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People not comprehending Nosferatu correctly might kill me. Yes it's erotic and about pleasure but yes it's devastating and about child sexual abuse. It's a movie about victimhood, about being already dead, about longing for the great beyond, about never feeling safe from your abuser, about always expecting one more rape must be endured. It is about being an ugly victim, a neurotic victim. About your supposed allies tying you down for fear you will rip their world to ribbons. It is about facing the abuser, facing the pleasure the abuser brought. It is about men seeking to silence a plague in the quiet of the night when grooming and abuse can only be destroyed by pulling it into the light of morning.
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I can't exactly remember the first time I watched queer media, but I will say that I grew up in an extremely conservative, Roman Catholic, "traditional family values", white white white family. My dad and I being the only ones of Mexican descent in a family full of gingers and blonde haired, blue eyed "English" family made it difficult for me growing up because I never really saw anything that was targeted towards me and really meant it, or that was something I could connect with.
That being said, I didn't know that gay people existed until I was in like 7th grade. Being a 2001 kid, I grew up with pretty much unrestricted internet access, so once the Gay Fanfiction Time hit, it hit HARD. Unfortunately for me, this also meant that I spent a good chunk of my adolescense being ashamed of the fact that I was feeling all these feelings towards girls and I just felt hopeless.
Lost, alone and scared, I was left sinking in my own pit of shame that I couldn't escape because I just felt disgusted with myself and I felt that I didn't fit in. Even as an adult, I still feel so alone some days, and it's crippling.
Then freshman year of high school comes along. I am 14 and have just survived both meningitis and an ear infection that went septic on me, resulting in a hole in my eardrum and pain and suffering for years to come. I am still alone, scared and am still sinking into the pit, this time with the weight of my mother's expectations weighing me down and shoving me further. I can barely breathe, and am having panic attacks regularly, despite being medicated. I go into Honors English and I read a book;
Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe by Benjamin Alire Sáenz. This book honestly changed my perspective and life at the time. It takes place in the late 80s, specifically 1987, and is told by Aristotle "Ari" Mendoza and Dante Quintana. It took all these emotions I had been feeling at the time and blew them into my face; Mexican American struggles, being LGBT in a world that hates you, having a sibling in prison, struggling with a racial and ethnic identity. This book made 14 year old me believe that there was good in the world.
Now, 2 days before my 23rd birthday, I have a college degree(the first in my family to do so!) a technical degree, an amazing partner, and some of that identity stuff figured out. Not all of it, but some of it.
Oh what 14 year old me and I would talk about if we could meet.
Have you ever felt changed by seeing queer representation on screen? What did it mean to you?
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Was scrolling on insta and saw a post about the upcoming earth-bending avatar spin-off and all the comments were ofc men bashing the fact that it will be “another girl” and “this one will probably be woke and gay too”
And while this obviously doesn’t need to be explained or retorted it got me to once again think about the franchise as a whole and re-ignited my fire and unwavering stance that AANG WAS A SHIT AVATAR!
The very dude all these men “wish the show could go back to” was so weak it’s actually laughable. Aang, the avatar that ran away from his responsibilities time and time again! The monks disapproved of Aang as a whole bc he did not take his duty seriously. “But he’s just a kid” you say? Korra was fucking determined to be the very best out of the womb! If Aang did not get fucking bailed out by the lion turtle the world would have been destroyed by Ozai! Aang ran away from the air temple, he ran away from the gaang, hell he nearly gave up off the bat for his schoolboy crush in Katara. “But it was true love” you say? Kyoshi was in love and guess what? She and Rangi put their duty first. If Aang didn’t have Katara to reel him in from penguin sliding & constantly playing he would have never mastered the elements. He had the privilege of his past lives and refused to listen to them! “Aang was brought up to be a pacifist; he did not want to disrespect his culture” you say? Aang damn near went Anakin Skywalker on the sand ppl bc they took Appa to make some coin to feed themselves. Who bailed his ass out of that again? You guessed it Katara! He wouldn’t have even found the hidden library WITHOUT TOPH. He would not have escaped said library WITHOUT TOPH! Aang was written and shown over and over again that he was not about this life. Yet fast fwd to LOK he suddenly was all about being the avatar n put his duty over his own children! He even ran away from responsibilities of being a father! So much so that his son didn’t even think he loved him as much as his other siblings! It is canon that he is a walking contradiction and hypocrite; yet The amount of hate Korra got and still gets blows my mind. “Korra is a hot headed brat” “she’s so bitchy and annoying” “korra doesn’t come close to aang” KORRA GOT THE MF JOB DONE! Korra was mentally and physically tortured so much and did not have her past lives mind you! She did so much without support. (In the show and IRL) LoK was pulled from the network and had very little funding from the get-go. Bryke fought tooth and nail to give us the little that we got.
