#gillian loeb

[honestmrdual]

gcpd 👍

[danthepest]

Character trophies of the Gotham City Police Department from Arkham Origins, Arkham Asylum, Arkham City, Arkham Knight and Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League

[fernsehn]

Speaking of: That Lisa Loeb talk on FAIL BETTER. Oh dear oh dear. What a good one. And in terms of meta-comment on things that were allegedly happening in the 90s but maybe didn't or whatever a perfect prelude to a future Gillian appearance on the podcast. Hehe.

[cantsayidont]

March 1987. The thing that sustains Batman through some lengthy fallow periods and a fair amount of pure dreck is that when he's cool, he's really cool, as in this scene from BATMAN #405, the second part of "Batman: Year One."

It's been a while since I looked at the original issues, and I'm struck by how dramatically Richmond Lewis redid her color scheme for this storyline for the HC and TPB collections. Compare the above pages to the recolored versions:

Note that the reds are complete gone and the saturation is dialed back a lot; the second page is almost grayscale except for the oranges and yellows of the flambé.

[dalekofchaos]

Gunnverse Batman fancast

Fancast for James Gunn’s DCU/Batman!

DCEU recast

Burtonverse Recast

90′s Justice League

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Superman

Wonder Woman

The Flash

Green Lantern

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Justice League

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Telltale’s Batman

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Peter Capaldi as Alfred Pennyworth

Jon Hamm as Thomas Wayne

Lena Headley as Martha Wayne

Courtney B. Vance as Lucius Fox

Laura Dern as Dr Leslie Thompkins

Bryan Cranston as James Gordon

David Harbour as Harvey Bullock

Stephanie Beatriz as Renee Montoya

Bill Hader as Jack Ryder/The Creeper

Jodie Comer as Vicki Vale

Jesús Castro as Nightwing/Dick Grayson

Kiera Allen as Oracle/Barbara Gordon

Dacre Montgomery as Red Hood/Jason Todd

Lucas Jade Zumann as Red Robin/Tim Drake

Kristen Stewart as Batwoman/Kate Kane

Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Huntress/Helena Bertinelli

Riley Lai Nelet as Batgirl/Cassandra Cain

Mckenna Grace as Spoiler/Stephanie Brown

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Caleb McLaughlin as Duke Thomas/The Signal

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Michael B Jordan as Azrael/Michael Lane

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Brian Cox as Commissioner Gillian Loeb

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Raul Esparza as Hugo Strange

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Stephen Fry as Professor Pyg

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Michael Fassbender as Dr Simon Hurt

Kat Graham as Jezebel Jet/Black Glove

Christian Bale as The Batman Who Laughs

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Batman Begins

by Tyrannus2 A retelling and respin of Batman Begins with my own twist to it. But most of the story of Batman Begins is the same except with some changes and differences. Words: 1834, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English Series: Part 5 of Slightly Elseworlds DC Crossover Universe Fandoms: Batman (Movies - Nolan), DC Extended Universe, DC Animated Universe (Timmverse), Batman - All Media Types Rating: Mature Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Major Character Death Categories: F/M Characters: Bruce Wayne, Rachel Dawes, Jim Gordon (DCU), Scarecrow, Jonathan Crane, Ra's al Ghul, The League of Shadows, Gillian B. Loeb, Thomas Wayne, Martha Wayne, Alfred Pennyworth Relationships: Rachel Dawes/Bruce Wayne, Alfred Pennyworth & Bruce Wayne Additional Tags: Movie 1: Batman Begins (2005), Bruce Wayne is Batman, POV Rachel, Pre-Movie: The Dark Knight (2008) via https://ift.tt/UpPe7nv

