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dr. Khaliden Nas @alsopurp.bsky.social · 13/05/2025

There should be a canon scale (a) ‘hard canon’ things that always matter (Magneto is a holocaust survivor) (b) ‘medium canon’ sometimes matter (Storm’s kinda immune to telepathy) (c) ‘soft canon’ referenced once a decade (Remember OG Kathy Kane?) (d) nvm (Pink Kryptonite)

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Kody @kodyisover.com · 31/03/2025

おっす! I'm Kody, and being trans is interwoven in every aspect of my life and work. I make KEEPING TIME, a longform webcomic about two (cis) guys who, after years of estrangement reunite, start a band, and - for better or worse - fall in love. 🎸 keepingtimecomic.com #TransDayOfVisibility

Photo of a Japanese dude smiling. His hair is fluffy, aspiring to Takahashi Ran's level of casual floof

A comic panel that's a worm's eye view comic panel of someone on a skateboard in a south Chicago neighborhood in winter. We can see the bottom of their board and their shoes, and slush on the street. The caption reads, "Then."

Part of a comic page from the webcomic KEEPING TIME.

Panel 1: A close up of Stef, the bassist, his eyes closed beneath his baseball cap. Stark, evenly spaced together lines of music denote the even strumming of his bass guitar.

Panel 2: Denver plays a chord far up the neck of his Gibson Les Paul, frowning slightly. The lines symbolizing his music swing wildly from high to low.

Panel 3: Finally, the drummer, is grinning as he plays the drums, his music lines broken up in a staccato pattern. Beneath all his scruffy beard stubble, his giant grin is wide enough to make up for how neither of his bandmates weren't smiling at all.

A panel from the webcomic KEEPING TIME. In the foreground, a blond punk with a neck tattoo lifts the lid of a dumpster, while two figures stand behind him. He says, "Oh. I mean, I dropped in on the pizza place next door for a slice, too."

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