If this new show fails it will not be because the new avatar is a woman. It will be because once again the network has to spoon feed the little boy demographic because they can’t handle strong women, the very characters that ran this universe and made it watchable and allowed Aang to succeed in the first place!
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woke up and immediately checked the news to make sure they hadn't caught him
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The Amazons were and weren't apart of the Ancient Greeks.
Let me explain.
In the myths, all the Amazons were originally daughters of Ares, and their society was closed off to all men, so as their society grew, they would only meet men sometimes to reproduce, and any sons would be handed off to the father's.
Now, the Amazons were have said to have traveled all over the Ancient World, from Greece to Asia to the Black Sea to Egypt and even Arabia(which of course, is the Arabian Peninsula, not just "somewhere in the Middle East"). Scholars have even linked the Amazons to the Hittites, as there has been some female warriors found in graves, also because the Hittites were a horse culture- which is very similar to the Amazonian culture that was presented by Anciet Greek writers. It's been suggested that the Hittites were the basis of the myth to the Amazons, which if true would absolutely be sick as hell because the Hittites ruled basically where Modern Turkey is, which is coincidentally right next to where Greece is.
Also, when the Roman Empire decided to Empire it up, they also incorporated the Amazons into their stories as well.
There are also several myths involving the Amazons interacting with Greek Gods and even participating in the Trojan War. In one such myth, Heracles(the correct name, because Hercules is the ROMAN name) literally rizzes up Queen Hippolyte, and while they're going at it, the ENTIRE AMAZON ARMY ATTACKS HERACLES AND THE QUEEN IS KILLED IN THE SCUFFLE.
It was also said that Alexander the Great MET the Amazons at one point and sired a child with their queen(this is most likely a very great example of propaganda as even Plutarch himself questioned it, but I digress).
Now, the Amazons home base is said to be Themyscira, both in the WW comics AND the myths. And color me surprised when I looked it up and it's a real place(or it was)! It was an Ancient Greek town in Anatolia, and was a coastal town. In Terme, Turkiye, there is a statue of an Amazon warrior there as a nod to the fact that Turkiye is pretty much the homeland of the Amazons.
Now, onto Wonder Woman herself. In modern comics, she is Greek, as she is the daughter of Zeus and Hippolyta. Some portrayals have her be born from clay, and her mother "breathed life into her", and others(thank you Justice League show) say that Hades AND Hippolyta carved Diana out together. This is definitely an interesting move, considering that Donna Troy(Wonder Girl I/Troya) was a clone of Diana(I don't know her other origins, I apologize!) and later, Cassie Sandsmark(Wonder Girl II) was revealed to ALSO be a daughter of Zeus, though they've since changed this to make Diana's niece, and Zeus' granddaughter. Now, in the comics, Cassie has a kind of... weird... relationship with Ares. Ares supplied Cassie with her lasso, and it channels Zeus' lightning bolts when she's angry(which is metal af). Ares WANTS Cassie to be his champion. And she doesn't really fuck with him, but he can influence her to feel pure rage, which gives her more power.
DC keeps changing the continuity with Cassie and her costume/lasso- sometimes it gives her powers, other times it literally takes over her mind and then other other times she's immune because she's... a demigoddess?
Comics are weird like that.
Turns out Wonder Woman's 1930s design is somehow closer to how the ancient Greeks depicted Amazons then most "greek-inspired" WW redesigns from the 21st c. This was inspired my me going "Hold up... why is Diana always depicted as an ancient Greek when the Amazons were specifically... NOT the ancient Greeks.
