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[alienzil]

DP x DC Prompt/notion # 5

Bruce finished logging the last details of tonight’s patrol and reluctantly pulled up contingency file PT-961. “Hnn,” he grunted to the empty cave, staring at the folder on screen but making no move to open it yet. His children were all out for the evening with various excuses: doing research on a case, homework, visiting a friend, etc. He knew they were really with Fenton for a movie night of course…the third such movie night in the last several months since they started sneaking over to visit the man.

He'd put this off long enough, making excuses to himself about assessing the situation before coming to any conclusions, it was past time he did something about it.

Cli-click. There. The file was open.

He’d made this contingency plan years ago, creating it only a days after Dick had moved into the manor and updating as needed as the family had grown but it hadn’t been touched for years.

PT-961 In The Event That More than 50% of the Children Form an Attachment to a New Parental Figure (see file HM-962 if less than 50%) 1. Initial Research: a. Attachment levels – see pages 1-36, graphs I-XLVII b. Assessment of New Parental Figure c. Background and character 2. Intentions – harmful a. If wanting money see contingency files (GD-01 to GD-207) b. If mind control – magic see contingency files (SMM-M-01 to SMM-M-508) c. If mind control – science see contingency files (NAM-ES-01 to NAM-ES-904) d. If criminal intentions see contingency files (CAP-C-201 to CAP-C-508) 3. Intentions – positive a. Option 1. Hire them - See Family reaction projections pages 37-75 - See likelihood of job acceptance pages 76-94 - See possible outcome projections pages 95-127 Note: Option 1 has the highest likelihood of job acceptance and a positive outcome in the event New Parental Figure has an annual income of less than $42,300 and/or is greater than or equal to age 57. b. Option 2. No interference/Let the Children decide what to do - See Children’s time projections pages 128-209, graphs XLVIII-LXX - See possible mission/patrol interference scenarios pages 210-293 - See possible outcomes pages 294-362 Note: Projections for Option 2 show a near 100% likelihood of interference with patrols/mission. Note: Interference resulting in increased potential for injury or delay in treatment of injuries estimated to be 68-94% more likely. c. Option 3. Custody arrangement - See potential arrangements pages 363-482, graphs LXXI-XC - See possible outcomes pages 363-401 Note: The majority of projections show Option 3 is unlikely to be successful. Both the children and New Parental Figure are predicted to be uncooperative in time and custody arrangements with no other controlling factors. d. Option 4. Engage in a relationship - See family reactions page 402-481 - See New Parental Figure reactions pages 482-568 - See possible outcomes pages 569-757 Note: For possible romantic or similar relationships see contingency files (DM-401 to DM-879) Note: In the event Option 1 is nonviable, Option 4 has the highest likelihood of a positive outcome. e. Option 5. Arrange for New Parental Figure to leave - See contingency files (ROI-G-301 to ROI-G-809) Note: High likelihood of one or more children discovering the arrangement for the removal of New Parental Figure leading to high likelihood of estrangement. Also likely to be ethically questionable.

Bruce double checked his notes on Daniel James Fenton. He was 2 years younger than Bruce, earned a high income as a freelance engineer and had multiple patents that gave him enough passive income from royalties that he could easily maintain his current lifestyle without working. There were no indications of any criminal history or ill intentions and thus far all of his interactions with the children appear to have been positive. More than positive given that every single one of his kids was now “secretly” (or secretly in so far as they were aware) spending time with him.

He steepled his hands in front of his face and focused on the data displayed on screen.  The best option to take in this case was obvious.

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Ding-Dong! “I’m coming!” Danny yelled as he dropped the laundry basket on the couch and headed for the front door. “Why is there always a package delivery on laundry day?” he muttered to himself. Well, hopefully the delivery guy wouldn’t mind his no clean laundry ensemble. Surely, they’d seen worse than Danny’s ancient, too small NASA t-shirt and the bat themed pajama pants Sam bought for him when he moved to Gotham.

“Hi there, sorry I was doing laundry and…uhh…you’re not the delivery guy”. Danny stared at a sharply dressed smiling man holding a dozen roses on the other side of his door.

“No, I’m Bruce Wayne. I-“

“Oh, shit”

Bruce’s eyes narrowed. “You know.”

“Umm…” Danny gulped. He was not expecting to deal with Batman on laundry day! “Yes?” He straightened himself, squared his shoulders and looked Bruce Wayne AKA Batman, the father of the kids that his core had recently come to recognize as his own, in the eyes. “Yes,” he said firmly. “I know.”

“Hnnn…” Bruce’s voice dropped a few octaves. Not quite Batman’s signature growl but much lower than he had been speaking. “Well then, that simplifies things. These are for you. Would you like to go out to dinner with me?”

“…What?!”

[seilnakyle]

do you have any dickbabs reading recommendations (especially if they're babs focused)? I read batgirl year one and some nightwing too, but I would love to delve deeper into their relationship

thank you sm in advance 🙏

They just don’t do slow burn in comics like Dickbabs anymore ���️

If you’re coming right off batgirl year one (masterpiece. Redefined my life. Forever altered my brain) I definitely recommend you read Nightwing Year one as well, (starts at issue #101 of Nightwing (1996)

In this list I have included everything I can, but If I missed anything significant please feel free to let me know!

Pre-Crisis:

Detective Comics (1937): #359

The Batman Family (1975): #1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 20

POST CRISIS:

Robin Year One (2000): #4

Batgirl Year One (2003)

Nightwing Year One - Nightwing (1996): #101-106

Nightwing (1995): #2

Nightwing (1996): #0.5, 7, 14, 16-18, 19, 20, 24, 25, 37, 38-87, 88, 89, 100, 104, 109, 117, 153 (this isn’t EVERY issue Babs is in but all the important ones)

Batman Chronicles (1996): #9

Some of the best and most beautiful dickbabs moments come from birds of prey, and they give a great look into Babs’ side of things too! I recommend reading Bop and Nightwing alongside each other (If you can!) And I alos recommend you read some Batman arcs like Cataclysm, No Man’s Land and Bruce Wayne, Murderer? They show Dick and Babs working together and with the batfam. Fun Fact and slight spoiler for the ending of No Man’s Land, The ending scene where Dick and Helena randomly kiss was supposed to be between Dick and Babs, but someone messed up, and Rucka kinda just thought Dick was a horndog so no one fixed it 💔 there is still some good Dickbabs moments within that arc tho

