#jade and obsidian

[fastestmanalive333]

Jade and Obsidian Fan Art Piece I did on August 23rd 2023.. this is probably one of my faves.. I love these twins sm

[121231212i]

Honkai: Star rail | Stoneheart's Oath Ring

[b1adie]

STONEHEART’S OATH RING — BOTH ENDS OF THE SCALE

Since we bear the duty of the Stonehearts… even if we must risk our life and limb, we will follow the Preservation to the end. All for the Amber Lord.

[jenospoon]

Waaa went to read Alan Scott and JSA stuff and oh my god I love the twins. They need to show up more 😭

[meebochii]

Some Stonehearts Memes because why not? :'D

[mikejbecker]

JSA

[mijux]

I started this after the trailer dropped and was finally able to finish it! I can't wait to see all the Stonehearts in the story

(I took a guess for the faces of the new characters, so I might edit this after we get to see them in game)

[incorrect-green-lantern-quotes]

Father's Day with the Green Lanterns

Alan Scott is old enough to remember a time before Father's Day. It wasn't declared a national holiday until 1972, and by then the prejudices of the world had led him to believe that he would never have the full experience of family, let alone children of his own. He figured the only legacy he'd leave behind was that of the Green Lantern name. But then Jennie and Todd had found him, followed in his footsteps as heroes. He'd missed out on their childhoods, hadn't even known they existed, but they wanted him all the same, and he is so very, very proud of them. So every year on Father's Day, Alan holds his children tight and whispers his thanks to the universe for the gift he'd never expected.

For Simon Baz and Jessica Cruz, Father's Day is a day not that different from most others. They'll send cards to their dads by mail or call them over the phone, chat about how life has been and sit through the inevitable "so when are you going to settle down and have kids of your own?" Simon's father knows he's a Green Lantern, and though he is proud, Mr. Baz also knows how dangerous that life is. Jessica hasn't told her dad that she's a superhero, she thinks he worries about her enough as it is. And though Simon and Jessica do love their fathers, they can't help but breathe a sigh of relief after they hang up the phone.

Kyle Rayner usually forgets about Father's Day until it's already over, if he even remembers at all. When he was a boy, it was a day where he especially missed the parent missing from his family. As he grew up, it became an annual bitterness to endure, a reminder of what he lacked. After tracking down Gabriel Vasquez though, Kyle has found a measure of peace. They're not close, and probably won't ever be. But what was once a deep and aching wound has become just another scar amongst many.

When Jo Mullein accepted a post in the Far Sector, she'd left Earth behind without so much as a goodbye to even her family. She'd a few messages back during that year on the edge of the cosmos, but the vast distance between Earth and the City Enduring meant that communication took months, and then she'd been called to her next mission by yet another crisis that shook the Corps, and has been too busy to come home. At least, that's the excuse she gives. In truth, she knows she could've tried harder. Mr. Mullein had always pushed everyone around him to strive for better. She fears that she's disappointed him, and that's why she's let two Father's Days pass without seeing her dad. But there will not be a third because she is a Green Lantern, and fear is just another obstacle to overcome.

Years ago, Guy Gardner and John Stewart had met in the same bar by coincidence and ended up drunkenly commiserating over their shitty abusive fathers. It turned into a yearly tradition of getting beer and takeout and yelling at the football game. They invite the other Lanterns of course, but it's almost always just the two of them. Sometimes Kyle will turn up, though he'll usually tune out and start doodling idly during the game. This year though, it's Keli Quintela who's sitting between John and Guy on the couch, screaming excitedly at the other kind of football playing on the television. She's not so much a daughter of the Lanterns as she is the youngest sibling of their family, but watching her grow and thrive in the home that they've all built together makes the ghosts of Roland and Henry weigh less heavily upon their sons.

Every year on Father's Day, Hal Jordan goes to visit his dad. In previous years, his brothers would usually be there too, but after Jack died and Jim had his own children, it's just Hal who makes the trip to Coast City's cemetery. He sits on the grass and talks about what adventures he's been on in space, the troubles he's been having readjusting to life on Earth. He tells his dad about Carol and Sinestro and Kilowog and the unorthodox family he and the other Earth Lanterns have cobbled together. Sometimes he wonders if this life is what Martin Jordan would've wanted for his son. But he knows his dad is proud of him regardless. And every year, Hal Jordan gets up as the sun sets, dusts off his battered old jacket, and tells his father's gravestone "See you next year, dad."

[daz4i]

hsr as @screenshotsofdespair ✨ hope everyone's having a good and enriching day 🫡

[bearforceone3]

jade

[snow-au-love]

Almost TCU‘s Anniversary!!

I wanted to post the painting as soon as possible, so let me go ahead and congratulate this🥹🙏

[evilhorse]

Infinity Inc. and Batman and the Outsiders house ads (from Jonni Thunder A.K.A. Thunderbolt #3 circa June 1985)

[infinityinc4ever]

Alan and the kids by Mel Ford

[manleytea]

Strategic Investment Department

[why-i-love-comics]

JSA #6 - "Ragnarök VI" (2025)

written by Jeff Lemire art by Diego Olortegui, Joey Vazquez, & Luis Guerrero

[ladywolfguard]

Stoneheart's Oath Ring: Both Ends of the Scale {x}