#no hate to the original poster!!#i just love ancient greece!#and comics#wonder woman#greek mythology#dc comics
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Me, after doing 15 minutes of excessive googling on every Batfam member's birthday only to then realize I've accidentally missed the majority of them this year, and then also finding out that people are still aggressively debating over whether Bruce's birthday is April 7 or February 19, Dick's birthday happens 3-6x throughout the year, and Stephanie might have just popped into existence for all that DC cares:
Batfam birthday dates btw for anyone who needs them are listed beneath the cut:
DISCLAIMER: DC is notorious for being super inconsistent with everything and I am a mere tadpole caught in the tidal wave of DC's ocean. This post will be regularly updated with edits and corrections so please do not use it as word of law, I am begging you.
Update (8/24/23): To keep things more simple and easier for everyone I am going to start categorizing the birth dates I've collected into 3 categories.
-Most popular: Self-explanatory. These are the birth dates that have been canonized and confirmed by DC and are also more wildly celebrated by the fandom. Typically, this should be the first result you see when you google the character's birthday. But not always because DC sucks ass.
-Other date(s): These are the additional birth dates I come across that have been canonized in some form with multiple sources, but are not as wildly celebrated or popularized by DC and/or the fandom. Why am I including them here? Mostly because I don't want people coming in saying I forgot a date. But also because if I have to see this mess, then y'all have too as well.
-Potential but unconfirmed date(s): This is where I will put all the other additional dates I find, but specifically those that are lacking in complete sources or seem to be highly debated and scrutinized.
Also fun emoji ranking guide for me and me alone:
👑👑: Queen Shit. Characters with a consistent and simple birth date(s). Can absolutely do no wrong.
👑😮💨: In the Running. Characters who don't have a set birth date, but the mess is minor and completely DC's fault. They shouldn't have to be punished for DC's crimes.
🤡🤡: Gtfo. Shit is so inconsistent and stupidly messy that it's making me lose my shit. I'm putting DC and the characters on trial for this bullshit.
👑Alfred Pennyworth👑
Most popular: August 16
Other date(s): April 8 and March 31
(I think it'd be hella cute if Jason and Alfred shared a bday. But if you keep scrolling through the rest of the list, you'll see that August is kind of an overcrowded bday month for the Batfam.
Depending on what you prefer, though, I still think Alfred's worth being celebrated. Lord knows he deserves a special day for himself)
(Update ((8/24/23)): No big inconsistencies between these dates. I just thought it would be fun to provide some info on why Alfred has two canonical birthdates.
So the reason August 16 is viewed as the most popular is for two main reasons. One, obviously, is that he shares a birth date with Jason Todd. So many fans latch onto this date because of how sweet it is for them to share a birthday together.
The second reason has to do with the origin of the birth date. This is because of the more recent retcon that was made by the prequel comic to the Injustice: Gods Among Us video game that was published in 2013. There is a panel in the comic that shows Alfred's birth certificate in full detail from his full name, his place of birth, etc.
As for April 8, this specific date technically has more history compared to August 16. Fans will cite that April 8 was the official date selected by DC according to their Super DC Calendar back in 1976 (which btw was made in 1975).
Compared to August 16 and April 8, however, March 31 oddly enough isn't that popular or recognized by DC or the majority of the fandom. The reason March 31 does come up is because March 31, 1943 was the date when Alfred made his first appearance in the comics, one day after Bruce/Batman)
🤡Bruce Wayne🤡: Hey. Hey, DC, look at me. Bitch.
Most popular: February 19 or April 7
Other date(s): April 25, May 27, March 30, "October," October 7, and "November"
(It looks like most people go with February 19, but don't come at me if you're a April 7 truther. I'm just existing)
(Update ((8/20/23)): I'm gonna shoot somebody. So after doing a little bit more research, I came across-you'd never guess it-even more conflicting info on when Bruce's birthday is supposed to take place.
While April 7 and February 19 are still popular days for fans to celebrate Batman's bday, March 30 is also considered a popular date due to March 30, 1939 being the day Detective Comics #27 ((the issue Batman debuted in)) was put on shelves.
HOWEVER, even Batman's debut is contested to actually be May 27, 1939 because despite the fact that Detective Comics #27 first appeared to the public on March 30, 1939, the cover issue depicted May 27, 1939 instead.
This is because it was a popular practice for comics publication houses to falsify their cover dates as a way to give the impression that the latest issue was newer than it actually was. So if you really, really wanna get super fucking technical about it ((and I know there are some of you out there who do)), Batman may have debuted on March 30, but the cover-issue date was May 27 so, yes, I guess Bruce could have been a May baby instead.
