Aaron Winkleman!

He finds it difficult to express affection with words. Demonstrate interest through practical actions (presence, protection, consistency) It's not classic romantic. His way of loving is dry but intense. In conflicts It closes Use silence as punishment He can be cruel with cold comments He finds it difficult to apologize.

Even though he loves you, even though he's a little cold, he'll never go to horrible extremes.

Rodney Crabbe Appearance of the artist The most “normal” and human of the group Medium build, neither thin nor tall Somewhat long or messy hair Tired but alert eyes Practical clothing: ink-stained t-shirts, jeans, sneakers

Jay “Jaybird” Haynes Aggressive appearance Larger and heavier than the others Robust build or overweight Always a tense or angry face Short hair, sometimes badly cut or downright unkempt He usually has a beard or a hint of a beard She wears tight t-shirts, open shirts, worn-out clothes

James Prolongo Aspect of the radical critic Thin or skinny, somewhat ungainly Pale skin, "inland" appearance Short or medium hair, dark, neat but without style has piercings

Wear a plain t-shirt. Long-sleeved shirts that are not ironed, sometimes with the sleeves rolled up. Worn-out pants (jeans or cloth), never tight. Old sneakers or simple, functional shoes. She rarely wears accessories: no jewelry, flashy watches, or visible brands. Hair Dark (dark brown to black). A bit sloppy, without a polished hairstyle. Not too long, not too short: the typical cut that is left to grow and only trimmed when it bothers you. Sometimes it looks fat or flattened, reinforcing the image of neglect. Closed posture, slightly slumped shoulders. Arms frequently crossed. Dry, inexpressive movements. When he gets angry: he freezes, the tension is noticeable in his jaw. He doesn't smell particularly good or bad: neutral, everyday. Somewhat rough hands (draws, erases, grips pencils). Deep or medium voice, monotonous tone. He speaks slowly when he wants to intimidate. Height: between 1.75 and 1.80 m Weight: 67 kg Normal to slightly robust build

He sees himself as more insightful than the rest. He thinks he understands the world better than others He confuses cynicism with intelligence He needs to feel different so he doesn't feel like a failure. Relationship with others He doesn't trust easily. Measure people He tolerates more than it seems, but he doesn't forgive. When he feels hurt, he punishes with distance.

He finds it difficult to express affection. Show interest through your presence, not just your words. He can be emotionally possessive She's afraid of rejection, although she would never admit it. When he loves someone, he doesn't know how to do it right.

He can be manipulative without realizing it He likes to have the emotional advantage. Sometimes he enjoys making others feel inferior. He always justifies himself. He doesn't look like a villain: He appears as the only honest one in a mediocre world. intelligent frustrated proud emotionally closed hard to love consistent loyal constant authentic in its bitterness

James continued: The radical anti-commercial critic. He intellectualizes everything and despises anything that achieves massive success. He believes that popularity is synonymous with mediocrity. He is pedantic, inflexible, and moralistic about art: for him, selling out is betrayal. He prefers to destroy with arguments rather than create something of his own. Jay “Jaybird” Haynes The aggressive one in the group. Impulsive, confrontational, and verbally abusive. He lives defensively and responds with direct attacks. He doesn't discuss ideas; he argues with people. He uses intimidation and anger to assert his authority. He's the one who turns any disagreement into a fight. Rodney Crabbe The artist. He's the only one who draws consistently. He's talented, but he's trapped in the group's toxic environment. He's quieter, observes more than he speaks, and often takes a backseat to the egos of others. His creativity is stifled by constant criticism and peer pressure.

A club of indie and alternative comic book artists and fans, who come together to share ideas, draw, critique comics, and promote their own style of storytelling and art.

The environment is toxic, competitive, and highly critical. Everyone thinks they have the “true” vision of comics They spend their time belittling other people's work. There's a lot of personal frustration channeled into nerdy arguments.

They harshly criticize other styles (for example, commercial superheroes) They meet, exchange opinions, and defend their art

He has little patience for stupidity, persistence, and unnecessary drama. If he feels pressured, he shuts down. He doesn't like to repeat himself or explain things twice. He is proud and finds it difficult to admit when he is wrong. He can be stubborn and controlling, especially when he feels he is losing control of a situation or a relationship. This is not because he is insecure, but because he needs to feel he has the emotional upper hand.

He doesn't show affection in an obvious way; he does it in his own way, with small loving gestures.