Birds Of Prey (1999): #8, 19, 20, 23-61, 71, 76, 86

Robin (1993): #71

Gotham Knights: #17, 18, 26, 30, 32, 34, 35, 36, 42, 43

Harley Quinn (2000): #10-12

DC One Million (1998): #1 , 3

DC Universe Holiday Bash (1997): #2

Batman: Black Mirror (they aren’t together in this but it’s still important reading for their relationship imo and a fascinating/thrilling Dick!bats story with lots of Oracle besides)

Nightwing Annual 2 (for the conclusion of the proposal from Nightwing #117)

Li’l Gotham (2013): #1, 7, 10, 17

Convergence Nightwing/Oracle #1-2 (for the wedding. This is how pre-boot ended as far as I’m concerned)

New 52 Reboot:

Nightwing (2011): #4, Annual 1

Batgirl (2011): #3, 18, 21, 30, Annual 3, 45

Grayson (2014): #2, #12

REBIRTH:

Nightwing (2016) #1, 2, 3, 15, 44, 45, 46, 47, Annual 1

Batgirl (2016): #7, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 25

Dark Nights: Death Metal - the Last Stories of the DC Universe: #1

Batman (2016): #55

Batgirl (2016): #43, 50

Nightwing (2016): #50, 72, 73, 74, 75, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 100, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123 (ongoing)

Batman (2016): #100, 104, 118, 126, 127, 128, 137, 141, 145, 146, 148, 149,

Batgirls (2021): #7, 8, 10, 12

The Flash (2016): #787

Future State: Nightwing (2021): #1, 2

Future State: The Next Batman (2021): #4

Superman: Son of Kal-El (2021): #13

Saved by the Belle Reve (2022): #1

Tales of the Titans (2023): #1

Titans: Beast World (2023): #2, 3, 4, 6

Titans (2023): #6, 7

Batman / Santa Clause: Silent Knight (2023): #1-4

How to lose a Guy Gardener in 10 days (2024): #1

Super-Pets Special: Bitedentity Crisis (2024): #1

ELSEWORLDS / BLACK LABEL

Thrillkiller (1997): #1-3

Young Justice (2011): #22, 23, 25

Earth 2: World’s End (2014): #1, 3, 4, 6, 9, 10

Earth 2 (2012): #29

Batman: White Knight (2017): #1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Batman: White Knight: Batman Day (2018): #1

Batman: Curse of the White Knight (2019): #4

Batman: Beyond The White Knight (2022): #1, 4, 6, 7, 8

The Batman & Scooby-Doo Mysteries (2021): #4

Dc vs. Vampires (2021): #1, #2, #3, 4, 8, 12

Batman: The Long Halloween - The Last Halloween (2024): #1

Batman: Dark Age (2024): #4, 5, 6

The Boy Wonder (2024): #1

[cinelestial]

Apple Music’s ‘100 Best Albums of All Time’ list:

#1. Lauryn Hill — The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill

#2. Michael Jackson — Thriller

#3. The Beatles — Abbey Road

#4. Prince & The Revolution — Purple Rain

#5. Frank Ocean — Blonde

#6. Stevie Wonder — Songs in the Key of Life

#7. Kendrick Lamar — good kid, m.A.A.d city

#8. Amy Winehouse — Back to Black

#9. Nirvana — Nevermind

#10. Beyoncé — Lemonade

#11. Fleetwood Mac — Rumours

#12. Radiohead — OK Computer

#13. Jay-Z — The Blueprint

#14. Bob Dylan — Highway 61 Revisited

#15. Adele — 21

#16. Joni Mitchell — Blue

#17. Marvin Gaye — What’s Going On

#18. Taylor Swift — 1989 (Taylor’s Version)

#19. Dr. Dre — The Chronic

#20. The Beach Boys — Pet Sounds

#21. The Beatles — Revolver

#22. Bruce Springsteen — Born to Run

#23. Daft Punk — Discovery

#24. David Bowie — The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars

#25. Miles Davis — Kind of Blue

#26. Kanye West — My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy

#27. Led Zeppelin — Led Zeppelin II

#28. Pink Floyd — The Dark Side of the Moon

#29. A Tribe Called Quest — The Low End Theory

#30. Billie Eilish — WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?

#31. Alanis Morissette — Jagged Little Pill

#32. The Notorious B.I.G. — Ready to Die

#33. Radiohead — Kid A

#34. Public Enemy — It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back

#35. The Clash — London Calling

#36. Beyoncé — BEYONCÉ

#37. Wu-Tang Clan — Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

#38. Carole King — Tapestry

#39. Nas — Illmatic

#40. Aretha Franklin — I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You

#41. OutKast — Aquemini

#42. Janet Jackson — Control

#43. Talking Heads — Remain in Light

#44. Stevie Wonder — Innervisions

#45. Björk — Homogenic

#46. Bob Marley & The Wailers — Exodus

#47. Drake — Take Care

#48. Beastie Boys — Paul’s Boutique

#49. U2 — The Joshua Tree

#50. Kate Bush — Hounds of Love

#51. Prince — Sign O’ the Times

#52. Guns N' Roses — Appetite for Destruction

#53. The Rolling Stones — Exile on Main St.

#54. John Coltrane — A Love Supreme

#55. Rihanna — ANTI

#56. The Cure — Disintegration

#57. D’Angelo — Voodoo

#58. Oasis — (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?

#59. Arctic Monkeys — AM

#60. The Velvet Underground & Nico — The Velvet Underground and Nico

#61. Sade — Love Deluxe

#62. 2Pac — All Eyez on Me

#63. The Jimi Hendrix Experience — Are You Experienced?

#64. Erykah Badu — Baduizm

#65. De La Soul — 3 Feet High and Rising

#66. The Smiths — The Queen Is Dead

#67. Portishead — Dummy

#68. The Strokes — Is This It

#69. Metallica — Master of Puppets

#70. N.W.A — Straight Outta Compton

#71. Kraftwerk — Trans-Europe Express

#72. SZA — SOS

#73. Steely Dan — Aja

#74. Nine Inch Nails — The Downward Spiral

#75. Missy Elliott — Supa Dupa Fly

#76. Bad Bunny — Un Verano Sin Ti

#77. Madonna — Like a Prayer

#78. Elton John — Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

#79. Lana Del Rey — Norman F*****g Rockwell!