I hate it here.
Oh, and to make matters more complicated, let's discuss the issue of April 7 vs April 25. So the reason April 7 is a popular bday for Bruce is because the original 1930-40s run just outright stated that April 7 was his birthday. Simple enough.
So what does April 25 have to do with this? Well, that's because technically-I think I hate that word now btw-Batman didn't get his own solo comic until April 25, 1940. If you want to go by April 25 because of this logic, however, that means that you'd have to share Bruce's birthday with the Joker. Because guess what? That's also the exact date that the Joker debuted.
I'm personally not a huge fan of Bruce and the Joker sharing a bday. Mostly just because the dates are clearly already complicated enough. But also I feel like April 25 is just known as the Joker's bday at this point, at least in the DC fandom. And Bruce has so many options at this point that it'd be kinda silly to make them share a bday.
As for the "sometime in October" and "sometime in November" additions, we have Batman The Animated Series and Frank Miller's "Batman: Year One" to thank for those extremely vague options.
BTAS Bruce states that his birthday is "sometime in October" and "Batman: Year One" Bruce is responsible for "sometime in November." I repeat: I hate it here.
So when is Bruce's actual birthday? Well, the latest change that DC has "officially" made was the February 19 retcon during the 1970-80s. When a fan sent a question into Detective Comics about Bruce's birthday, the answer given was "February 19" in the letter column. Issue #494, to be exact.
And the reason this answer was given? Because the Super DC Calender for 1976 (again made in 1975) said so.
However, there are still people who prefer to celebrate his bday on April 7 or March 30 instead. And there's also a question floating around if the New 52 run could potentially retcon Bruce's bday AGAIN at some point in the future.
I. Hate. It. Here.
Personally, I liked February 19 because then Alfred could maybe have the month of April to himself. But after seeing all this new info, I'm just sort of resigned to whichever date that the fandom prefers. Y'all can decide. I don't have any energy left.
Also, I can't believe I have to accuse Bruce of having possibly taught Dick his bday scam. Just .... wow).
(Update ((8/24/23)): Well, DC did it to me again. I found this extra little tidbit while googling the Super DC Calendar for Alfred, actually.
So Issue #10 of the 2021 Legends of the Dark Knight decided to give the BTAS's "sometime in October" an actual sometime.
How do I feel about yet another Bruce Wayne bday retcon? Honestly, I think I'm moving closer and closer to just a bland state of acceptance at this point. Tbh, I don't think all these retcons actually matter that much in the end. DC is gonna keep being DC.
Which is annoying. But Idk I'm personally gonna stick with February 19. No shade to you if you prefer any of the other dates. I just like February 19 more than the others)
👑Kate Kane👑
Most popular: March 21
Other date(s): January 26
(So ... where to start to with this one?
Well the official DC canon birth date for Kate Kane is listed as March 21. That being said, if you were to google Kate's birthday right now, you might be confused because that's not the first result that comes up.
Instead, you'll be greeted with January 26, 1990.
So what gives? If there's already an official DC approved birth date, then why the fuck is January 26 coming up all of a sudden?
Well, folks, you have the CW's Batwoman to thank.
Tbh I was very confused as to how I completely missed that there was an entire Batwoman TV show in the first place.
Apparently the show is considered a part of the CW Arrowverse (in reference to the CW show Arrow featuring Oliver Queen, for those of you who need extra info) and ran for 3 whole seasons before being cancelled on April 9, 2022.
And they gave us actual canon lesbian Kate Kane rep. I mean, she is a lesbian. But yeah. CW actually acknowledged her sexual orientation. So kudos for doing the bare minimum?????
Anyway, I guess the showrunners just decided they wanted Kate's birthday to be on January 26 instead of March 21??? Idk if this was supposed to be a reference or an homage to Cassandra Cain's birthday. I doubt it, but who knows?)