[mlobsters]

supernatural s10e6 ask jeeves (w. eric charmelo, nicole snyder)

i looked her up because she reminds me of tissea from the witcher (spoiler alert looking her up apparently, i've been [sadly] bored to tears with s3 so i haven't finished it) but she was in coyote ugly! so i did recognize her. ish

s10e6 / coyote ugly - izabella miko as cammie / the witcher - myanna buring as tissaia

we got an spn / xfiles / the magicians / the killing actor! 🎉

and he was in the tooms episode of the x-files! (along with two others). and he was the faith healer in spn s1e12 faith, didn't recognize him at all with the sunglasses

the x-files s1e3 squeeze - kevin mcnulty as agent fuller / the magicians s2e1 km as knight of crowns / the killing s1e13 km as gas station manager

saw a gifset of this recently and spent plenty of time staring and rolling my eyes then. also, toxic masculinity/machismo is very much an issue in the culture but hello cuban coffee colada which comes with the ittiest bittiest cups (think basically creamer cups) for sharing. *pining for miami*

making my 😒 face at dean/writers right now

DEAN Bobby had secrets, man. Like loving on Tori Spelling. If he only knew Dean cheated on her.

cue my brain trying to dig up an old memory of 90210 character names

but no, apparently, her actual spouse Dean McDermott (m. 2006). dean knows this? i can't predict what pop culture stuff dean might know or not. (like interweb?) and like last episode where he didn't know who calliope was, yet he's supposedly read the odyssey?

from s4e14 sex and violence (my recap)

DEAN Like Greek myth siren, The Odyssey? ...Hey, I read!

just say no to dumbing down dean winchester.

also i don't think it's necessarily just sam's haircut that's so odd in this season, but it looks like it's getting blown out too. weird. it's normalish for his look in the front but very ~done~ in the back at times

just say yes to shutting up and watching, nic

s10e6 as heddy / new girl - gillian vigman as kim (schmidt's boss)

but there's more people i recognize 🥲 this is going to take forever. feels very... Clue-like

she calls them adorable, dean engages flirt-mode, sam makes a face. however! for what it's worth! i appreciate that as he's gotten older the rando side character women he flirts with are also regularly around his age or older

BEVERLY Oh but you’re welcome to spend the night. All the rooms sleep two.

HEDDY [slaps Dean’s butt] Or three.

i... okay. mad at the insinuation that sam and dean are sleeping together (?? do they know they're brothers or assuming married?? this show.), but happy about the butt slap/threesome offer?

DEAN You stay here. Keep an eye on Mrs. Peacock and Colonel Mustard. I’ll sniff around.

okay then. Clue it is

DASH Well Sam, I’ll let you in on a little family secret. We don’t really like each other. Then again, what family does? SAM Mine does. Uh, for the most part. It’s just my brother and me, so…

this is how the show has a chokehold on me. just when my commitment to watching every episode wavers, they're like oh but would you like to hear about how much sam and dean looove each other 🥺🥹

maybe toss sam a text before you go into the secret room

cute

is this all just an elaborate ad? lol

look at sam, sending a text to dean about the dude being dead. good job guys

HEDDY Did you see how long his fingers his fingers were? SAM There…there’s just. HEDDY First of all, did you see this? Look how long…

and then at this point in the screenshot she's saying 9 inches?? whaaat is happening

did someone get a ruler out. and measured his..... hand

this episode is a lot

HEDDY I knew those boys were trailer trash the moment they rolled up in that American-made. BEVERLY Not to mention homosexuals. HEDDY Ugh. Homosexual murderers. Like Leopold and Loeb.

guess we're just gonna ignore they're brothers now.

‘Scream’ Screenwriter Kevin Williamson Confirms Billy and Stu’s Queer-Coded Relationship Was Based on Real Gay Killers - huh, well thanks for leading me to that, wikipedia article on leopold and loeb!

DASH Then where have you been hiding all these years? OLIVIA The attic. AMBER Like in the movie.

Reference to Flowers in the Attic, which is a story about children born of an incestuous relationship, who are hidden away in the attic of a wealthy relative

i was trying to think of what it could be referring to that wasn't flowers in the attic because hello incest reference, but okay

SAM I mean….all those extra shots after the shifter was already dead. What was that? DEAN I don’t know. Target practice? SAM Come on, man. I’m serious. You sure it wasn’t….I don’t know, demon residue or something to do with the Mark, or...

demon residue made me laugh

dean getting defensive and weird, i'm sure he's fine

LOL all right (wiki)

Shortly before the episode aired, in November 2014, a Supernatural version of Clue was released.

what an odd episode.