#80. Eminem — The Marshall Mathers LP

#81. Neil Young — After the Gold Rush

#82. 50 Cent — Get Rich or Die Tryin'

#83. Patti Smith — Horses

#84. Snoop Dogg — Doggystyle

#85. Kacey Musgraves — Golden Hour

#86. Mary J. Blige — My Life

#87. Massive Attack — Blue Lines

#88. Nina Simone — I Put a Spell on You

#89. Lady Gaga — The Fame Monster

#90. AC/DC — Back in Black

#91. George Michael — Listen Without Prejudice, Vol. 1

#92. Tyler, The Creator — Flower Boy

#93. Solange — A Seat at the Table

#94. Burial — Untrue

#95. Usher — Confessions

#96. Lorde — Pure Heroine

#97. Rage Against the Machine — Rage Against the Machine

#98. Travis Scott — ASTROWORLD

#99. Eagles — Hotel California

#100. Robyn — Body Talk

[puppetmaster13u]

One-Word Prompts

Mostly for DC, DCxDP, or DP, but can be used for any sort of fandom or original world as well. Go wild! (Each day has two prompts to choose from, feel free to skip or use something else if you don't like something!)

Day 01: Enigma | Silence

Day 02: Celebrate | Pet

Day 03: Gods | Ghosts

Day 04: Family | Alone

Day 05: Hope | Courage

Day 06: Wings | Nest

Day 07: Levitate | Melody

Day 08: Spectrum | Overwhelmed

Day 09: Fire | Gun

Day 10: Mystery | Birthday

Day 11: Ice | Heat

Day 12: Night | Day

Day 13: Hurt | Brick

Day 14: Picnic | Shadows

Day 15: Gargoyle | Rain

Day 16: Fangs | Claws

Day 17: Cat | Dog

Day 18: High | Beacon

Day 19: Free | Fault

Day 20: Formula | Smile

Day 21: Sand | Leaf

Day 22: Songbird | Glass

Day 23: Home | Friday

Day 24: Lurk | Charm

Day 25: Reflection | Teeth

Day 26: Witness | Haunt

Day 27: Scar | Rest

Day 28: Drive | Safe

Day 29: Picture | Shatter

Day 30: Wish | Forgive

Day 31: Risky | Invite

Day 32: Trust | Dance

Day 33: Focus | Kiss

Day 34: Neglect | Connection

Day 35: Solitude | Bone

Day 36: Cook | Crystal

Day 37: Stare | Clouds

Day 38: Luck | Wander

Day 39: Mimic | Visit

Day 40: Dig | Blade

Day 41: Radio | Friendly

Day 42: Letter | Glasses

Day 43: Slump | Snack

Day 44: Vault | Candy

Day 45: Wreck | Ancient

Day 46: Sweater | Tarot 

Day 47: Circus | Missing 

Day 48: Quarrel | Dance

Day 49: Hug | Cry

Day 50: Disaster | Fireflies

Day 51: Explosion | Injury

Day 52: Meeting | Stars

Day 53: Invisible | Drift

Day 54: Aura | Mind

Day 55: Worry | Guilt

Day 56: Train | Tranquill 

Day 57: Rescue | Enemy

Day 58: Breathless | Wave

Day 59: Glow | Explore

Day 60: Flashlight | Lightning

Day 61: Portal | Alarm

Day 62: Fantasy | Orbit

Day 63: Blue | Compromised 

Day 64: Grave | Stain

Day 65: Friend | Dreams

Day 66: Exhaustion | Loss

Day 67: Love | Present 

Day 68: Chaos | Glitter

Day 69: Rebel | Camp

Day 70: Empty | Beauty 

Day 71: Book | Doodle

Day 72: Solitude | Prophecy

Day 73: Lie | Treasure

Day 74: Lost | Cold

Day 75: Crime | Cut

Day 76: Sick | Haunt

Day 77: Task | Glory

Day 78: Chain | Machine 

Day 79: Shiver | Outlaw

Day 80: Hospital | Fragile

Day 81: Drink | Fight

Day 82: Stiff | Smoke

Day 83: Green | Blood

Day 84: Faith | Vision

Day 85: Whistle | Fog

Day 86: Hide | Window

Day 87: Breath | Crawl

Day 88: Trap | Armor

Day 89: Antidote | Splinter

Day 90: Race | Piano

Day 91: Border | Electrical 

Day 92: Savor | Phantom

Day 93: Evening | Spell

Day 94: Unknown | Chase

Day 95: Hold | Disconnect

Day 96: War | Fall

Day 97: Party | Blood

Day 98: Thrive | Goodbye

Day 99: Mask | Fear

Day 100: Youth | Journey

Bonus Prompts: Street | Angel | Aftermath | Coffee | Ribbon | Candle | Prepare | Snow | Desperate | Nightmare | School

[sarksarkos]

Jimmy Olsen, DC's Greatest Hero

Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #1 (1954), is the comic that proved that Superman was a license to print dirty, stinky money. Can you believe that Jack Kirby used this mag to introduce Darkseid?

I'm gonna be honest with you, I'm already running out of things to say. It might have just been a mistake to try and recap literally thousands of issues of comic books. I really don't want to be overly negative here, for a few reasons.

First, some of my first exposure to comics were these old Superman and Superboy stories. I can't say they're my favorite, but they mean a lot to me, and I know they mean a lot to a lot of people. Second is that there is a lot of imagination at work here. It takes a lot of creativity and work to come up with four separate stories a month, and writing a good short story can be harder than writing a good issue or a good multi-part story. Finally, I think it's really important to appreciate all forms of artwork, especially in media that are easy to dismiss, like comics. I made my page header a panel from Scott McCloud's "Understanding Comics" because it's a seminal work in understanding comics as art.

These next few years of Superboy, though... I don't know. I don't want to write it off but it's just not doing much for me. It's not good enough or bad enough to be interesting, but it's not really effective enough at the formula to be comfortable.

So we're going to skip forward to 1954, the first few issues of Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen, the greatest hero in all of DC comics.

I was honestly surprised by how good these comics are. Like okay, there's a fair amount of stories where Jimmy turns into a giant lizard or drinks a magic potion and gets superpowers but it's all a dream, and a preconception that he has to always call Superman to help him out of his scrapes. Those, I feel, are outliers in the series. Most of the time, Jimmy Olsen is on his own solo adventure with Superman out of reach, and forced to rely on his wits, his courage, and a strong right hook for a man in a bow tie.

The best part is that, unlike Batman, Jimmy was never trained for this. He has a bachelor's degree in journalism and weighs 95 pounds soaking wet. He is a ginger twink with a fist of gold and will throw away his very life in pursuit of a hot scoop. You can tell that the Snyderverse had no idea what it was doing when it killed him off in a deleted scene, because the real Jimmy Olsen could have taken out that whole terror cell.

There's a real sort of Tintin vibe to these stories, without the racism. ...well, with less racism. I did not come into this Tumblr post expecting to endorse the adventures of Jimmy Olsen but here we are. I can't wait to see him meet Darkseid!