🤡Dick Grayson🤡: Greedy bitch who keeps lying about his birthday so he can scam people into giving him more presents jk jk
Most popular: "On the first day of spring" (bruh) or March 20/21
Other date(s): March 6, "April," October 24 (aka "the week before Halloween"), November 11 and December 1
Potential but unconfirmed date(s): June 24
(Dick's canon bday seems to be influx. March 6, March 20, March 21, November 11, June 24, December 1, and so on. I did see multiple sources state Dick was born "on the first day of spring." I'm unclear atm about whether this is a fanon take or if it was actually stated in a particular comic at some point.
As far as I'm concerned, Dick just keeps lying about his birthday for the lols)
(Update ((8/24/23)): Well, guess what I found, folks?
It's a return visit from our favorite friend, the Super DC Calendar of 1976. And according to it, Dick's birthday should be November 11.
You can also thank the Young Justice comic for the confusion surrounding Dick's bday being on December 1.
Also, I found this post by @theflyingwonder that helps clear up a LOT of the mess surrounding Dick's ever changing birth date. Honestly, amazing work and extra kudos to them for putting all the work in and finding all the sources. I just wished I had found their post earlier, holy shit.
And if you have some extra time, please give some love to @inkydandy for their hilarious and very sweet comic about all the confusion that comes with Dick's bday)
(Update ((8/25/23)): Many thanks to @poisoned-ivy for clearing up even more of the mess surrounding Dick's bday. I went ahead and took a screenshot of their response to my old "Which date is Dick's canon bday?" poll.
They also provided a link to the DC Universe Calendar which was lovingly compiled from the original 1976 Super DC Calendar and then put together by the people who run the Five Earths Project .
Also found out from them today that October 24 is one of Dick's bdays ((at least for Post-Crisis Dick Grayson)). So that was a fun new discovery!
They were also very helpful in helping me realize that the original article I had found that stated "sometime in April" was actually in reference to Dick Grayson's first appearance in the comics, which was April 1940.
So, yes, "sometime in April" is technically--again I hate this word so much now--still a valid candidate for Dick's bday. And before you ask: Detective Comics #38 was actually published on March 6, 1940.
Hence why people will cite March 6 as Dick's canon bday instead.
This project got a lot bigger than I ever expected it to ... god)
👑Barbara Gordon👑: September 23
👑Jason Todd👑: August 16
👑Cassandra Cain👑: January 26
👑Tim Drake👑: July 19
👑Stephanie Brown😮💨: She emerged from the void with the sole purpose of dragging Bruce's ass to hell and back. Nothing can stop her. We all exist in her world now.
Potential but unconfirmed date(s): June 23, "August," or August 11
(For real, though, some peeps will say June 23 since the month she officially debuted in the comics was June 1992.
But I've also seen August 1992 listed as her bday month as well--lot of August babies in the Batfam, huh--but I haven't found June 23 specifically listed as her canon bday, either. It honestly feels like the fans are putting in more work than DC at this point. Which, like, I'm not surprised. Just disappointed)
(Update ((8/24/23)): Someone mentioned August 11 as a potential birth date, but I have yet to see an actual source that specifically states this. If I do find one, I'll edit this section. Figured I should put it here just in case, though)
👑Duke Thomas👑: August 13
👑Damian Wayne👑: August 9
👑Terry McGinnis😮💨
Most popular: August 18
Other date(s): June 27 or August 10
Potential but unconfirmed date(s): September 19 (fml)
(Yes, I'm including Terry, fuck you lol
Also SERIOUSLY WTF is up with so many of these August birthdays!!!! Fuck, was everyone just getting crazy BUSY in November!!!! What's going on in the DC universe that is making November of all months the HORNY MONTH????!!!!)
(Mini update ((8/18/23)): Well, I just found out that apparently June 27th 2023 is also a highly debated birth date for Terry. As is August 10 2023/2024 and August 18 2023/2024. I even saw a mention of September 19 2023, but I don't know how credible that source actually is. I'm just putting it here because I'm losing my mind and I don't want someone to pop in and say I forgot it omfg I'm dying
I'm just ... why? Why is it so hard to just commit to one month and one date. I'm not even concerned about the exact year. Just commit to ONE, man.
Excuse me while I march over to DC HQ and burn the whole place to the ground iswtfg)
Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong on any of these. I have a massive headache now and am open to any suggestions or clarifications y'all have to offer.
Also, I'm going to fist fight Dick in a Denny's parking lot.