[heather-chandlers-weirder-cousin]

This just in: I learned that the name Gillian can be a boy's name (There's a guy named Gillian Loeb)

This just in: I learned that Gillian can be a person's name (there's a guy named Gillian Loeb)

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Read More 2023 The Book was Better

Fiction Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan Big Little Lies by Liane Moriarty Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk The Queen's Gambit by Walter Tevis

Mystery Death on the Nile by Agatha Christie The Lincoln Lawyer by Michael Connelly

Thriller Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton The Woman in the Window by A.J. Finn Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn Back Blast by Mark Greaney

Science Fiction and Fantasy Kindred by Octavia Butler Leviathan Wakes by James Corey American Gods by Neil Gaiman Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman Dune by Frank Herbert Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro Fire and Blood by George R. R. Martin The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien

Horror The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson Firestarter by Stephen King

Graphic Novels Batman: Long Halloween by Jeph Loeb The Umbrella Academy by Gerard Way

Young Adult The Golden Compass by Philip Pullman The Kissing Booth by Beth Reekles

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[littlesparklight]

Thought about this again recently, and, still this.

Like, by late antiquity you start getting the versions (Colluthus' Rape of Helen, either Dictys or Dares, I don't remember right now) where, instead of as in the earlier versions, Paris turns up when Menelaos has already left for Crete, and whether he and Helen meet in Sparta or outside of it, they run off/he takes her basically immediately.

The earlier/epic version, which, yes, means he breaks xenia, is the version that allows for some proper sort of connection to begin to be made. For them to have exchanged more than just a word or two. For initial attraction to have deepened - I don't mean to something "meaningful", there's no way you can get that in only nine days, but merely deepened.

Those nine days in Sparta allows for the room necessary for there to even be any ambiguity and potential agency that is implied in the language of "I went/followed/left", that Helen uses in the Iliad, all more or less active words. Same for the more or less neutral language the narrative/Hektor uses, as well.

Those nine days are vital for it to be possible to read any sort of ambiguity, agency, and complexity into both Helen's character and actions regarding her leaving Sparta.

Even, or perhaps especially, with the "threat" of Aphrodite.

Because yes, in the end Helen is going to leave. That's unavoidable. There's no ambiguity possible about that. The threat of not just mortal and physical force, but divine such, is always there behind any potential action Helen herself might have taken.

But those nine days is what allows for the language of seduction/"deception" that is being used about Paris regarding Helen. Those nine days is what allows for depictions like this

(The hand on wrist gesture is wedding imagery.)

And similar; there's not really any (surviving) art of Paris in the position of pursuer, as we see on vases where gods/goddesses are pursing women or youths. There's also certainly no art such as that of Helen and Theseus, where he is (aside from one exception I'm aware of) always shown bodily lifting Helen up or chasing her.

Basically any early source (even if some of them, like Alcaeus and his poem about Thetis, are more obviously than others rooted in clearly misogyny), affords a certain ability to act for Helen.

(Trans. by Gillian Spraggs)

Like Sappho here; it's the same thing as Helen's use of more or less active language in the Iliad "abandoned"; "went sailing". Paris is here the passive love object/beloved, and Helen the (active) lover; but this isn't particularly unusual. You get hints of the same in Helen and Aphrodite's confrontation, where it's Paris' attractiveness to Helen that matters, and Aphrodite's description of him turns him into a pretty, attractive love-object.