Before the official/unofficial beginning of the Silver Age back/forwards in Superman #76, there were a few stories that were retroactively put into the Silver Age despite appearing in the Golden Age of comics, far before the idea of Earth One was a glint in Gardner Fox's eye. For example, Two-Face originally appeared in Detective Comics #66 (1942), and got his face healed in Detective Comics #80 (1943). Two-Face later appeared in Batman #81 (1954), but it wasn't established that this was Earth-One Two-Face until 1981, and the previous appearances were Earth-Two Two-Face, who was now One-Face.

There are other examples of this, such as Catwoman and the Riddler, Ace the Bat-Hound, and Batman's most difficult trivia answer, Batman Jones. That is his legal name. Likewise, Superman stories that mention his time as Superboy are considered to take place on Earth-One, and stories without are considered to take place on Earth-Two. Because these books are anthologies, you would have Earth-One and Earth-Two stories in the same issue, again, retroactively.

The switchover was made around the end of 1955, which is when the Silver Age really started to kick off. Wonder Woman wouldn't switchover until 1958, because, as it is now, as it was then, DC did not know how to handle her. Really, though, this time period is such a mess that DC created two alternate universes to dump their continuity errors in. And then the Anti-Monitor fucking ate them.

Anyway, this post was a mess. Next time hopefully my brain works better. Until next time.

[moonlight-stalker]

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[zahri-melitor]

Ok, I have now mopped up every extraneous storyline in my reread and I HAVE to start War Drums and War Games (and then I’ll do Identity Crisis afterwards, because goddamn is 2004 the start of the Grim Times)

Last thing I finished today was Nightwing #91-#95, so you know, I have been having some thoughts about Devin Grayson as a writer.

I’m very fond of Devin Grayson’s run on Gotham Knights, putting aside #16-17 and #20-21, the four issues focused on Dick Grayson only. I…don’t think that’s unusual; I think it shows the issue at hand.

I don’t think she’s a bad comics writer. She has objectively written clever, interesting comics that I have enjoyed reading. Most people would say GK Transference and 24/7 are great comic stories. After some thought, I think the issue for many DC fans is primarily that Dick Grayson is her all time fave but her headcanons about Dick long since departed from what other writers were doing with the character and she’s largely a fan of the secret Dick Grayson who lives in her head. And then she was handed the Dick Grayson book to write. It was a situation doomed to cause issues.

I’m not having a go at anyone for having “secret better version of a character who lives in your head”, we’ve all fallen foul to it on occasion. But the test case for whether letting someone who feels this way about a character write their comics is “are the fandom willing to go along with this”. Sometimes they are (please see Wally West’s backstory and supporting cast reappearing by sheer stubbornness of the fans and a handful of writers). Sometimes you’ve just pissed off your entire fandom while writing a whump storyline because you want to torture your favourite before getting to the catharsis (Devin Grayson).

Heck, if you look at what was the probable pitch for Grayson’s run up to #95, it’s…just a break the cutie whump run. Dick’s life falls apart, orchestrated by one of his nemeses, as his entire rogues gallery get the chance to attack him. We’ve all read this before. It’s the plot of Knightfall. The Maxine Michaels plot is supposed to be a Vicky Vale/Vesper Fairchild style story. We’ve seen these stories work and enjoyed them; the major difference is that they had resolutions. Devin Grayson never got to the redemption/catharsis bit of the story. I don’t know why.

The EXECUTION of the whump run however went far too hard in killing off supporting cast members and became egregious in parts (no really, why are we blowing up Haly’s Circus. And the apartment block. Why) and then, you know, #93-95 happened. But the starting idea wasn’t necessarily bad.

There’s even two issues in Grayson’s run up to #95 that I really like (#76 and #81) and I think that entirely comes down to the fact the storytelling picks up immediately when Devin Grayson is focusing on a character OTHER than Dick (Amy Rohrbach and Cass, respectively).

The issue isn’t so much “Devin Grayson is a bad writer”. The issue is that “Devin Grayson should not have been allowed to be Dick Grayson’s primary writer” and she should instead have been given books about characters she’s less obsessed with and worked out her desires to make her fave suffer by writing more fanfic.

[assortmentrandom]

The top 100 best Wonder Woman stories

Im going to preface this with the confession that this is not a list I am entirely satisfied with, with some titles on this which I stuck in because I felt they brought something interesting to the character of Wonder Woman or her mythology.

I will also heavily emphasize that I did not in any way, shape, or form attempt to organize this list from best to worst. This was the result of me spending days considering what stories across Wonder Womans portfolio warranted recognition and jotted them down as I went along.

Some time in the future I may revise this by either changing the selection, or perhaps someday I will be mad enough to try organizing it by level of quality. But for now...I present what I consider 100 of the best Wonder Woman stories.