Update (8/17/23): So a mini post that I meant to use as a way to vent how insane Dick was making me somehow blew up way more than I ever expected it to, and now I feel obligated to clarify again that I am open to any corrections and additional info that anyone has to offer.
I'm saying this because I've noticed people reblogging this post for actual Batfam bday references and someone already pointed out I fucked up Tim's bday and now I feel bad for everyone who reblogged this post prior to that edit.
It's probably just the anxiety talking, but yeah I just wanted to put that out there.
Also justice for Stephanie Brown! She deserves to have her own special day and if I have to bully DC into giving her a canon birthday, then you bet your ass I fucking will.
(And to all of y'all who are encouraging Dick to keep running his side scam business, I just have this to say: There's an empty Denny's parking lot somewhere out there just waiting for you, too lol)
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PSA: Dick Grayson’s Birthday
And other comic birthdays & dates in general. I’m just going to clear up something about comic book continuity & dates and how they work.
I’m noticing a lot of confusion about Dick’s birthday right now. I’m not talking about the March 20th versus March 21st debate. [It’s the 20th, sorry.] I’m talking about this confusion where Dick seems to have 3-4 birthdays. Comics are confusing as hell, so this is definitely understandable. I’m hopefully just making this easier for other people.
[Here’s a DC calendar.]
According to that calendar, Dick has three birthdays.
November 11: Pre-Crisis
October 24: Post-Crisis
March 20: Post-Zero Hour (Also called Pre-Flashpoint, Pre-52 and New Earth)
And of course, let’s toss in Dick’s Earth-16 (Young Justice) birthday of December 1.
So Dick has four birthdays. Are we supposed to celebrate his birthday four times a year? Well, I definitely won’t stop you (in fact, it sounds fun), but that’s not quite how comic birthdays work.
Here’s a simplified version of the years for DC continuities:
Pre-Crisis: Comics published before 1985
Post-Crisis: Comics published after 1985
Post-Zero Hour (also called Pre-Flashpoint, Pre-52, or New Earth): Comics published after 1994
New 52: Comics published after the 2011 reboot
Dick’s birthday was November 11th in pre-crisis continuity. That means it’s valid for comics published prior to the year 1985. If we’re talking about golden and silver age Dick Grayson, you’d be correct in celebrating his birthday on November 11th. In fact, if you have a deep, visceral love for that era, it sounds like a great idea and I might start doing that.
But November 11 is not the birthday of modern Dick Grayson. When we have multiple dates like these, they are restricted to their respective continuities. That’s just how comics work. New Earth (Pre-52) Dick does not have his birthday on November 11th. If you’re talking about the Dixon Nightwing run or BatDick, you’re dealing with New Earth Dick Grayson, meaning his birthday is on March 20th. The November 11th birthday is irrelevant here.
This is how it works for other dates too. In that calendar, you might notice there’s three dates for the deaths of the Flying Graysons.
July 15: Pre-Crisis
October 31: Post-Crisis
June 27: Post-Zero Hour (consequently, the day after the anniversary of Bruce’s parent’s deaths. Must be a great week for those two.)
June 27th is the most recent date. In fact, I have the panel here:
(Nightwing Vol 1 #1)
This is the modern version of Dick’s parents’ deaths.
If you’re discussing New Earth Dick Grayson, then his birthday is on March 20 and his parents died on June 27.
If you’re discussing Pre-Crisis Dick Grayson (before the year 1985), then his birthday is on November 11 and his parents died on July 15.
It kind of drives me crazy when people mix these up
Since the New 52 has not re-established a majority of these dates, it’s common convention to stick with the last continuity’s dates until the newest continuity “retcons” them or confirms they’re the same.
Hopefully that all made sense and I didn’t just make this even more confusing. When it comes to Dick’s Earth-16 birthday of Dec 1st, that’s limited to Young Justice Dick Grayson. When we’re talking about modern comic book adaptions, it’s the Pre-52 dates we care about.
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got told at lunch "you feel like Tumblr Incarnate" and i had to tell them i've been here for 13 years and counting. i was here three years before dashcon happened. i saw the mishapocalypse. i survived the gigapause. i've been here longer than the shoelaces post. i've been here since it was hipsters versus fandom and i played both sides extensively by overdoing the sepia filters on everything and making my own flashing galaxy gif edits for my fandom posts. i'm every tumblr. it's all in me
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