can you guys recommend me audio/podcast versions of comics that let me know more about the worldbuilding, lore and overall interactions/stakes of everything related. I read the wikis sometimes but I don't want a synopsis of a single comic, I want an overview of a character and allies/enemies. that or an overview of a specific item/idea
I listened to a few hour long versions (court of owls, batman in space and spidey in space) and they were really bad. after a while I realized they were just reading lines from the comic and telling me what to think and took way to long to get to the important parts.

create any article about anything, if it’s funny I’ll put it on Encyclopidia Oniatica.

I know you guys are fucking funny, you can make funny shit too.

Are there more of these?

I'm looking for two comics - really, two pages. Maybe by the same artist (I keep thinking tako/plastic protein but maybe not).

One has Yuyuko putting on fake human ears and asking if she's moe now, with youmu responding with "it suits you."

The other, I think Chen?, being asked if they also have human ears, I think by Rin. Chen? then says check, at which point Rin? brushes away her hair (where the view can't see) to check. Whatever she sees gives her quite the shock.

It seems to be print only, no digital, not on nyaa, archive.org, LibGen, Anna's, etc.
Is anyone willing to buy and scan this? I can fund it though I don't know how much of a pain scanning would be. Even just CamScanner pages of the actually important pages would be good. Since most of fanbook content is just filler spam.

Even if it's just the first couple seasons that's fine.

Does anyone know who this is?

I have been reading nothing but retro (pre-70s mangaka only) manga for the past couple of months and I've hit a point where I have no idea what to read next. I've already read most manga by Ishinomori Shotaro and Go Nagai and I could keep going with Yokoyama Mitsuteru but idk how I feel about reading 60 volumes of Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

I want to put posters of old paintings on my wall - however, to get them at plausible sizes and a DPI that is inoffensive to the eyes, I need big scans (like 8000x8000 px). Despite the fact that these paintings are very old, scans of this quality are wildly difficult to find, often capping out at ~3000x3000, which only amounts to ~12x12 inches at 250 dpi. I was wondering if there are some means of finding high-quality scans that I'm not privy to - I've tried image searches and poking around various museum/government archives with little luck.
I'm particularly interested in picrel, Titian's "Flaying of Marsyas" - this photo is the highest resolution I could find, and has some fucky lighting issues, so I wouldn't like to print it. If anyone has any advice, I'd be happy to receive it :)