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I had a dream yesterday, that was practically an episode of Doctor Who WITH ZOMBIES.

I mean. My head, wtf. Anyway it was cool! There was lots of running and biting and I was Rory for a bit and I got to stab zombies with a broken broomstick! While taking refuge in a tiny empty wooden room, at that. Amy was dead but not really? And then Eleven was in a bathtub and took off his breasts (??) but he was still PREGNANT (????) So I went 'AH, it's actually Amy!' but no, it was actually DONNA (looking hot, Donna, by the way) and for some reason she had FAKE EYES and was holding her (wooden) real ones in her hands as she explained very levelly to the zombies how she'd outsmarted them all, while standing next to a nightmare-dentist chair. The zombies had been sort of in a prison for a long time and we silly companions had released them somehow?

I've not a clue but it was cool. Everyone and their mothers scrolls through dream posts, but I want to leave it here for the record, lol.

Saying that I have an Elektra icon. But she's more of a villain, so.

I finally got to see Thor today! I really enjoyed it. It looked great, had nice camera work, Chris Hemsworth looked suitably hot (though boy, would he look silly without the beard) and it was a fun movie all around. It had nice funny bits and nice dramatic bits and some really cheesy cringe-worthy bits because the world cannot be nice all the time. In all, I'm having a slightly toned-down but rather similar reaction to the one I had after watching Iron Man, which was of the sort of:

EVERYTHING IS MARVEL AND NOTHING HURTS. ♥

Thor is not Tony Fucking Stark, but his comics are also quite enjoyable, so I dusted off some of the ones I'd had lying around for ages. Right now I'm reading Thor: The Mighty Avenger, which if it was in DC it'd be Thor: Year One. So all in all, it's a charming, lovely and adorably silly retelling of that time he got banished to Earth for being too much of a party boy and he got to fight crime with Jane, all told in a lovely 60s style art. Read it if you can, guys! And of course, there's always J. Michael Straczynski's run, which was STUNNING. Very recommended.

And now I shall go back to reading Tony/Steve because this brought back ~feelings~ and because I just realise that there's just a few months now until Cap's movie and if we don't have a scene of Tony staring longingly into Cap's deep frozen eyes after the credits, I shall cry a lot.