#Jason Acuña

[gayjackass]

[godsworstson]

asking people who their favorite jackass guy is is my new favorite way of finding out what's wrong with them

[tonymarias]

tag ur fave mines the only normal person and the gremlin

(insp)

[2tonerecords]

[octo-babe]

JACKASS STICKER SHEET!!

A little sticker sheet featuring all of our favourite boys!! Who's your fav???

Available to purchase here

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Jackass

[rookie-critic]

Rookie-Critic's Top 25 Films of 2022: #24: Jackass Forever/Jackass 4.5 (dir. Jeff Tremaine)

I love Jackass. I love everything about Jackass and I always have. It's not just the gross-outs, the nut shots, the insanity of it all, it's the brotherhood. It's been the magic piece of the puzzle from the very, very beginning of Knoxville & Co.'s humble start on MTV, and never has that wondrous camaraderie been more front and center than in Jackass Forever. Don't get me wrong, the stunts are still as bombastic and hilarious as ever, but they could almost do anything at all and I'd be here for it. The reason I keep coming back is that I love these idiots, and now they've added even more new, young idiots to pass the torch to, and this new cast of daredevils fits the bill and are 100% worthy of taking that torch lighting the closest possible thing on fire with it. I am fully aware of how dumb this all is, I am more than cognizant of how baseline the humor of it all is, but that never stopped it from being the most fun experience I had at the movies last year. The theater wasn't packed, but everyone in there knew exactly why we were all there, and it cast an air of brotherhood over the room that was infectious. The first hour of this movie had me laughing so hard that tears were being forcefully ejected from my tear ducts from the pressure being applied to them from my cheek bones, so much so that my face hurt for awhile after the credits rolled. These dudes create beauty from stupidity, and I can't get enough of it. Jackass Forever is currently streaming on Amazon Prime Video and Paramount+, and Jackass 4.5 is currently streaming on Netflix. Read my full review of Jackass 4.5 here.

[asongofstarkandtargaryen]

Batbros art made by Serg Acuña

[wwprice1]

Bat Family chill time. Art by Serg Acuna and Adriano Lucas. From Nightwing 108.

[sisthisbetterbeagoodidea]

God they made him fine in this one!!!

[ruleof3bobby]

JACKASS FOREVER (2022) Grade: C+

Not as charming as the 1st two. I remember laughing out loud during those, this wasn't as funny & the pranks weren't as creative.

[parkjammys]

beardless version of Jason Todd by Serg Acuña

[godsworstson]

stfu and look at them!!!

[forever-mandarina]

Some previews of the DC comics in December 2024 (Part 1).

Action Comics #1078 Cover D David Nakayama Artist Spotlight Card Stock Variant

Batman / Superman: World's Finest #34 Cover D David Nakayama Artist Spotlight Card Stock Variant

Black Canary: Best of the Best #2 Cover B Lesley 'Leirix' Li Card Stock Variant

Absolute Batman #3 Cover E:Stevan Subic Card Stock Variant

Absolute Batman #3 Cover B Becky Cloonan Card Stock Variant

Absolute Superman #2 Cover A Regular Rafa Sandoval Cover

Absolute Wonder Woman #3 Cover A Regular Hayden Sherman Cover

Action Comics #1078 Cover B Sweeney Boo Card Stock Variant

Action Comics Vol 2 #1078 Cover A Regular Clayton Henry Cover

Action Comics Vol 2 #1079 Cover A Regular Clayton Henry Cover

Action Comics Vol 2 #1079 Cover C Variant Jason Shawn Alexander Card Stock Cover

Action Comics Vol 2 #1080 Cover A Regular Clayton Henry Cover

Action Comics Vol 2 #1080 Cover B Variant Mark Spears Card Stock Cover

Action Comics Vol 2 #1081 Cover B Variant Mark Spears Card Stock Cover

Action Comics Vol 2 #1081 Cover C Variant David Talaski Card Stock Cover

Action Comics #1081 Cover D: Fico Ossio Card Stock Variant

Batgirl Vol 6 #2 Cover A Regular David Talaski Cover

Batgirl #2 Cover B Jorge Jiménez Card Stock Variant

Batgirl #2 Cover C Skylar Patridge Card Stock Variant

Batman: Full Moon #3 Cover B Francesco Francavilla Card Stock Variant

Batman: Gargoyle of Gotham #3 Cover B Jamie Hewlett Variant

Batman / Santa Claus: Silent Knight Returns #3 Cover C:Marguerite Sauvage Card Stock Variant

Batman / Santa Claus: Silent Knight Returns #4 Cover B Riccardo Federici Card Stock Variant

Batman / Superman: World's Finest #34 Cover B Yanick Paquette Card Stock Variant

Batman Superman Worlds Finest #34 Cover A Regular Dan Mora Cover

Batman: The Brave and the Bold #20 Cover B Aaron Bartling Variant

Batman: The Brave and the Bold #20 Cover C Tula Lotay Variant

Batman #157 Cover B Tony Harris Card Stock Variant

Batman #157 Cover C Tony S. Daniel Card Stock Variant

Birds of Prey #16 Cover B Serg Acuña Card Stock Variant

[unfamiliaris]

did yiou know jackass is actually an acronym for the names of the crew .?

