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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
meltingpenguins

You know what the Good Omens fandom’s missing now?

A multi-volume graphic novel adaptation that combines the best of the book and the show.

The creepy, bit more gory scenes from book and script that didn’t make it into the show? Graphic novel.

Unhappy with some personality and action swaps (like Crowley suggesting to kill the kid)? Graphic Novel.

Missing stuff from the book in general (Greasy Johnson e.g.)? Graphic Novel.


We are keeping Lurky and Murky, though.

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charmingpplincardigans

Okay, but can we please think of Sister Mary Loquacious who survives the fire and the dissolution of her Satanic order, opens a business training paintball camp on the same grounds where she was once handed the actual anti-christ by “Master Crowley”-who they all seem to think is cooler and more dangerous than he actually was/is on account, I guess, of him being closer to Satan than they were-and who one day is taking a casual stroll down her own damn hallway when she runs into “Master Crowley” having an “intimate moment” with a man in a bow tie.

Like, on one hand, the last time she saw him people died soon after. On the other hand, that’s one of the least intimidating states you can catch a person in, even though he was trying to turn on intimidate Aziraphale! That woman must have cycled through eight whole emotions before he managed to snap his fingers and at least one of those has probably never been had by a human before.

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Molting season - gadridel - Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett [Archive of Our Own]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
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It’s hot out, Crowley’s molting, and he can’t even reach all of his feathers.

Aziraphale helps.


I wrote a little good omens fic! its pure fluff cause im weak. Check it out if you have the time, let me know what you think!!! :D 

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wee-chlo

Can I just say that there’s something weirdly satisfying about seeing “Aziraphale” act like Crowley?

Like, when Crowley’s pretending to be Aziraphale, “Aziraphale” is quiet, stoic, his voice is deeper, the accent isn’t as posh. In that last scene before they switch back, “Aziraphale’s” voice is a relaxed, low growl effectively indistinguishable from Tennant/Crowley’s own and he’s slouched and sprawled and it’s so weirdly satisfying. 

Aziraphale’s better at playing Crowley; he matches the audacious sarcasm very well, probably because it’s a level of freedom he’s always kind of-sort of wanted to experience himself. But Crowley’s barely under the surface of “Aziraphale”. It’s basically Gabriel and the other angels’ own arrogance and complete lack of knowledge or interest in Aziraphale that made them fail to notice how obviously different he was. 

Crowley!Aziraphale was actually really awesome to see and I loved it and rewatch that part over and over, especially the scene right before they switch back when he’s slouched over the bench.

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stuffmackenjoys

So I just finished Good Omens

1) IT WAS PERFECT. I HAVE NO NOTES.

2) they are garbage bastard husbands, and they love each other!!!!!

3) neat, wrapped-in-a-bow endings are so underrated. I HATE the recent move towards messy, no-one-gets-to-be-happy endings. Good characters deserve good endings, and Good Omens fucking nailed it.

4) Neil Gaiman is an Asshole and a Bastard, but he writes really good things.

5) I NEED MORE.

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