101. wonder women of the world 100. Wonder Woman (v3) #18-#19 Khund story 99. Sensation Comics(v1) 1-8 establishing the status quo 98. Wonder Woman(v1) #5 Doctor Psycho introduction and  sensation comics(v1) #20 Marva Jean Grey story 97. Sensation Comics(v1) #37 children visiting paradise island 96. sensation comics(v1) #11 Eros story 95. sensation comics(v1) #36  scooby doo mystery 94. sensation comics(v1) #75 leprechauns return 93. sensation comics(v1) #67 bar-l ranch rodeo 92. sensation comics(v1) #37 Joy Foundation 91. sensation comics(v1)#71 sun warriors 90. wonder woman(v1) #1 origin 89. wonder woman(v1) #2 mars intro 88. wonder woman(v1) #3 baroness 87. wonder woman(v1) #6 cheetah 86. wonder woman(v1) #7 wonder woman president 85. wonder woman(v1) #28 villainy inc 84. wonder woman(v1) #153 wonder girl medusa 83. wonder woman(v1) #140 dream tour 82. wonder woman(v1) #178-#182 and #187-#188 doctor cyber 81. wonder woman(v1) #183-184 battle for the amazons 80. wonder woman(v1) #212-222 labors of wonder woman 79. wonder woman(v1) #239-#240 trial of wonder woman 78. wonder woman(v1) #269-#272 bronze age status quo 77. wonder woman(v1) #291-#293 the Adjudicator arc 76. wonder woman(v1) #297-#298 and #310 the...Artemis arc? 75. wonder woman(v1) #326-#329 Pre crisis finale 74. Legend of Wonder Woman #1-#4 (1986) return of queen atomia 73. Wonder Woman Amazonia victorian england elseworld 72. legends of the DC universe #30-#32 maybe? on the fence. To reconsider later 71. wonder woman(v2) #1-#7 Opening Perez 70. wonder woman(v2) #10-#14 paradise lost 69. Wonder Woman (v5) #69 Nice 68. wonder woman: donna troy girl frenzy 67. wonder woman: the once and future story flashback story with domestic ab 66. wonder woman spectacular throwback story about Mars 65. wonder woman(v2) #66-#71 space rebellion 64. wonder woman(v2) #75 hospital visit 63. wonder woman(v2) #83-#84 Donna Milton 62. wonder woman(v2) #164-#167 Gods of Gotham 61. wonder woman(v2)  #170 Lois Lane interview 60. wonder woman(v2) #177 Themyscira reborn 59. wonder woman(v2) #190-#194 game of the gods 58. wonder woman(v2) #212-#213 Divine coup 57. wonder woman(v2) #215-#217 Journey to the underworld 56. Wonder Woman(v2) Annual #1 Perezian 55. Wonder Woman (v3) #26-#33 genocide arc 54. Wonder Woman (v3) #20-23 swords and sandals 53. Wonder Woman (v3) #611-#614 post crisis finale 52. Wonder Woman (V5) #2, #4, #6, #8 Rebirth year one 51. Wonder Woman (v5) #51 52nd visit 50. wonder woman(v2) #46 chalk drawings 49. JLA: a league of one 48. Wonder Woman (v5) #758 four horsewomen finale 47.  Wonder Woman (v5) #770-#779 journey back to Earth 46. Wonder Woman: Steve Trevor 45. Wonder Girl #1-#2, Wonder Girl Annual 44. Bombshells United #1-#7 American Soil 43. Nubia: Queen of the Amazons 42. sensational wonder woman special 41. Wonder Woman 80th Anniversary super spectacular 40. Sensation Comics featuring Wonder Woman #12-#13 phoenix egg 39. Wonder Woman '77 #4-#6 who is wonder woman? 38. JLA #62-#64 The broken truth 37. Sensational Wonder Woman #3-#4 36. sensational wonder woman #5 35. Sensational Wonder Woman #9-#10 34. sensational wonder woman #13-#14 33. sensational comics featuring wonder woman #7 32. Wonder Woman Black & Gold 31. wonder woman(v1) #243 angle man 30. wonder woman (v1) #201-#202 catwoman team up 29. wonder woman the true amazon 28. just imagine stane lee: wonder woman 27. wonder woman the hiketeia 26. wonder woman (v4) #8-#10 (Im throwing that run ONE BONE) 25. wonder woman agent of peace #6 gundra 24. wonder woman agent of peace #7 etta focused story 23. wonder woman agent of peace #16 russian fable 22. wonder woman (V2) #9, #28, #29 Barbara Minerva 21. wonder woman(v1) #312-#316 mishkin circe 20. wonder woman (v2) #18-#19 perezian circe 19. wonder woman adventures 1-3 18. tales of the amazons 17. comic cavalcade #14 wanta wynn 16. wonder woman (v1) #286 dying wish 15. wonder woman (v2) #206-#211 medusa 14. wonder woman (v2) #186-#187 sebastian bellasteros 13. Wonder Woman (v2) #20 and Wonder Woman annual #2 12. Wonder Woman (V3) #24-#25 11. Trinity (2008) 10. legend of wonder woman (2016) golden age throwback 9. wonder woman: spirit of truth 8. wonder woman war of the gods 7. wonder woman: warbringer 6. wonder woman/Conan the Barbarian 5. wonder woman: the adventures of young diana special 4. Nubia: Real One 3. Wonder Woman Amazon Historia 1-3 2. Diana: princess of the Amazons 1. Diana and Nubia: Princesses of the Amazons

[emcant]

Same, I am the mood

1. tea

2. color

3. Drawings

4. skirts. Prep skirt and punk shirt is the only look that exists

5. Books

6. Coke

7. Chinese (food, I hope)

8. night owl

9. Chocolate. I am allergic but that's how much I think vanilla sucks

10. Introvert but only slightly I think. Much less a gap than I ever thought before

11. Hugs

12. Neither. Not for me but you do you

13. summer, no contest at all

14. Fall

15. urban

16. PC

17. Tan

18. Cake

19. Ice cream

20. mustard

21. I don't think I've had enough in general to tell the difference but j want to say sweet

22. mystery

23. Boots

24. gold

25. Rock

26. singing

27. chess only on aesthetics, I am nowhere near smart enough to play it

28. Board games

29. Wine

30. Freckles

31. Honey mustard

32. lifting weights

33. basketball WARRIORS BOUEEE

34. sudokus

35. Facial hair

36. Crushed ice

37. Skiing, have not done either but points for ski free

38. game face

39. Bracelet

40. Fruit

41. Sausage

42. fried

43. Dark

44. Tattoos

45. Antique

46. Dress up

47. aliens

48. dogs

49. waffles

50. Bond

51. Sci-Fi on the lightest possible setting

52. letters

53. Lord of the Rings. It was never close but she knows what she's doing

54. Fair

55. Money

56. doing laundry

57. sharks

58. apple juice

59. sunset

60. over-achiever

61. Pen

62. Peanut butter

63. Oscars

64. abstract

65. Multiple choice questions if you said "essay" unfollo me now

66. Adventurous

67. Saver

68. Glasses

69. desktop

70. modern

71. Personal fitness trainer

72. Internet

73. text

74. Curly hair how did I break the color

75. Shower in the morning

76. Spicy

77. DC and that's mostly.anorher "go ahead and unfollow" one but I wouldn't mind hearing you out

78. Paying a mortgage

79. bungee jump

80. Oreos

81. pudding

82. Truth

83. Roller coaster

84. Leather

85. Stripes

86. muffins

87. Whole wheat

88. Beads

89. Hardwood

90. Bright colors

91. Be younger than you are

92. nuts

93. nice restaurant

94. Black leather

95. Long hair

96. “Ready, aim, fire”

