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ultimate ship meme // first kisses âłÂ Geoff Allen & Phillip Mishra (October Faction)
#october faction#tvedit#lgbtedit#lgbtgifs#gabriel darku#praneet akilla#geoff allen#phillip mishra#geoff x phillip#tvgifs#october faction netflix#octoberfactionedit#mygraphics#gif#usm
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Isn't this how ttv3 went?
#toasts art#cassie sandsmark#bart allen#rambling ->#No matter how you interpret âyou made me like girlsâ its such a out of left field thing for Bart to say#In a romantic context it's not true and it's not true in a platonic way either#Geoff when I catch you when I catch you Geoff
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what run was a better follow-up for the yj98 cast, im tryna see something
#teen titans#young justice#geoff johns#brian michael bendis#dc comics#real talk#bart allen#kon el#cassie sandsmark#tim drake
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the one of the things that i really like about bart is his photographic memory, the way it enhances the ADHD and autistic perspective of his character. all the times max tells him to read at normal speed because "speed reading doesn't stick" but it does. it does to bart. max was so focused in making bart act normal he didn't let him do this one thing his way. its also really cool
#theres a bit of it in the first issue#but i think its geoff that really brought it back#even if just to fuck everything up#bart allen#impulse#impulse 1995
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Infinite Crisis by George PĂŠrez
#superman#lex luthor#justice society#the spectre#hawkman#doctor fate#hourman#green lantern#alan scott#hal jordan#sandman#flash#atom#jay garrick#barry allen#al pratt#ray palmer#batman#green arrow#aquaman#wonder woman#j onn j onzz#martian manhunter#black canary#justice league#george perez#infinite crisis#dc comics#modern age#geoff johns
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Final Crisis: Legion of Three Worlds is such a good read!
#dc comics#dc heroes#dc women#final crisis#Legion of 3 worlds#legion of super heroes#Superman#Superboy#conner kent#Kon-El#bart allen#kid flash#impulse#lightning lad#saturn girl#cosmic boy#brainiac 5#george perez#geoff johns#hi fi colors#scott koblish
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Stargirl: The Lost Children (2022-2023) #1-6 art by Todd Nauck
#Stargirl#Courtney Whitmore#justice society of america#Todd Nauck#Geoff Johns#dc#judy garrick#the flash#Barry Allen#Emiko Queen#Red Arrow#Hourman#Cover art#Comic art#comic books#comics
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Leaving Home
Fandom: Trials of Apollo Rating: Gen Genre: Family/Hurt/Comfort Characters: Jerry, Yan, Jerry's Mum It's a long way from London to New York, and an even longer way when it means leaving behind your family. At least Jerry still had Yan, though. TOApril day 4 - Facing the Unknown, and I continue to write about the youngest canon Apollo kids, apparently. Given how little we know about them, this is of course completely full of headcanons. I have spent entirely too much time thinking about the logistics of a London kid and a Hong Kong kid ending up at Camp, whoops... And am I relishing writing a canonically British kid and not having to overthink whether or not an American kid would say that? Of course not, why would you ever think that? (Yes, yes I am)
Heathrow Airport was huge. Jerry was a born and bred Londoner; crowds didnât bother him, and while he knew to keep his few valuables â wallet, passport â hidden away beneath layers of clothing where it wasnât going to get lost or stolen, he had no fear of bodies pressing against him as they rushed past on their way to wherever they were trying to get to.
Jerry wasnât rushing. He didnât want to rush, because this was scary.
Not the crowds at the airport. That wasnât scary. Jerry was used to crowds, grew up with them, knew how to dart through bodies to get where he needed to be.
He gripped his mumâs hand more tightly as he watched his suitcase â it was huge and heavy and also far, far, too small â trundle down the conveyor belt to get eaten by the thick dangling plastic strips and disappear from sight. It started to feel real, now, and Jerryâs stomach was churning because he didnât want it to be real.
It had been scary when the thing had attacked him, all claws and teeth and dangerous, and he laughed about the old janitor with a limp battering the thing away with a sopping wet mop when he thought about it, because that was funny. A monster wanting to kill him and only not killing him because the janitor was actually a satyr like Mr Tumnus from that book his junior school had forced him to read, except this Mr Tumnus was a good fighter and something about his mop had made the monster explode into dust, was scary.
