It's Hilarious To Think Of Bruce Who Considers Clark To Be His Best Friend, Trusts Him Implicitly, And

I cope using humor okay 😭😭😭

in my ideal world there was a second yj98 spinoff comic that ran in 2003 called "saint elias" that is gotham academy-esque and followed the adventures of newly-humanified greta and recently-retired anita as they joined saint elias school for girls alongside cissie and traya

I am definitely going to be posting more about this >:) potentially even with a fic series if I can get my shit together heart emoji

(reblogs are much loved and help other people see my art!)

y'all ever read something on this site that is just so ~tumblr~ you gotta take a few days off to reconnect with the source material????

Absolutely nobody gets how much Dan Mora's design of robin!Dick Grayson means to me.

Like–???

This saved my life.

a chill goes down my spine each time these posts begin appearing on my feed

nothing like ao3 being down to remind you what little joy the rest of life brings you

i was going thru my personal batfam timeline and realized just how funny some events line up. like tim’s introduction to the story lining up with one of the edgiest arcs of dick’s, resulting in this interaction

I’m seated. The theater employees are scared and asking me to leave because the book is not even out yet much less the movie but I’m simply too seated

batman and robin :)

Bruce and Jason are like "Joker is the embodiment of evil." Meanwhile Duke and Barbara are like "Joker is just some loser."

the dialogue around babs and her disability is so cooked because if there was some understanding that disabled people with a mobility aid — whether it be a chair, a frame, a walking stick, a scooter, prosthesis, whatever — aren’t “trapped” by the devices designed to help them navigate the world we wouldn’t be stuck having the same reductive conversations. kim yale and john ostrander reintroduced babs as a disabled woman who took pride in her intelligence and abilities and saw her wheelchair as a means of reclaiming her independence and autonomy. she removes the handles on the chair because no one, whether it be her father or batman or darkseid, gets to push her around. taking that from her is an act of violence, whether ur tom taylor who can’t envision a world where disabled people are respected and capable unless they are magically cured, or a random online who thinks stealing the wheels off someone’s wheelchair is funny