#dc flashpoint

[comic-omniverse93]

DC Tales Of The Flashpoint! The End By José Luis-García López and Rod Reis

[ykoopsya1]

[jokersexymancompetition]

JOKER SEXYMAN FINALS

LAST POLL. We all know how this is gonna end.

[theofficialdailyplanet]

adore joker!martha and bat!thomas dynamic cos thomas so deeply believes heinous crimes are punishable by death and will do anything for other children not to grow up in a world like the brief time bruce had but no matter what thomas cant bring himself to kill martha. such a testament to their shared grief cos as his core he understands her and her motivations to kill, even if he doesnt agree with her crimes he gets it. he's loved her through all of it and always will

[nightwings-blue]

STOP THE PRESSES THOMAS WAYNE'S BATMAN HAS A ROBIN AND IT'S HARVEY DENT'S SON??

why am i just now learning about this. i need to learn everything i can about this right now.

[vexingjacktheripper]

Flashpoint Beyond #2 (2022) art by Xermánico and Mikel Janin, coloured by Romulo Fajardo jr. and Jordie Bellaire

[dc-trinity90s]

The Flash Gallery - Project Superman Revealed By Andy Kubert, Sandra Hope, and Alex Sinclair

[sourkreem]

fuck it here it is

i posted this a year ago on ig without showing his white streak lol

fun fact: easter lilies (lilium longiflorum) symbolises ressurection B)

[fishfission-dc]

Something about how Jason Todd’s core character trait is how he lost faith. He lost faith in Shiela, in Bruce, in the entire concept that someone else can care about him and actually have his best interests at heart.

Something about how Catholic priest Flashpoint Jason Todd is someone who has such intense faith, who trust so heavily in someone basically unprovable. Something about how without Bruce, without being Robin, it was his faith that was his core character trait.

Something about how being Robin and the life he was led into changed him in such a tragic and deep seeded way. I don’t know

[merchantziro]

DP x DC Writing Prompt: Phashpoint's Phantom

If you were to ask Barry Allen on his opinion regarding young Danny Fenton/Phantom, he could talk for hours about the young Halfa and his happy family of Ghost Hunters.

The boy saved the entire planet from the Disasteroid and became one of the Young Justice's most powerful supernatural hitters while his female clone, Dani, also proved to be a valuable asset to the Teen Titans as well.

When Barry returned after the events of Flashpoint, on an Earth that was similar but different to the one he left behind prior... Barry was devastated and believed that the duo of Halfas were gone alongside many other young heroes.

But that was until a few years later when now Flash looked at the screen with disbelief after the League was contacted by a government branch known as the Ghost Investigation Ward.

According to them a dangerous ecto-entity they had contained has recently broken out and are now considered a threat to the entire planet, they are to be recaptured at all costs.

Flash had a bad feeling the entire time he stayed silent, but felt his fears were confirmed when the picture of a familiar face appeared on screen, attacking GIW bases.

"...Danny?"

Flash knew a lot of his friends had changed after the incident... But he didn't want to believe if the young Phantom truly became a villain or not. He wanted to believe in the boy who was ecstatic when he first set foot on the Watchtower for the first time, but... Could he?

(Or... In the Post-Crisis Era of DC Pre-Flashpoint, a Post-Phantom Planet canon Danny became a member of the Justice League but was missing in the Post-Flashpoint Earth. However Danny was in his own rebooted history where things turned out differently in his life, with a life more like most fanon Danny incarnations where he is contained by a more competent GIW until he escaped.)

(Up to you with where Dani is during all this and if Danny is the same and remembers the last world because of some Clockwork related bullcrap or not)

[frownyalfred]

oh? and what if I just sobbed? watching Flash be SO casual while Bruce is reading a note from his dead dad and trying not to hover but doing exactly that. and then Bruce starts crying???

[comic-omniverse93]

DC Tales Of The Flashpoint! Emerald Connection By Felipe Massafera

[finemealprompt]

DP x DC Prompt #53

Danny was too tired for this nonsense. He didn't understand why Clockwork couldn't do this. But, Clockwork stated that he was too busy for it. Didn't have time. As if he didn't have endless time at his fingertips. Whatever.

Sighing, Danny sits backwards in a chair with a confused Flash in front of him. With a click of a button, the presentation turns on behind him.

"So," Danny starts, gesturing tiredly at the screen, "today we're gonna go over the reasons why reversing time to fix the timeline only fucks it up even more."

[jokersexymancompetition]

JOKER SEXYMAN ROUND FIVE

[theofficialdailyplanet]

thomas wayne is black, yall get over here

[toytle]

happy birthday barry allen‼️*

(*2 ‼️ so he knows i’m wayy happier than 1 ❗️)

[alt text ID, close-ups + ID below cut]

Image 1: Fanart of Barry Allen from DC Super Hero Girls celebrating his birthday. He has acne and lightning highlights in his eyes, as well as lightning bolt blush, lightning-shaped eyebrows, and wing-like tufts of hair tucked behind his ears. He’s wearing a birthday hat and red jacket, holding out a race car birthday cake with 17th candles in an awed expression. The cake reads: “Happy Birthday Bartholomew!!” Behind him are various balloons creating a frame around him. To the side are panels containing simplified moments of Barry throughout his birthday party. The first is a pink panel where someone puts the birthday hat on him. The second is a green panel where he blows a party horn with chipmunk cheeks and a scrunched up expression. The last is a blue panel where his friends stack a pile of gifts into his arms, his face barely peeking through. Confetti is strewn about everywhere.

Images 2-4: Closeups of Barry’s face, the 3 side panels, and the cake, respectively.

VIDEO ID: A clip from DC Super Hero Girls where Barry frets over his birthday card for his nana. He had originally written only 1 exclamation point on the card, even though he was “way happier than that,” so he quickly adds another exclamation point to “stop being so burdened all the time.”