Johnny knoxville

bAm

Chris pontius

Knoxvilles boyfriend

jason "wee man' Acuña

predSton lacy

Sryan

[dailycass-cain]

Nightwing #106's secondary story contained part one of an arc that looks to involve a certain someone. So I'm gonna go into my thoughts of the story (not the full issue cause the main one had 0 Cass in it).

The issue felt "different" than the last two times Dick and Cass were together in a story. The first was the infamous Nightwing Batgirls #7-8 aka the worst issues of that series.

Dick was just the icing on top of why that arc was bad (outshining Babs whose arc it kind of felt like it was intended to be), weak motives from the antagonists (Seer just fell off completely in it and the Saints looked like more chumps than actual threatening antagonists).

That's not even going into the "seeds" now that are obvious as to "why" Cass/Steph are siding with Selina in Gotham War which apparently this arc (and the Catwoman issue it crossed over with) was supposed to set (which did badly save for the passion Cass had with art).

Then the last two months we had Knight Terrors: Nightwing #1-2. A descent Dick story, but the Batgirls again took up the secondary spot (I mean obviously), but their whole presence in the story (at least Cass/Steph) felt superfluous in the entire story.

Obviously, I wanted to know more of the "what" Cass/Steph endured in the tale (I mean what was teased feels like a story in itself and it feels like those fans of the Batgirls are robbed of that). However, in the grand scheme of the two issues their part came across as the weakest and unnecessary.

I guess three times was the charm for writer Michael Conrad in the tale as (so far) the crux of the story is, Dick is being stalked by someone who wants to probably kidnap him for his fortune, and he currently is hanging with Cass and Steph.

This one instantly establishes a few elements I dig that weren't present in the past stories. #1 The sibling bond between Dick/Cass. It's something I kind of missed and it was showcased "a little" during Fear State on the Nightwing side (alongside emoji Cass earlier in that run).

So already the story gets that going with it. This leads to #2 and that is Cass "the teacher". We got it a little near the end of Batgirls, as Cass helped Steph, but really the last time we've seen Cass sparring and teaching was with Duke in the um.. Signal one-shot.🙃🙃🙃

But I do love the nod to past Cass stories of how much she has quickly mastered this new form of martial arts that Dick is learning.

It showcases the depth between the two, but it also shows Dick is a quick learner from Cass's teachings.

I do love that Cass helps everyone in the family get better in combat. Like, it feels nice to see Dick learning as Steph, Tim, and Duke in the past have. Now if only we'd get Damian and Jason onboard the Cass-training montage.

I also can't help but giggle slightly that Lady Shiva is probably smirking not even knowing that her daughter is doing the teaching job just with fewer broken bones being had.

Will we see a payoff to this in this arc with Dick? Probably given the various antagonists Conrad introduces here that are aching for a beating.

But that sibling nature is again recouped further in the tale as Dick teaches Cass something she's not so good at: cooking.

And again the moment is cute. Not overtly over the top save for showcasing Conrad's knowledge of the character being an eating fiend.

Artist Serg Acuña does a great job of going have and half here. Being quite fluid during the action scenes while also being quite expressive in the cooking ones. Showcasing the gremlin we know and love of the character.

The scene also slyly continues the subtext of Cass/Steph as well with the aprons Dick/Cass wear in the story being something Steph chose for the two to wear. "Watcha up to scheming Stephanie Brown?"

At the end, we get two amusing nods: one more current, and the other old.

First I truly did enjoy seeing Conrad continue this little nugget from Batgirls:

I love it when writers are allowed to continue a few story beats from their prior runs. Of course, I'd love to know why Cass loves this story the most. Maybe one day Conrad will go into it.

Regardless, it's a niche little quirk started in the Gabrcyh run of the character (at least her passion for watching movies but her boob tube addiction came from Horrocks) that I like.

Something that is a longstanding tradition or at least used to be. Again, I just couldn't help but think of this Gotham Knights bit where a social worker came to visit Bruce about Jason when he was off duty with Tim/Cass. And it led to this:

Really my only criticism is well, DC didn't promote this story AT ALL. This story came under the radar with no buildup and it feels wrong for that.

I perhaps get the "why" maybe. Who knows how long this story was approved and put in? Last minute? Or maybe again the last two attempts weren't so good. Either or feel reasonable.

Regardless, this and the main story of Nightwing has me quite intrigued and curious where this goes down. Will it have more Cass/Steph? Who knows. But Conrad has got his hooks into me just by what was given in this first part.

If not, well at the very least we got some proper quality Cass/Dick content. Something I just felt was lacking. Again the last two stories really did no justice to either character.

Here it did.