For The Line It Is Drawn, October 26th, 2025:
As the finale of the Line's Spooktober, as suggested by our own David Winters a couple of years ago, have a famous pop culture figure (comic books or not) fight against a famous horror icon, Freddy vs. Jason style!
For The Line It Is Drawn, October 19th, 2025:
The Line's Spooktober continues with a howl at the moon! Suggest comic book characters depicted as werewolves!
Happy Fourth, everybody! Here’s an homage to the cover of Tales of Suspense 84 by Jack Kirby.
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For The Line It Is Drawn February 12th, 2025:
In honor of Valentine's Day, suggest famous comic book romances, and our artists will draw them in a romantic situation (or you can suggest a romantic situation yourself, I guess).
X.com follower MisterBigRed1 suggested: Absorbing Man and Titania
Check out the other talented Liners' Valentine's Day pieces here!
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For The Line It Is Drawn December 25th, 2024:
Happy Holidays, everyone! Tell us a comic book character as well as a holiday motif you'd like to see said comic book character appear in! Emma Frost meets Frosty the Snowman? Santa and Son of Satan fight some bad guys? Doc Ock and Aunt May under the mistletoe? So on and so forth!
Twitter follower TedDahlman suggested: Original X-Men decorate a tree. Angel puts on an Angel.
Check out the other talented Liners' holiday pieces here!
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For The Line It Is Drawn February 13th, 2024:
It's our classic Valentine's Day theme! Suggest comic book Valentine's Day cards! You can just name the characters you'd like to see appear on the card, or you can come up with some Valentines Day-themed puns for the card! Like "Batman/Catwoman: 'What's the matter? Cat got your tongue?'" Stuff like that.
Twitter follower @DceuMan suggestion of The Green Lantern.
Check out the other talented Liners' Valentine pieces here!
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For The Line It Is Drawn December 18th, 2023:
Happy Holidays, everyone! Tell us a comic book character as well as a holiday motif you'd like to see said comic book character appear in! Emma Frost meets Frosty the Snowman? Santa and Son of Satan fight some bad guys? Doc Ock and Aunt May under the mistletoe? So on and so forth!
Twitter follower @daviddwwilliams suggested: Batman and Robin from the Batman and Robin version of Jingle Bells.
Next week is Mother's Day, so tweet us suggestions for superheroes doing something special with their mother/mother figure or, of course, if a superhero is a mother, then do the same but with them and their kid/kids. No "Martha" jokes. They're not offensive, they're just kind of boring by this point.Twitter follower ErichMees suggested: Elasti-Girl (Rita Farr) and Beast Boy. I've been reading some old Doom Patrol lately.