97. Fiction

98.non-smoking

99. Think before you talk

100. Asking questions

100 this or that

1. Coffee or tea? 2. Black and white or color? 3. Drawings or paintings? 4. Dresses or skirts? 5. Books or movies? 6. Pepsi or Coke? 7. Chinese or Italian? 8. Early bird or night owl? 9. Chocolate or vanilla? 10. Introvert or extrovert? 11. Hugs or kisses? 12. Hunting or fishing? 13. Winter or summer? 14. Spring or fall? 15. Rural or urban? 16. PC or Mac? 17. Tan or pale? 18. Cake or pie? 19. Ice cream or yogurt? 20. Ketchup or mustard? 21. Sweet pickles or dill pickles? 22. Comedy or mystery? 23. Boots or sandals? 24. Silver or gold? 25. Pop or Rock? 26. Dancing or singing? 27. Checkers or chess? 28. Board games or video games? 29. Wine or beer? 30. Freckles or dimples? 31. Honey mustard or BBQ sauce? 32. Body weight exercises or lifting weights? 33. Baseball or basketball? 34. Crossword puzzles or sudokus? 35. Facial hair or clean shaven? 36. Crushed ice or cubed ice? 37. Skiing or snowboarding? 38. Smile or game face? 39. Bracelet or necklace? 40. Fruit or vegetables? 41. Sausage or bacon? 42. Scrambled or fried? 43. Dark chocolate or white chocolate? 44. Tattoos or piercings? 45. Antique or brand new? 46. Dress up or dress down? 47. Cowboys or aliens? 48. Cats or dogs? 49. Pancakes or waffles? 50. Bond or Bourne? 51. Sci-Fi or fantasy? 52. Numbers or letters? 53. Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings? 54. Fair or theme park? 55. Money or fame? 56. Washing dishes or doing laundry? 57. Snakes or sharks? 58. Orange juice or apple juice? 59. Sunrise or sunset? 60. Slacker or over-achiever? 61. Pen or pencil? 62. Peanut butter or jelly? 63. Grammys or Oscars? 64. Detailed or abstract? 65. Multiple choice questions or essay questions? 66. Adventurous or cautious? 67. Saver or spender? 68. Glasses or contacts? 69. Laptop or desktop? 70. Classic or modern? 71. Personal chef or personal fitness trainer? 72. Internet or cell phone? 73. Call or text? 74. Curly hair or straight hair? 75. Shower in the morning or shower in the evening? 76. Spicy or mild? 77. Marvel or DC? 78. Paying a mortgage or paying rent? 79. Sky dive or bungee jump? 80. Oreos or Chips Ahoy? 81. Jello or pudding? 82. Truth or dare? 83. Roller coaster or Ferris wheel? 84. Leather or denim? 85. Stripes or solids? 86. Bagels or muffins? 87. Whole wheat or white? 88. Beads or pearls? 89. Hardwood or carpet? 90. Bright colors or neutral tones? 91. Be older than you are or younger than you are? 92. Raisins or nuts? 93. Picnic or nice restaurant? 94. Black leather or brown leather? 95. Long hair or short hair? 96. “Ready, aim, fire” or “Ready, fire, aim”? 97. Fiction or non-fiction? 98. Smoking or non-smoking? 99. Think before you talk or talk before you think? 100. Asking questions or answering questions?

[solar4allenergy]

A Beginner’s Guide to Choosing the Right Inverter for Home Solar Systems

Switching to solar energy is a smart move—not only for the planet but also for your wallet. But while solar panels get most of the attention, there’s a silent hero behind every efficient solar setup: the inverter. If you’re planning to go solar and feeling overwhelmed by inverter choices, don’t worry—we’ve got you covered!

In this beginner-friendly guide, we’ll break down what solar inverters do, the different types available, and how to pick the best one for your home—especially for Indian weather conditions.

What Does a Solar Inverter Do?

Think of a solar inverter as the brain of your solar power system. Its job is to convert the DC (direct current) electricity produced by solar panels into AC (alternating current) electricity—what your home appliances actually use.

Without an inverter, your solar setup is pretty much useless. Types of Solar Inverters

There are three main types of inverters used in residential solar systems:

1. String Inverters

Most common and cost-effective

Connects a series of solar panels in a "string"

If one panel underperforms (due to shade or dust), the whole string’s efficiency drops

2. Microinverters

One installed per solar panel

Each panel operates independently, so shading on one doesn’t affect the others

More expensive, but great for rooftops with partial shading

3. Hybrid Inverters

Combines solar inverter and battery inverter in one

Ideal if you plan to install solar batteries now or in the future

Smart choice for backup power and better energy management

What to Consider When Choosing an Inverter

✅ Power Rating & Compatibility

Make sure the inverter’s capacity matches your solar panel setup. Undersized or oversized inverters can lead to power loss or even system failure.

✅ Efficiency

Look for inverters with a higher efficiency rating (above 95%). Brands like Polycab offer inverters with excellent output even during peak summer temperatures.

✅ Durability in Indian Climate

India's summers are no joke. Choose an inverter designed to withstand high temperatures and offer smart cooling features—like the Polycab inverters, specially engineered for Indian conditions.

✅ Warranty & Support

Most quality inverters come with a 5–10 year warranty. Also, ensure that the brand offers strong after-sales support.

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[cagemasterfantasy]

DND Magic Items: Hat of Many Spells

Type: Wondrous Item

Rare: Very Rare

Type of Item: Arcana

Attunement: Yes

Requirement: You must be a Wizard to attune to this item

This pointed hat has the following properties.

While holding the hat, you can use it as a Spellcasting Focus for your Wizard spells. Any spell you cast using the hat gains a special Somatic component: you must reach into the hat and "pull" the spell out of it.

While holding the hat, you can try to cast a level 1+ spell you don't know. The spell must be on the Wizard spell list, it must be of a level you can cast, and it can't have Material components costing more than 1,000 GP. Once you decide on the spell, you must expend a spell slot of the spell's level. Then, to determine whether you cast the spell, make an Arcana check (DC 10 plus the spell's level). On a successful check, you cast the spell using its normal casting time, and you can't use this property again until you finish a Short or Long Rest. On a failed check, you fail to cast the spell and a random effect occurs instead, determined by rolling below.

Any spell you cast from the hat uses your spell save DC and spell attack bonus.

Roll a d100

1-50: You cast a random spell determined by rolling 1d10: on a 1,Enlarge/Reduce (enlarge effect); on a 2, Enlarge/Reduce (reduce effect); on a 3, Faerie Fire ; on a 4, Fireball ; on a 5, Gust of Wind; on a 6, Invisibility (cast on yourself); on a 7, Lightning Bolt; on an 8, Phantasmal Force; on a 9, Polymorph ; on a 10, Stinking Cloud .

51-55: You are Stunned until the end of your next turn, believing something awesome just happened.

56-60: A harmless swarm of butterflies fills a 10-foot Cube within 30 feet of yourself. The swarm disperses after 1 minute.

61-65: You pull a nonmagical object out of the hat. Roll 1d4 to determine the object: on a 1, a vial of Acid; on a 2, a flask of Alchemist's Fire; on a 3, a Crowbar; on a 4, a lit Torch.

66-70: You suffer a bout of "magic sickness" and are Poisoned for 1 hour.

71-75: You are Petrified until the end of your next turn.