Even if the satyr thing was sort of cool.
No amount of satyr Mr Tumnus coolness (except Mr Tumnus was not cool, Jerry hadnât really liked him, but then he hadnât really liked the book, anyway. Peter with his sword was pretty cool, and some of the creatures were, but Lucy was annoying and Edmund was stupid and he didnât even remember the name of the other girl) could make up for this, though. One too-big but also too-small suitcase full of all his favourite clothes and cricket bat and mumâs ball and crowds in an airport, and holding his mumâs hand tightly as though he was a baby.
Jerry didnât want to leave. He didnât want to go to America, or New York, or whatever the name of the camp he was being sent to was. He wanted to stay in London, watch Middlesexâs next match at Lords because he knew Grandma had promised Mum to buy him tickets, play with his friends, and keep training to be the England captain when he was grown up.
He couldnât be Englandâs captain if he wasnât even in England!
Stupid monsters attacking him. Stupid camp in America he had to go to. Mum wasnât happy about it, either, but sheâd been firm when heâd tried to tell her he wasnât going. Heâd eavesdropped on her Skype calls with some bearded guy that apparently ran the camp, and sheâd had a lot to say that didnât sound happy, but she was still sending him away.
Jerry had tried every trick he could think of to not go, but now all his favourite stuff was going on the plane â all his favourite stuff except his mum â it was all real and big boys donât cry but Jerry wanted to so badly.
The stupid airport had barely anything to do. It had crowds everywhere but they were all queues, either for the Costa Coffee that Mum had taken him to earlier, letting him have a triple chocolate muffin for breakfast, or for the big metal arches that everyone had to go through one at a time.
Everyone who was going on a plane, anyway.
Those metal arches were where Jerry was going to have to say goodbye.
They were where Mum was guiding him now, looking at her watch and then the departure boards. Jerry didnât get what the rush was â it was still hours until that stupid plane to New York took off â but she was acting like they were running out of time and he needed time to stop, go backwards, make it so that this didnât happen at all.
Yan appeared next to him, with just their backback slung over one shoulder carelessly now their own big case had also been munched by the heavy plastic strips. Mum didnât let Jerry wear his like that, and Jerry knew better, anyway. Yan had lived in London for a year but they still hadnât worked out that being careless with bags was stupid.
Jerry liked the older kid. They didnât make fun of him for not being able to spell, or for caring more about cricket than school (who cared about school more than cricket, anyway?). He hadnât known them very long, because they were in the year above him and the older years didnât mix with the younger years, but heâd met them a few times in the gym, and on the playing ground at lunch time. They were good with throwing a ball, and good at batting, too, even if they still refused to admit cricket was the best sport in the world.
Theyâd also been there when he was attacked.
When they were attacked, because Jerry wasnât the only one being forced on a plane to stupid America-New-York-Camp-Stupid, but Yan didnât seem to care much.
But Yanâs mum was back in Hong Kong and Jerry didnât think theyâd spoken to her much since theyâd arrived in England. They hadnât said much about why they were in London without their mum, why they called the adults they lived with Mr and Mrs with manners and nothing else, but Jerry thought this wasnât the first time theyâd been told they had to go move elsewhere.
Yan didnât say stupid things like âyouâll enjoy itâ or âyou wonât even miss England once youâre thereâ or any of the other things Mum had tried to say, and not-Mr-Tumnus had tried to say. Yan didnât say anything at all on the topic, agreeing with him that America was full of heathens that didnât understand how to play a perfectly good game instead.
At least he was going with Yan, if he had to go with anyone, Jerry supposed. Yan was pretty cool.
The man that met them near the metal gates had a big smile and sharp cheekbones. His ears were kinda pointy, which was weird but also cool. Jerry hadnât known people could have pointy ears like that. He wore a smart dark blue suit and a colourful red, dark blue and white tie, which looked a lot like the sorts of things the flight attendants wore on the billboards.
