#Harvey Bennett

[beachytablecloth]

harvey: mike we’re in the middle of a murder trial, i need you to let the katrina thing go

harvey two seconds later: katrina if you ever even look at mike ross again i will decimate you and your entire family

[spillingskies]

nobody matches each others freak like pouis pitt and katroina bonnet

[maniacwatchestheworld]

You know... I think that it's a shame that in The Batman (2004) that Ethan/Clayface didn't have a Gilda-like character in his life. :p

Cause like... It's pretty clear to me that Ethan was supposed to be their iteration of a Two-Face/Harvey Dent chatacter since they couldn't actually use him in that series. A friend who is trying to help the city through enforcing the law that Bruce is longtime friends with who tragically becomes a supervillain that Bruce wants to help out regardless? Yep! That's your Harvey-like right there!

Like, I know that no one who works on Batman or its shows cares about Gilda that much, but like... Oh, the potential! Because who better to love and stand by the husband who becomes a Clayface... But a sculptor wife...? Just saying. The fact that they took their Harvey-like and made him into a Clayface...? Absolutely TRAGIC to me that there's no Gilda in there to make the whole situation all the more juicy!

[graveyardghoulart]

Part 1 of the Rogues lineup for my DC AU I've named "Bad Blood". I'll be writing little short stories and mini comics to explain more about all of them down the line, but I wanted to start out by getting a feel of their looks before I did anything else. This AU isn't going to be OC-centric because that's honestly boring to me. It is however Rogues-centric, and will be like looking into their collective shenanigans among themselves and with the Bats. Not gonna lie, this AU was mostly just an excuse for me to get my headcanons about all these characters out and I regret absolutely nothing lol

[bg-anon]

Obsessed with the s8 poster for some reason.

[chaoticfandomgirly]

When I started suits I knew NOTHING about it.

And after the 1st season I had thought that it would end up with Mike and Harvey being name partners to the firm. And that everyone would know Mike to be the greatest lawyer ever. I thought that it would be a bit like Grey's Anatomy where the associates would eventually have a bigger role. And ofc none of that really happened.

Though, I just had the thought of how riveting it would have been if Kyle Durant had played to be Mike's Louis Litt. Like two rival associates who started out together, despised each other's guts most of the time but also somehow developed a friendship and be there for the other when it mattered. Their dynamic could've been of Harvey and Louis's.

I know that Katrina somehow fills that role, but I feel like she is too much of a girl boss like Jessica.

[readtilyoudie]

DC/RWBY

[bellamer]

I haven’t consumed enough media with Harvey Dent in it to actually care about him as a character. The most I’ve consumed is the Batman telltale games and I thought he was a whiny bitch the entire time. Idk if the one Batman with Jim Carrey counts because I haven’t finished that goofy ass movie yet.

Idk I just haven’t found a piece of Batman media where I care about him. Maybe they should have bit the bullet and made Ethan Two Face instead of Clay Face in 2004 since they took Two Face’s story and gave it to Ethan

[prettyshon10]

End of Show

Gotta say: one of the better finales I’ve seen in a while.

Feels complete. Full circle. Emotional. Callbacks. A montage and a great choice in closing song. Teared up a few times.

It was satisfying. This was a really good watch.

Overall Thoughts:

Jessica is my fave character (obviously).

Kind of missed Rachel (even though I know why we can’t have her).

Love Mike. Glad to have him for the last season.

Louis grated my nerves for most of the show, but in all fairness, he’s definitely a staple character with believable growth and I’m happy with how his story ends.

As for our redhead, she’s loyal. She’s the backbone. She’s amazing. Because she’s Donna.

I actually grew to really like Alex and Samantha as additions, and I’m slightly disappointed that I won’t see any more of them.

I’m cool with Katrina.

Gotta love Harvey. Shout out to all the sad, pathetic opps that made going after this man their whole personality.

I wasn’t particularly moved by Darvey making it official; not because I didn’t like it, but because I’d already seen them as such for most of the show. Them being endgame was pretty obvious, and them as a couple didn’t feel much different than when they weren’t.

Season 8 was the weakest season, in my opinion.

Don’t know which I’d claim to be the best but my favorite would be Season 5.

[farsight-the-char]

DC/RWBY #2

Written by MARGUERITE BENNETT

Art and cover by MEGHAN HETRICK

Variant cover by MIRKA ANDOLFO

$3.99 US | 32 pages | 2 of 7 | Variant $4.99 US (card stock)

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Gotham is being overwhelmed by Grimm! They keep appearing in every corner of the city, and the only lead the Dark Knight has is the four mysterious girls he just met. Ruby, Weiss, Blake, and Yang explain to Batman and the assembled Bat-Family how they landed in Gotham. But just as some pieces start to coalesce, a horde of Grimm are converging on the worst possible location: Arkham Asylum!

[musicmags]

[chess-blackmyre]

Clayface!Rachel memes be upon ye!

[double-fake-royalty]

ol reign vs acfc 5.27.23 - a summary

[wolfmagician29]

Is it bad I prefer Katrina and Louis relationship to Mike's and Harvey's

[ttexed]

August 1964 - Interview with Jack Ruby stripper Little Lynn in Fort Worth

'Little Lynn interviewed in the Skyliner Ballroom in Fort Worth, Texas Karen Bennett Carlin, whose stage name was "Little Lynn," was one of the last people to speak with Jack Ruby before he shot Lee Harvey Oswald. On Sunday morning, November 24, 1963, Mrs. Carlin had a telephone conversation with Ruby, in which she asked him for a $25.00 advance so that she would be able to pay her rent and buy groceries. Ruby agreed and volunteered to stop at the Western Union office and send her a money order, as he said he had business in downtown Dallas that afternoon. Ruby drove into the downtown area, parked across the street from the Western Union office, paid for the money order, and then walked the few remaining blocks to the Dallas Police Department, where he shot Oswald.'