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Superman by itoscaresme.

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Babs: Trust me Stephanie, if you want Cassandra Cain to do anything she doesn't want to you're gonna have to find a way to phrase it as a challenge. Steph: What are you, some kind of Cass expert? Babs: As a matter of fact. Babs: (unrolls flowchart) Steph: You have a "how to" flowchart for interacting with Cass specifically? Babs: Don't be ridiculous. I have a flowchart for everybody I know. Steph: ...Sorry I was just hit with the crushing realization that I'm the normal one in this trio. I think it'll take me a long time to process that. Can I see them? Babs: (consults Stephanie flowchart) Babs: No.

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I so desperately want there to be Steph and Damian content again. She deserves to be one of the biggest fixtures in his life and he deserves it to. Plus corrupting the Wayne kids is what gives Stephanie life.

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Batman #125

He’s so dramatic ugh (I love him

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The funniest aspect of a child crime fighter is that sometimes they’re going to run into something that makes no sense because they don’t have the life experience. Because they’re nine.

Like Robin runs into a guy who works for The Penguin and the guy just throws his hands up like, “Don’t hit! I’m not an enforcer. I’m an accountant.”

Robin:

Robin, squaring up: I don’t know what that is.

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The funniest aspect of a child crime fighter is that sometimes they’re going to run into something that makes no sense because they don’t have the life experience. Because they’re nine.

Like Robin runs into a guy who works for The Penguin and the guy just throws his hands up like, “Don’t hit! I’m not an enforcer. I’m an accountant.”

Robin:

Robin, squaring up: I don’t know what that is.

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This happens a lot actually

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Yk Batman (1940) #416 is fascinating in many ways but one thing I find absolutely hilarious is Starlin's ability to contradict himself about Bruce's opinion on Jason's character completely three pages later like I can't figure out what the thought process was that absolutely nobody noticed??

I mean just look at that:

"I'm trying to keep Jason alive as Robin but it's hard because he thinks too highly of himself and it makes him reckless."

Immediately followed by that:

"his past trauma has made him have poor self-esteem and he has self-destructive urges that could have killed him, but being Robin helps with that."

So which one is it, Bruce? Does Jason take risks because he is borderline suicidal or because his self-esteem is too high? Like, from a meta perspective there's a way for it to make sense and be super interesting (I'll talk about self-harm, suicidal behaviour, risk taking, recklessness in teenagers and victim-blaming later on) but yeah, Starlin definitely wasn't gunning for that perspective lol.

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this is your thanksgiving reminder that the chinook tribe is still fighting for federal recognition, which means they are unable to access programs and resources. please take some time today to sign their petition and donate if you’re able to. and if you live in washington or oregon please write to your elected officials.

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💫 STARFIRE THEE STALLION 💫

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casual tim sketchbook doodles!!

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WE'RE SO BACK

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needed to draw kori and this is what came from it

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Wonder Woman ⭐️ Save me big strong Amazon princess, big strong Amazon princess save me 🛐

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Batman #130

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anyway.