Netflix universe will be gone for at least two years and probably longer, very possible forever. (I suspect if Hulu does do any revivals, they'll do so in 2023, just to avoid that inconvenient period of time when half the characters are supposed to be dead.) But even the buildup isn't the same, when the other Defenders' twitter accounts are no longer active, so we no longer have their takes on the trailers. (Jessica's unimpressed sentiments was one of the best things to happen before Daredevil's third season.)
missizzy: (Farscape)
Title: Agent Murdock
Part: 13: The Bittersweet Between My Teeth
Fandom: Daredevil/Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Characters: Matt/Karen, Coulson
Disclaimer: Now Disney owns them.
Warning: Sex, sensory overload
Note: I originally came up with this idea and put it up on [community profile] daredevilkink as a prompt before the second season, but after watching said season I decided to write it myself just to cheer myself up.

You keep my secrets hope to die/ Promises swear them to the sky )
missizzy: (evenstar)
I fancied when I came home today I would have a post to make about it. But honestly, I don't know what to make of it yet, so that is all I will say right now.
Meanwhile, I did do some writing this week, and discovered in the process that I had finished the next part of this some time ago without realizing I had done so. So I'll be posting that instead.

Title: Habeas for Superheroes
Part: 8: The Counterattack
Fandom: Daredevil/Avengers
Characters: Matt/Foggy, Marci, Jennifer Walters, Karen, Malcolm Ducasse, Jessica Jones
Disclaimer: Now Disney owns them.
Warning: Ross on TV again
Note: Third installment in my Femme!Foggy series.

First message: They’re filing charges against Scott Lang’s girlfriend and her father just for inventing technology? Surely even the Accords can’t be used to call someone guilty by association. Second message: Another announcement from Ross tomorrow. )
missizzy: (evenstar)
And after getting it posted everywhere, I'll be pretty much stepping away from social media until I've seen Endgame on Saturday. See you all next week!

Cassie Lang, One Year Later )
missizzy: (nature)
But so far Cloak and Dagger's second season is as good as the first and maybe even better. It's even got a serious chance of undisputedly making itself Marvel's best TV series yet. After last night's episode, part of me is a little sorry I abandoned my original idea of giving Adina Johnson the penultimate fic in this series in favor of giving it to Mina Hess, but on the other hand, I don't think I could've written her half as well as the show did!
Besides, it did mean I got to write this instead:

Mina Hess, Eleven Months Later )
missizzy: (evenstar)
I've often shyed away from writing autistic characters, despite being autistic myself. Maybe it's because I'm on the high-functioning end of the spectrum, which does often make me feel like a fraud. When I typed the title for this one, I wasn't even sure what it would end up being about; I knew I wanted Amy to live, but I didn't know what I'd do with her. Then suddenly the little girl in it turned out to be autistic, and I'm glad to have written and posted it now.

Amy Bendix, Ten Months Later )
missizzy: (evenstar)
I went for a walk in DC today. Too much of it left me feeling sad. So I came home and finished this:

Stacey Yorkes, Nine Months Later )

Closing in

Apr. 10th, 2019 06:38 am
missizzy: (blahblah)
I'm going to try to write four more ficlets after this, but it might end up being only three if the next two take too long. I had to make it a point to finish this one before the World Team Trophy required me to start taking earlier bedtimes tonight. At least I got in both the forgotten Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. WOC I wanted to get in.

Anne Weaver, Eight Months Later )
missizzy: (padme)
Well, except I really did most of the Carol ficlet last week, but I'm posting two this week.

Leslie Dean, Seven Months Later )

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