76-80: You pull a nonmagical object out of the hat. Roll 1d4 to determine the object: on a 1, a Dagger; on a 2, a Rope with a Grappling Hook tied to one end; on a 3, a bag of Caltrops; on a 4, a gem worth 50 GP.

81-85: A creature appears in an unoccupied space as close to you as possible. The creature isn't under your control and acts as it normally would, and it disappears after 1 hour or when it drops to 0 Hit Points. Roll 1d4 to determine the creature: on a 1, a Camel; on a 2, a Constrictor Snake; on a 3, an Elephant; on a 4, a Mule.

86-90: A Hostile Swarm of Bats flies out of the hat, occupies your space, and attacks you.

91-95: A vertical, 10-foot-diameter, two-way portal to another plane of existence opens in an unoccupied space within 30 feet of you and remains open until the end of your next turn. The DM determines where it leads.

96-100: You pull a magic item out of the hat. Roll 1d6 to determine the item's rarity: on a 1-3, Common; on a 4-5, Uncommon; on a 6, Rare. The DM chooses the item, which disappears after 1 hour if it's not consumed or destroyed before then.

[enbybenrey]

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[mvdbutler]

EA COLLEGE FOOTBALL 25 GAMEPLAY SEASON 1 THE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS ACC-SMU AMERICAN-WICHITA STATE BIG EAST-UCONN BIG TEN-NEBRASKA BIG 12-BOISE STATE MOUNTAIN WEST-MONTANA SEC-ALABAMA BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 1 VS 2 ALABAMA VS BOISE STATE-WINNER ROSE BOWL 3 VS 4 NEBRASKA VS SMU-WINNER ORANGE BOWL 5 VS 6 UCONN-WINNER-OT-2 VS WICHITA STATE SUGAR BOWL 7 VS 8 COLORADO VS MICHIGAN-WINNER COTTON BOWL CLASSIC 9 VS 10 BYU-WINNER VS OREGON PEACH BOWL 11 VS 12 LIBERTY VS WEST VIRGINIA-WINNER FIESTA BOWL 13 VS 14 VILLANOVA VS GEORGIA-WINNER SUN BOWL 15 VS 16 MONTANA VS ST.JOHN'S-WINNER-OT-3 GATOR BOWL 17 VS 18 OKLAHOMA STATE-WINNER VS TEXAS CITRUS BOWL 19 VS 20 IOWA VS WISCONSIN-WINNER LIBERTY BOWL 21 VS 22 UCF-WINNER VS USC INDEPENDENCE BOWL 23 VS 24 PITTSBURGH VS SACRAMENTO STATE-WINNER-OT-3 HOLIDAY BOWL 25 VS 26 BUFFALO VS FLORIDA ATLANTIC-WINNER TAMPA BAY BOWL 27 VS 28 MARYLAND-WINNER VS TEXAS TECH PHOENIX BOWL 29 VS 30 ARIZONA VS NAVY-WINNER LAS VEGAS BOWL 31 VS 32 IOWA STATE VS LSU-WINNER ALAMO BOWL 33 VS 34 TCU-WINNER VS ARKANSAS BOISE BOWL 35 VS 36 OREGON STATE VS OLE MISS-WINNER NASHVILLE BOWL 37 VS 38 RUTGERS VS SOUTHERN MISS-WINNER MOBILE BOWL 39 VS 40 TEXAS A&M VS PURDUE-WINNER HAWAII BOWL 41 VS 42 FIU-WINNER VS MEMPHIS CHARLOTTE BOWL 43 VS 44 WASHINGTON-WINNER-OT-1 VS CLEMSON FORT WORTH BOWL 45 VS 46 OLD DOMINION VS NC STATE-WINNER HOUSTON BOWL 47 VS 48 MIDDLE TENNESSEE VS NORTH TEXAS-WINNER BIRMINGHAM BOWL 49 VS 50 LOUISIANA TECH VS VIRGINIA-WINNER ALBUQUERQUE BOWL 51 VS 52 UTAH VS TULANE-WINNER WASHINGTON DC BOWL 53 VS 54 MARQUETTE VS MARSHALL-WINNER-OT-1 NEW YORK BOWL 55 VS 56 ARMY-WINNER VS KANSAS STATE BAHAMAS BOWL 57 VS 58 FRESNO STATE VS UNLV-WINNER BOCA RATON BOWL 59 VS 60 AIR FORCE VS NEW MEXICO-WINNER MONTGOMERY BOWL 61 VS 62 UTSA VS UCLA-WINNER DETROIT BOWL 63 VS 64 VANDERBILT VS IDAHO-WINNER-OT-3 TUCSON BOWL 65 VS 66 SOUTH CAROLINA-WINNER-OT-1 VS CINCINNATI FRISCO BOWL 67 VS 68 MONTANA STATE VS LOUISVILLE-WINNER MYRTLE BEACH BOWL 69 VS 70 VIRGINIA TECH-WINNER VS NEVADA BOSTON BOWL 71 VS 72 OHIO STATE VS TENNESSEE-WINNER LOS ANGELES BOWL 73 VS 74 CREIGHTON-WINNER VS UTEP MIAMI BEACH BOWL 75 VS 76 USF VS BUTLER-WINNER SAN FRANCISCO BOWL 77 VS 78 WASHINGTON STATE-WINNER VS COLORADO STATE SEATTLE BOWL 79 VS 80 HAWAII-WINNER VS BOSTON COLLEGE SILICON VALLEY FOOTBALL CLASSIC 81 VS 82 INDIANA VS SETON HALL-WINNER NEW JERSEY BOWL 83 VS 84 SOUTH ALABAMA-WINNER-OT-1 VS NORTE DAME PICHU LONDON BOWL 85 VS 86 BAYLOR VS ILLINOIS-WINNER JOHNJAKE GAMING BOWL 87 VS 88 ECU VS PENN STATE-WINNER KTO BOWL 89 VS 90 UAB-WINNER VS TEXAS STATE DEAD MEAT BOWL 91 VS 92 MISSISSIPPI STATE-WINNER VS GEORGETOWN BUTLERLION NETWORK BOWL 93 VS 94 GEORGIA TECH-WINNER VS KANSAS OLYMPICS BOWL 95 VS 96 XAVIER-OT-9 VS NORTH CAROLINA

[afaims100arrowversefavs]

My 250 Favorite Arrowverse Episodes: Part 7: 100-76

Taken from „Arrow“, „The Flash“, „Supergirl“, „Legends of Tomorrow“, „Constantine“, „Black Lightning“, „Batwoman“, „Stargirl“ and Season 1-3 of „Superman & Lois“:

In honor of Seaosn 4 of "Superman & Lois" being the end of the Arrrowverse, the end of DCTV like we knew it and the end of The CW like we knew it, a final time before the final season all Seasons ends of all the 250 best Arrowverse Episodes (according to me):

I did include "Stargirl" this time, since it has as much connection as "Superman & Lois" to the rest of the Arrowverse, but One Hit Shows like "Gotham Knights" and "Naomi" (anyone still remember this one?) are not on this list, neither are Arrowverse unrelated DC shows:

100. Ground Control to Sara Lance (Legends of Tomorrow 6x1)

The One in which: Sara is kidnapped by Aliens.