âHey there, kids,â he said, and he had a weird accent, mostly British but with a little bit of a twang when he said hey. âMy nameâs Geoff and Iâll be looking after you guys until we meet with your escort Stateside.â
Jerry didnât want to go with him. Going with him meant saying goodbye to Mum and he didnât know when he would see her again, because she wouldnât say when he asked! All he knew was that this was because he got attacked, because his Dad had ways to keep him safe if he went to America that apparently couldnât happen here, in London.
No-one had told him how Yan fit into this, exactly. The older kid was looking at the flight attendant intently, before nodding.
âYan,â they said. âThey/them.â
Jerry prepared to punch the guy if he said anything mean. Â Almost everyone at school, including the teachers, and insisted on calling Yan he for stupid reasons like âyouâre a boy,â when Yan wasnât, and not-Mr-Tumnus had been one of the few cool adults that didnât.
The guy didnât say anything stupid, though. âNeat!â he said instead, âthanks for telling me. You okay with âguysâ or do you want me to drop that?â He didnât even sound sarcastic, and Jerry saw Yan relax a little.
âGuys is fine,â they said, and Jerry saw them grin, a little bit. They liked this guy, he realised, and that meant he couldnât be mean to him, because Yan didnât like many people.
âIâm Jerry,â he said, and because Yan had, he added, âhe/him.â
They got another grin from Geoff. âHe/him for me, too,â he said, a bit late but it was better than pretty much everyone else. âWeâve got to tackle security soon,â he added, and Jerry frowned, because that meant leaving. Geoff put a hand on his shoulder and he wanted to snap at him to mind his space, but there was a look in his eyes that made Jerry falter.
âI-â he started, and to his horror he started crying after all.
Mum grabbed him in a tight hug. âOh Jerry,â she said, and her voice was shaky. âYouâre so brave. Get Chiron to call me when you arrive, and screw the timezones. I expect you to Skype me regularly, okay?â
Sheâd said all of that before, back before Jerry had had to say goodbye to his bedroom and its weirdly bare walls. His posters were carefully rolled up in his too-big-too-small suitcase, too. Jerry had already promised all of that, but he promised it again, sobbing and trying not to feel like a baby.
Yan and Geoff had walked away a few steps, he discovered when Mum finally pulled back, but not after leaving a disgustingly wet kiss on his forehead. âI love you, Jerry,â she told him firmly. âNever doubt that.â
âLove you too, Mummy,â he admitted, wiping his eyes with his sleeve because he was not a crybaby. Yanâs host family had left them at the entrance as soon as theyâd seen him and Mum, and Yan had simply shook their hands and thanked them for letting them live under their roof for the past year. They hadnât cried.
He didnât know if they had when theyâd left their mum, though. Maybe they had.
Maybe Jerry would be brave enough to ask, one day.
âReady to go on your adventure?â Geoff asked him, and Jerry wasnât but Yan was waiting for him and he was done being a crybaby.
âIâm coming,â he said, and gave Mum one last, tight squeeze around the middle, before he straightened his back and walked away.
Yan slipped their hand into his and squeezed it lightly. Boys didnât hold hands, but Yan wasnât a boy so that was fine. Jerry squeezed it back, tighter.
He was still terrified, but he could be brave. He wiped his eyes furiously as Yan and Geoff led him towards the metal arch and once he was certain they were dry he turned around.
Mum was crying, but she was smiling, too, and he waved at her, not stopping until Yan led him around a corner and he lost sight of her.
âItâs rough,â Geoff said as he directed them into putting their backpacks and coats into deep plastic trays, and made them take their shoes off. He did the same thing. âI was about your age when I had to move to the States without my Mum, too. Donât let anyone tell you youâre not brave for doing it, because itâs hard and by the gods we deserve medals for that.â
Yan snorted. âI want two medals, then,â they said.
Geoff grinned. âIâll see what I can manage,â he promised. âNow, through the box you go, then weâll go watch the planes come in from the VIP lounge until ours gets here. How does that sound, guys?â
VIP lounge. Jerry supposed he liked the sound of that, at least.
