#dc injustice

[incognitonio]

The Bat and the Wild Card knowing each other should be a multiversal constant. Whether they're at odds or enemies, just friends or something more, they should interact with each other at least once.

I once saw Waynzel's post and thought of drawing something like it one day and here it is.

[dorrifuto]

Thinking about Athanasia from Injustice

[streetmed1c]

injustice universe eohal that is loosely inspired by a fic of them one of my oomfs wrote ^^

[cupcak3bak3r]

Bruce Almighty

[batmans-left-boot]

JON AND DAMIAN REUNITED, AGE GAP GONE, PLUS INJUSTICE ANGST? IM ALREADY LOVING THIS SERIES

[meownhi]

11/02 Injustice Hal Jordan

injustice might be one of my guilty pleasures sorry sorry sorry it's just so nostalgic

also sorry for making it look like he's getting backshots was not my intention at all but here we are

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[belalugosiseyebrows]

I love his hair from Injustice ngl

[soullessjack]

okay now that maws has officially introduced the evil alternate superman concept into the show I think it’s necessary to point out that across nearly every dc media revolving around Superman going rogue (not including ones where his upbringing is changed) the tipping point for his every downfall is almost always the death of Lois Lane.

Superman The Animated Series - Brave New Metropolis - Lois is doing a story on Intergang and getting too close to exposing them, so they bomb her car. Clark takes this as a realization that he’s fighting a war, and so has to take extreme measures to protect people; these extreme measures include teaming up with Lex Luthor for the sake of his vast resources and establishing a dystopian police state within Metropolis, however it’s important to note that Luthor abused his newfound authority to that dystopian extent, and Clark was genuinely unaware of the city’s true conditions.

Injustice - The Joker tricks Superman into killing [a pregnant] Lois and destroying Metropolis by detonating a nuclear bomb she is strapped to. Superman goes mad with grief and rage, kills the Joker in that infamous fist-through-the-chest-heart-ripping panel, and continues to slowly deteriorate into an amoral dictator over the course of five years. Eventually he establishes a borderline-fascist regime called One Force Earth, ironically intended to “enforce global peace,” but at the cost of the entire world’s personal freedoms (STAS also had an episode about this, featuring Mala and General Zod as the dictators in question).

MAWS is heavily focused on Clark and Lois’ relationship and his status as an alien as elements of his becoming Superman–and given that we’ve already been shown glimpses of the multiverse, alternate Super-tyrants, and an entire legion of Loises who more or less survived their respective Clarks, I think it’s very possible that some of the Soups we see in Mxy’s orb are Supermen who’ve either lost their Loises or their upbringing with the Kents—Supermen who have utterly lost or utterly lacked the very elements that this show emphasizes as being what makes Clark who he is, and I think it would add so much more tension between Clark and Lois and the rest of the world to know that their safety and his sanity basically hinges on this one woman he’s fallen into major puppy-love with.

[stolen-wolfbread]

Makes me so mad that they just threw Tim away in Injustice.

Like, Dick's death was symbolic. A major turning point. Poignant, even.

Meanwhile, Tim was trapped in the Phantom Zone for years, and not even ten minutes after getting released, he's killed off for shock value.

[thenamelessdepths]

Injustice!Jason, to Damian: I told your really stupid goofy ass not to go with them boys! Them boys kill people! And the guns that they used real leaked them-

[beastboybabyboy]

SPOILERS FOR INJUSTICE SERIES (games and comics)

I get that he’s actually legit powerful and could have been used by bats (he would never join Superman, he doesn’t believe in killing wether human or animal even though he was raised with Chief and the Doom Patrol), but like… why did they have to kill Beast Boy?

The worst part about it other than it feeling like they just killed him off cause he’s not as loved even though fucking RagMan was there at some point, it bothers me how little we saw of people reacting to it? It obviously crushed Superboy, given that he couldn’t save him, but did we ever see Dick or Cyborg react? Starfire thinks he’s missing or something I’m pretty sure, like she doesn’t actually know that he’s dead.

And Raven? Like, is that the reasons he chose to side with Superman? Or more so why she gave in to her father’s influence and all that? Because surely the death of Beast Boy fucked her over the most, especially when you think about her still being held captive by the prophecy even if she’s secretly only doing things for Trigon.

It just sucks how quickly he was gone, even with such a heartbreaking panel of Superboy holding his burnt up body.

I know I’m biased but I still think would have been so much more impactful is Beast Bot was alive but catatonic or something. Maybe he even comes back at some point after so much had happened and faces Cyborg and Raven, seeing two of the most important people in his life side with a tyrant. He’d also have to grieve people, like Kidflash and Nightwing or maybe he’s back at that point.

Maybe he’s in the Phantom Zone with the others, alive but barely, caught between death and life because of his place in the Zone and maybe that in itself is what saves him.

I just really want to see Cyborg and Raven to see their best friend who they love and just… fall apart. I want the guilt and shame and I want to see if they would try convince him to join them or if they would change sides just because Beast Boy, a symbol of life and fun and old times, asked them to.

I just want Beast Boy in Injustice.

[yuriinadress]

Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent #4 PREVIEW

[cupcak3bak3r]

peace - taylor swift

[batmans-left-boot]

🥳🥳🥳🍾Single handedly the BEST panels in all of INJUSTICE 👏👏👏👏👏👏 BRAVO