83, Written by: James Eagan, Mark Bruner, Directed by: Kevin Mock

99. The Fixed Point (Legends of Tomorrow 7x10)

The One in which: The goal is to stop WWI. Or not?

107, Written by: Matthew Maala, Paiman Kalayeh, Directed by: Maisie Richardson-Sellers

98. Emerald Archer (Arrow 7x12)

The One in which: Team Arrow gets their own documentary.

150, Written by: Marc Guggenheim und Emilio Ortega Aldrich, Directed by: Glen Winter

97. The Quest for Peace (Supergirl 4x22)

The One in which: Kara fights Red Daugther and Lex Luthor.

87, Written by: Robert Rovner, Jessica Queller, Rob Wright, Derek Simon, Directed by: Jesse Warn

96.  Seance and Sensibility (Legends of Tomorrow 4x11)

The One in which: Jane Austen is to blame. And there is a lot of sex.

62, Written by: Grainne Godfree, Jackie Canino, Directed by: Alexandra La Roche

95. Lost Souls (Arrow 4x6)

The One in which: Ray is rescued by Team Arrow and the Canaries.

75, Written by: Beth Schwartz, Emilio Ortega Aldrich, Directed by: Antonio Negret

 94. Brainwave Jr. (Stargirl 1x10)

The One in which: Brainwave has amnesia, Barbara wants answers and Grundy makes some noise.

10, Written by: James Dale Robinson, Directed by: Andi Armaganian

 93. The Runaway Dinsoaur (The Flash 2x21)

The One in which: Barry is lost in the Speed Force.

44, Written by: Zack Stentz, Directed by: Kevin Smith

 92. Goldfaced (The Flash 5x13)

The One in which: Barry and Ralph go undercover without their powers.

105, Written by: Jonathan Butler, Gabriel Garza, Directed by: Alexandra LaRoche

91. Canary Cry (Arrow 4x19)

The One in which: A fake Canary is running around.

88, Written by:Wendy Mercile, Beth Schwartz, Directed by: Laura Belsey

 90. The Book of Resistance: Chapter Four: Earth Crisis (Black Lightning 3x9)

The One in which: Jennifer gets a look at other versions of herself.

38, Written by: Lamont Magee, Directed by: Tasha Smith

89. This is Gus (Legends of Tomorrow 6x9)

The One in which: This is neither the sitcom nor the baby you are looking for.

91, Written by: Tyron B. Carter, Directed by: Eric Dean Seaton

88. Holding the Wrench (Superman & Lois 1x8)

The One in which: Jon Henry is not cooperating and Sarah is supposed to sing.

8, Written by: Kristi Korzec, Directed by: Norma Bailey

87. O Brother, where art though (Supergirl 4x15)

The One in which: Lex is dying and so is James.

80, Written by: Derek Simon, Nicki Holcomb, Directed by: Tawina McKiernan

 86. The House of L (Supergirl 4x16)

The One in which: Lex meets Red Daughter.

81, Written by: Dana Horgan, Eric Carrasco, Directed by: Carl Seaton

 85. Luck Be a Lady (The Flash 4x3)

The One in which: Becky is very (un)lucky.

72, Written By: Sam Chalsen und Judalina Neira, Directed By: Armen V. Kervokian

84. Canaries (Arrow 3x13)

The One in which: Laurel gets high and sees Sara.

59, Written by: Jake Coburn, Emilio Aldrich, Directed by: Michael Schultz

 83. Prom Night!/ Prom Again (Supergirl 6x5-6)

The Ones in which: Brainy and Nia meet Teenager Kara and Company.

111/112, Written by: Rob Wright, Jess Kardos, Directed by: Alexandra LaRoche; Chyler Leigh

82. License to Elongate (The Flash 6x6)

The One in which: The names is Dibny, Ralph, Dibny.

120, Written By: Thomas Pound, Jeff Hersh, Directed By: Danielle Panabaker

 81. What’s Past is Prologue (The Flash 5x8)

The One in which: Barry and Nora do some time travelling.

100, Written By: Todd Helbing und Lauren Certo, Directed By: Tom Cavanagh

80. Stronger Together (Supergirl 1x2)

The One in which: Maxwell Lord and the Media are giving Supergirl a hard time.

2, Written by: Greg Berlanti, Andrew Kreisberg, Ali Adler, Directed by: Glen Winter

 79. Left Behind (Arrow 3x10)

The One in which: Ray tests a new suit and Malcolm finds a sword.

56, Written by: Marc Guggenheim, Eric Oleson, Directed by: Glen Winter

 78. Legion of Super-Heroes (Supergirl 3x10)

The One in which: Brainy is in Kara’s head and the League assembles.

52, Written by: Derek Simon, Eric Carrasco, Directed by: Jesse Warn

77. Mr. Parker’s Cul-De-Sac (Legends of Tomorrow 5x6)

The One in which: The Darhks get family theraphy.

74, Written by: Keto Shimizu, James Eagan, Directed by: Ben Bray

 76. The Climb (Arrow 3x9)

The One in which: Oliver duels with Ra’s al Ghul.

55, Written by: Jake Coburn, Keto Shimizu, Directed by: Thor Freudenthal

[tedtalkwithoscar]

Weak 2 Blog 1:

My two words were Himba-Science and this is what i found. So to quickly summarize the majority of the articles i picked mentioned something to do with the statistics of the relationships between the male and female population withing the Himba tribe.

Source 1:

Buss D. M., Sex differences in human mate preferences: Evolutionary hypotheses tested in 37 cultures. Behav. Brain Sci. 12, 1–14 (1989).

R. L. Trivers, Parental investment and sexual selection, in Sexual Selection and the Descent of Man, B. Campbell, Ed. (Aldine-Atherton, Chicago, 1972), pp. 136–179.

Shackelford T. K., Schmitt D. P., Buss D. M., Universal dimensions of human mate preferences. Personal. Individ. Differ. 39, 447–458 (2005).

Source 2:

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