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this thang.

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If the Good Moms of Critical Role ever learn about the shit Liliana's pulled it's on sight 😤

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If you are watching a TV show, it can be live action or animated.

But not when you're reading a book. Much to think about.

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Lot your art! Was wondering what's your favourite Stephanie Brown single issue or arc?

Thank you! It is so hard to chose a favourite arc/issue. For context, I’ve read most of her appearances 2015ish-now, and those in the 90s. Aside from her solo series, I have read much in the 2000s.

Runner ups that immediately come to mind are her debut arc; the middle portion of James Tynion Iv’s Detective Comics run when she sets out on her own (following Tim’s “death”) so like detective comics #946 onwards; the first Batgirls arc but especially issues 5 & 6; Batman Inc. Leviathan Strikes #1 where she, as Batgirl, was at that assassin boarding school thing; Robin/Spoiler Special (that’s where my header is from!); oh and obviously her Gotham Underground return (invisibility device!!).

However, if I had to choose one favourite, it would have to be Spoiler/Huntress: Blunt Trauma (1998). I revisit it a lot. It tackles so many different aspects of her character and where she was at that point. Her and Helena make a really interesting pair. I just think she’s so cool!

#plus her and huntress both wear purple! #their rebirth very short hang out was my Lock Screen for a while #I really like her cameos in other stories too like in task force Z and Joker the man who stopped laughing #those are up there as some of my absolute favourite appearances #but they’re not centered on her so I’m not gonna include theme here #but yeah #that’s my thoughts! #ask #my rambles #stephanie brown #comic recommendations

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Working on a fun Tinkerbell drawing. This isn’t Lorcana related. Just me messing around.

#THIS IS SO GREAT #she is adorable I love all her details

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Batman in my style 🖤

#👀👀👀👀

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Early Robin!Tim and Superman’s relationship is so funny. They’ve nearly had more one-on-one team ups than Batman and Supes. He’s his informant. Jimmy Olsen’s vampire hunting buddy. Clark keeps complimenting Bruce in front of him and Tim’s just like “eh… he’s okay I guess. You’re more fun tho”. They don’t get along. They barely know each other. They’re the early post-Crisis Robin/Superman duo we see the most of.

#a funny team up #also that panel of Tim on the phone is so prettyyyy #dc comics #superman #clark kent #batman #Tim drake

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Here is a list of (almost) every Superman’s character flaw

Post-Crisis: Insecurity. Struggles with his own identity and thus overcompensates. Too focused on being “human” and thus rejects his “alien” side.

Reeve: Fear of opening up, tries to be in control too much. Can’t face the fact that he can’t control everything. Eerily similar to Anakin Skywalker, too focused on saving things and people he’s attached to. Tries to have it all. Convinced he can because “I’m Superman.” He’s a man that tries to control his own fate. Despite the fact that he can’t even confess who he is to the woman he loves.

Silver Age: Control freak. Sometimes a little mischievous. Tries to punish his friends with complicated pranks to teach them a lesson. Usually more endearing than not, but it’s at the core of his character flaw. Despite being the most “Lawful Good” of the Supermen, he’s the biggest prankster of them all. Which kinda sheds light on his specific hatred for Prankster. The irony.

Bronze Age: Ego-centric. Spends so much time in his head thinking about the ramifications of his own actions—he fails to consider the other people around him. He’s unironically the most “Brooding” and “mysterious” Superman because he takes a lot of time for self-reflection. You see shades of this with Post-Crisis—the leading cause of him renouncing his American Citizenship because he was afraid of what that would represent when he saved people. Too much philosophizing, not enough praxis.

Golden Age: Cocky as a motherfucker. He’s the strongest being on the planet and acts like it. He’s the only Superman who has no reservations against taking human life. Thus, he’s not really concerned with how it “looks” when someone of his “stature” kills someone. All Praxis, No Theory. Bronze Age (& Mark Waid’s) Superman would HATE him. Like Joe Shuster once said, “It was always a lark for him, as you can see in my early drawings.”

New 52: Very much like Golden Age. Cocky. Arrogant at times. Too stuck in his own head. He’s in the transitional period between Golden Age Superman’s more practical & assertive approach and Bronze Age Superman’s paralizing self-realization and philosophizing regarding his “role” in the world. In other words, he’s squarely in his emo teenager era.

#I’m really enjoying him in the post crisis runs rn #and the golden and silver age have their own special place in my heart #always struggle to read Bronze Age though because of that ego #and the sexism #the transition between the silver and Bronze Age was real rough #especially for Lois

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While I nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a slapping,

As of some one gently flapping, flapping at my chamber door.

“’Tis some fairy,” I muttered, “slapping at my chamber door—

            Only this and nothing more.”

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edit of my favorite post for the most important day of the year

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How could I possibly resist? Based on this post

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He’s got a superman cut now! Supes is dead tho.

Bat-symbol undercut design, now that’s something u can get behind. Little risky in Metropolis though

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ripped cape & RIP, man

No thoughts just Clark and his cape

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“Bruce Wayne is actually a really good father and all his children are just like that” is actually my favorite flavor of batfam

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