An "object", which, even when Helen is (no longer?) fond of him, doesn't stop her from being attracted to him;

(Kirk's The Iliad: A Commentary, Vol. 1)

and

(Nancy Worman, Body As Argument)

There's also the language used in both Proclus' summary of the Kypria and the Bibliotheke's account of this part of the war (my emphasis in both of these excerpts):

"Then Aphrodite brings Helen together with Alexander, and after making love they put most of Menelaus' property on board and sail away in the night." (Greek Epic Fragments, Loeb; trans. West)

"Alexander persuaded Helen to go off with him. And she abandoned Hermione, then nine years old, and putting most of the property on board, she set sail with him by night." (Bibliotheke, Epitome)

Obviously, as Ruby Blondell puts forth in her book Helen of Troy, one doesn't have to be literally have to be carried off for there to potentially be force involved in leaving "willingly" (see up there my note and Aphrodite's presence, and the fact of her promised gift to Paris). But again, we have all this active language ascribed to or used by Helen and secondly, and this is also quite important in ancient Greek cultural ideas in their myths;

even under divine influence (if we should even ascribe any active/forced/magical one to be involved in what's going on between Paris and Helen, aside from Aphrodite's plain physical presence and her very clearly being depicted talking to Helen at times), you have responsibility for your actions. They're still your actions, and you're the one who undertook them. Seduction, too, is basically all the time considered "deception", and you also have this sort of attitude baked into especially early ancient Greek cultural attitudes:

(The Homeric Hymn to Aphrodite: Erotic "Ananke" by Hugh Parry)

(The Justice of Aphrodite in Sappho Fr. 1 by Anne Giacomelli)

In the end, it definitely comes down to this for me; going with the active actions and allowing real (and enduring! even when she doesn't want it!) attraction to Paris, is the only thing that allows for some complexity and agency for Helen in this situation.

For most of the ancient Greek authors who gave Helen this sort of active involvement in her "abduction" it was obviously a certain amount of misogyny involved; it allowed blame and responsibility to put on a woman "frivolously" leaving everything behind and not being a proper, well-behaved woman and married wife. But you see the same language, as noted, even in the Iliad, and Sappho's Fr. 16 doesn't immediately reveal any misogynistic idea behind Helen going off; in fact, it's the whole underpinning of the poem's ideas about love/desire.

And as always, one has to acknowledge that, culturally, all the men can and in most cases do, sleep with other women they're not married with. Menelaos himself does; not just the slave woman who gives birth to Megapenthes (which would definitely be post-Helen leaving Sparta), but the Bibliotheke mentions Xenodamas, born to him of Knossia (a nymph or a slave) in Crete; no time is given for this, but I'd say it's reasonable it's before the war.

Helen, in contrast, whether when unmarried or as a married woman, cannot do the same.

As a good, proper woman and wife, she "should not" sleep with anyone (any man) that isn't her husband, and thus she "can not" do this.

Aphrodite or no Aphrodite, Judgement or no Judgement, Helen being potentially attracted to the handsome guest they're hosting and wishing to sleep with him, never mind going through with it, is an unconscionable crime. Whereas if she was a man, it'd be no big thing.

And it's not as if you cannot have a range of possibility in terms of Helen's attitude when she leaves; that is another opportunity for actual complexity. The simplest of course being the classic ~girlboss~ cackling villain sort where she really doesn't care about anything but her own pleasure, but that is also, to me, one of the most boring possibilities in going with a version where Helen has actual agency in the leaving. There are far more potential emotions one can involve, certainly such as the seeds of self-awareness and guilt that would lead to the self-blame later in the Iliad.

I guess, to me, aside from that reducing this situation to a plain kidnapping of poor, unwilling Helen, isn't just boring, it takes away so many more interesting angles.

Especially when there is no question that a certain amount of responsibility and active action on Helen's part is absolutely possible to read into and get from basically all early to mid-late sources. Even the latest ones, where Helen is unquestionably taken, usually starts from the jumping-off point that Helen and Paris' attraction as they see each other is mutual.

The fact that Paris breaking xenia by staying in Sparta +9 days is the only version of Helen leaving Sparta that allows the ambiguity of Helen's agency (and allows her any form of informed agency at all) to even exist.

