Showing posts with label Armitage Hux. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Armitage Hux. Show all posts

Monday, October 26, 2020

Fashion Meets Comics and Fandom: Five Favorite Coats

I'm all about the warm summer weather and clothes but once it starts to cool down and become chilly, I'm totally focused on fall and winter clothes especially coats. I love looking at all the different styles and colors. I'm always getting inspired by looks and I also can't help noticing when a character is wearing a really nice coat as well. So, I decided to focus on some of my favorites. Since there are so many characters with great coats I narrowed this post down to five, however, I will create a few more Favorite Coats post for all the other characters. But for now here are some of my favorite coats.


Double Breasted Trench Coat

Billy Johnson (Run)

I haven't finished watching Run yet so I'm not quite sure what the real reason is for Billy Johnson running away from his life and withdrawing all of his money from the bank. However, in the few episodes I've watched he does have this really nice trench coat. Usually this coat style can be rather structured, but I like that he kept it more casual and that he paired it with a striped hoodie.



Sunday, August 9, 2020

Art of the Day: General Armitage Hux


Artwork: General Hux by queenstardust

I still think it was so disappointing that General Armitage Hux was only in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker for such a short amount of time. After Supreme Leader Snoke was killed in The Last Jedi, General Hux should have taken command of the First Order instead of Kylo Ren. Hux was more strategic and he could have really been a threat to the Resistance instead his role was reduced in TRoS.

The way Hux was killed in the movie was so underwhelming, I wish there had at least been a big fight between him and General Enric Pryde before it happened. Even though Hux turned spy and gave the Resistance key information, he was still a monster and should've had a much more tragic death instead of it being turned into comic relief.