#trials of apollo#trials of apollo fanfiction#riordanverse#riordanverse fanfiction#toapril#toapril 2024#tsari writes fanfiction#toa jerry#toa yan#toa jerry's mum#gwendolyn allen#geoff keys#original character
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The Flash (2014 - 2023) series ran for 184 episodes and 9 seasons. The series finale aired on May 24, 2023. The episode ran into production problems when Grant Gustin (The Flash/Barry Allen) was diagnosed with Covid. The finale saw the Flash having to try to save his timeline as he was up against the Negative Speed Force represented by Cobalt Blue (Rick Cosnett), Reverse Flash (Tom Cavanagh), Zoom (Teddy Sears), Savitar (Tobin Bell), and Godspeed (Karan Oberoi). Cecile Horton (Danielle Nicoket) took on the moniker Virtue and a new costume. Nora was born after the world was saved. Barry Allen decided to share the speedforce with Avery Ho (PiperCurda) , Max Mercury (Trevor Carroll), and Jess Chambers (Hana Destiny Higgins). ("A New World Part 4", The Flash, TV Event)
#the flash#arrowverse#may#2023#dc#dc comics#greg berlanti#andrew kreisberg#geoff johns#eric wallace#sam chalsen#vanessa parise#grant gustin#barry allen#candice patton#iris west#danielle panabaker#caitlin snow#danielle nicolet#cecile horton#kayla compton#allegra garcia#brandon mcknight#chester p runk#jon cor#mark blaine#jesse l martin#joe west#tom cavanagh#eobard thawne
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went to the bookstore to get the 2nd vol of robin 2021, got distracted by blackest night. again.
posting for archiving purposes
batflashlantern is halbarry grieving over bruceâs grave /j
(âi died a sinner, you died a saintâ is classic, but âi provide the fuel, you provide the sparkâ needs to be added to the halbarry hall of fame as well)
better quality + added context for this meta
#iâm gonna have to start posting my panel collections bc my phone gallery has been begging for mercy#dc#panels#danbles#hal jordan#green lantern#barry allen#the flash#batman#halbarry#batflash#batlantern#batflashlantern#you might be wondering why i donât just buy this comic if iâm always stealing pics from it#itâs bc this is geoff johns and i will always opt to cherrypick from his writing before i ever buy anything from him.
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ultimate ship meme // reunions âłÂ Geoff Allen & Phillip Mishra (October Faction)
#october faction#tvedit#lgbtedit#lgbtgifs#october faction netflix#octoberfactionedit#gabriel darku#praneet akilla#geoff allen#phillip mishra#geoff x phillip#mygraphics#gif#usm
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You can't get rid of me! When I grow up I'm going to be Superman! Don't any of you understand?!
Infinite Crisis (2005) #4
(Geoff Johns, Phil Jimenez)
#infinite crisis#infinite crisis 2005#superboy prime#wally west#jay garrick#barry allen#the flash#johnny quick#max mercury#geoff johns#phil jimenez#dc#dc comics#dcedit#comicedit#comicsedit#u can reblog#i wont be posting panels from every issue cause i just finished reading the hc and it works much better as a whole but. my god.#my god this was just chilling to me. genuinely one of the craziest things ive ever read the end of the issue made me sob#just... jesusssssss geoff understand what makes a story feel like the biggest thing there is
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gee, who coulda guessed that geoff wrote this đ
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im obsessed with geoff's writing in ttv3. he takes himself so seriously. drama after drama after drama. it makes me hysterical. superboy balds himself. he's beating up everyone and hes BALD. join me beyond the rage from the continuity errors and together we wonder 'geoff, how did you get this wrong? its basic knowledge'
#youre laughing superboy goes bald and youre laughing#geoff johns#geoff#teen titans#ttv3#superboy#kon el#bart allen#impulse#cassie sandsmark#wonder girl#tim drake#robin
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Short little father and son moment I wrote of Barry and Josh
#barry allen#josh jackam#iris allen#the flash#dc#dc comics#iris west#flash family#Flash fanfic#bartholomew allen#Barrence Allen#mark mardon#weather wizard#dc comics fanfiction#dc fanfic#iris west allen#geoff johns#bart allen#impulse#wally west#flash comics#kid flash#dcu#dc universe#dcu comics#dc headcanon#jay garrick#flash headcanons#comics#pre crisis
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