[blanddcheadcanons]

The GCPD, under Commissioner Loeb, took an entire day off one day, and crime stats dropped 43% that day alone, setting a new low record for Gotham's crime rate, revealing how corrupt the inside of GCPD was at the time.

Crime stats later fell 57% about 5 months after Gordon took office, which was a factor of both being tougher on criminals, and weeding out the corrupt officials and officers on criminal payroll. It fell an extra 6% when he fired SWAT lieutenant Branden. The jails started to clear up as well, with less innocent people being convicted through falsified evidence created by cops trying to get rid of loose ends and "dangerous" witnesses.

Gordon's achievements also inspired change in the overall legal system in Gotham. Gotham's Prosecutor's office had their own "spring cleaning", which led to numerous corrupt attorneys being sacked and certain "cold" cases (mainly ones that were lazily investigated or manipulated) being reopened and solved. The Mayor was eventually found out to have run numerous money laundering operations for Falcone and has hired hitmen to knock off potential "problems", which he now serves life in prison for.

While Gotham still wasn't the safest place in America, it at least stopped being the #1 crime ridden city in the US, which embarrassed cities like St Louis and Chicago. All because one man took his job seriously. That, and a lot of help from a certain black clad vigilante.

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I hate you.

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Year I: The Dark Knight

by SaricaSilver When he was eight, Bruce Wayne's parents were murdered in a cold alley in the City of Gotham. That night, Bruce made a vow. Never again. Sixteen years later, he returns to Gotham City. It is time to fulfill his vow. Words: 3984, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English Series: Part 1 of Earth-PROCESSING-PROCESSING-ERROR-NOT FOUND- Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Batman (Comics) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Categories: Gen Characters: Bruce Wayne, Alfred Pennyworth, Jim Gordon (DCU), Lucius Fox, Harvey Bullock, Carmine Falcone, Oswald Cobblepot, Salvatore Maroni, Gillian B. Loeb, Renee Montoya, Kate Kane (DCU), Sofia Falcone, Pete Savage, Harvey Dent, Arnold Flass, Sarah Essen, Barbara Gordon, Carla Viti Relationships: Alfred Pennyworth & Bruce Wayne, Jim Gordon & Bruce Wayne, Lucius Fox & Bruce Wayne, Barbara Gordon & Jim Gordon, Harvey Bullock & Renee Montoya, Kate Kane & Bruce Wayne Additional Tags: Bit of Marvel (only some background stuff), Some Original Minor Characters - Freeform, Early Batman Bruce Wayne, Kind of my version of Year One?, Barbara Gordon is Jim Gordon's Daughter, Minor Jim Gordon/Barbara Kean, Fallible Bruce Wayne, Bruce Wayne is Bad at Feelings, Minor Kate Kane/Renee Montoya, Renee and Kate come later!, some naughty language via https://ift.tt/qMaBYOl

[al-fletcher]

All the Presi-Dent’s Men: The White House

Here’s the rundown of the characters in All The Presi-Dent’s Men, split by their affiliation, starting with the Republican-run White House:

Republican Party Ticket, 1972

PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES Harvey M. Dent (R-NG) VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES "Prez" Preston Rickard (R-IL)

FIRST LADY OF THE UNITED STATES Gilda Dent (née Grace, formerly Goldberg) THE PRESIDENT'S DAUGHTER Della Dent WHITE HOUSE CHIEF OF STAFF Oswald Cobblepot WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY E. Nygma Nashton CHIEF OF STAFF TO THE FIRST LADY Kate Moldoff (formerly Ecaterina Moldovanu) ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR OF THE VISITOR'S OFFICE Selina Kyle THE PRESIDENT'S PSYCHIATRIST Johnathan Crane DIRECTOR OF THE SECRET SERVICE Gillian Loeb CHIEF OF THE PRESIDENTIAL SECURITY DETAIL Bruce Wayne DEPUTY CHIEF OF THE PRESIDENTIAL SECURITY DETAIL Floyd Lawton