#joker

[the-hopeless-fanboy]

men I made this post about:

[invincibledc]

MORE JACK X BATSIS READERRRR👹👹👹

۶ৎ𝐊𝐢𝐬𝐬𝐞𝐬 𝐧’ 𝐋𝐢𝐩𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐤𝐬

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𝐉𝐀𝐂𝐊 𝐐𝐔𝐈𝐍𝐍 (𝐎𝐂) 𝐗 𝐁𝐀𝐓𝐒𝐈𝐒!𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐃𝐄𝐑

𝜗𝜚 Synopsis: testing different shades of lipstick, Jack is definitely the guy to be the test dummy, all for it, and all for you.

𝜗𝜚 Genre: Drabble/fluff

𝜗𝜚 Info: this OC is an OC I’m written for my own amusement. He’s the son of Harley Quinn and joker. Full name, Jacklyn Oswald Quinn. I got bored. Reader is the twin sister of Damian, but Damian is the older twin of course. Jack is older than reader by a year. Jack and reader are age 15-17 here. Im only a writer so you can imagine who he looks more like but all I can is he is handsome canonically in my head and anything. Boy’s crazy but handsome.

𝜗𝜚 Word count: 423

“Try my lips in the next shade, please. I'm begging you,” Jack demands, watching you apply another lipstick that perfectly complements your complexion.

“Jack, patience is a virtue,” you reply firmly, earning an annoyed groan from him as he sprawls back on your bed. His feet tap rhythmically against the floor in frustration.

You’ve been testing various shades of lipstick on him, leaving his face marked with a rainbow of colors. He’s been restless since he snuck into your room, clearly craving your attention.

“Babe, as much as I love you, you're driving me crazy here.” He stands up from the bed, looming over you as you focus on a new shade at your vanity of makeup and perfumes.

You can feel his presence, strong and undeniable, making you pause. You glance at him in the mirror and see his eyes revealing the impatience he’s trying to contain.

His hands slide over your hips, giving them a possessive squeeze as he leans his body into yours, his chest pressing against your back. He tilts his head toward yours, demanding your attention even if you’re still occupied.

“Listen, I’ll be a good boy,” he says lowly, his raspy voice sending a shiver down your spine. You couldn’t hold back any longer as you looked at him with soft eyes.

“Alright, fine,” you finally say, and a broad smile spreads across Jack’s face, his eyes sparkling with delight.

“Yay!” he exclaims, his excitement palpable as he gazes at you like you’re the one who created the stars. Without hesitation, he leans in closer, making you laugh at his eagerness.

“Alright, here’s your reward for being my little test subject.” You cup his face with one hand and give him a quick peck on the lips.

But just as you start to pull away, Jack insists, pressing his lips against yours with a newfound intensity. He draws you in closer, holding you firmly in his arms, craving more.

He licks the bottom of your lip, squeezing your hips, ending up with you gasping. He forced his tongue into your mouth, and you accidentally whined against his lips.

Jack has you on his lap when he finally has you on the bed with him, his lips leave yours, and you start to catch your breath. Looking at the boy who held a smug grin.

“Wasn't that amazing?” his voice low and hoarse.

Your mind came out of your shock, eyes narrowing despite the flushed expression.

You bonked him hard on his head, leaving him to whine.

“Owww!!”

[hxllo-hui]

More p5 art… my favourite fool

[yumalianinja]

I love this cover of Amadeus Arkham releasing Batman's rogues gallery out of Arkham Asylum!! I can't remember the name of the comic series it is from.

[wanderingmind867]

Never seen this movie, don't really care to. But I really like some of these. The Mister Freeze and Two-Face ones especially. The glowing eyes and the shadowed half of the face... beautiful designs here.

–Chris Thornley (Raid71) prints for BTAS

[greatrunawaysong]

Link: https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/63739977

[posting-the-alphabet-blog]

J is for Joker!

Christmas gift for my brother/ study of Dan Mora's art!

[ineveryfandom]

Bruce, actually being genuine and concerned: why are you still single

Jason, offended: i know you did not just say that

Jason: you? of all people?

Jason: being gotham’s most eligible bachelor for 30 years straight isn’t a compliment

Jason: the public only votes for you ‘cause they have daddy issues and they like silver foxes

Jason: but youre not even a silver fox anymore, youre an arctic fox

Jason: no ones’s lining up for your wrinkly ass

Jason: god forbid they find out youre a furry too like damn

Bruce:

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Talia al Ghul, watching them from the window, covered in blood after taking over the LOA so that she, Bruce, and Damian can ride off to the sunset together:

Selina Kyle, next to her, holding Grace Kelly's $38.8 million Cartier ring as an engagement ring to Bruce:

Harvey Dent, in therapy for Bruce:

Superman, rearranging the stars to make a Batman/Bruce constellation:

Wonder Woman, picking out wedding dresses (for Bruce):

Hal Jordan:

Hal Jordan: what

Hal Jordan: im not in love with mr dark and brooding

Hal Jordan:

Hal Jordan, screeching at the other Green Lanterns to stay away from Gotham because Bruce didnt want anyone messing with it:

Ra’s and Joker, dead, still pining, but mostly dead:

[frownyalfred]

me: the alpha joker inspo you saved in your phone isn't real, it can't hurt you

also me getting jumpscared by this image every three days when I scroll back to my writing folder:

[solestella]

[gothamsmom]

CHARACTER STUDY ON JASONS DEATH AND HOW THAT IMPACTED BATMAN AND HIS RELATIONSHIPSHIP WITH HIS KIDS

Thanks for your request, baby. Mama got'cha.

Jason Todd's Death: Impact on Batman and His Relationships with His Children

Introduction

Jason Todd's death at the hands of the Joker stands as one of the most pivotal moments in Batman's long history. The brutal murder of the second Robin not only devastated Bruce Wayne personally but fundamentally altered how he approached his relationships with all his protégés and children thereafter. This character study examines the profound impact of this tragedy on Batman's psyche and his dynamic with the extended Bat-family.

The Death of a Robin

Jason Todd became Batman's second Robin after Dick Grayson moved on to become Nightwing. Unlike his predecessor, Jason was a street kid with a chip on his shoulder—brash, impulsive, and angry at the world. Despite these challenges, Bruce saw potential in him and hoped to channel Jason's rage into something positive.

Jason's death in the "Death in the Family" storyline came as a result of his own impulsiveness and Batman's failure to protect him. After discovering his birth mother was still alive, Jason tracked her down in Ethiopia, only to fall into the Joker's trap. The Joker brutally beat Jason with a crowbar and left both him and his mother to die in an explosion. Batman arrived too late, finding only Jason's broken body in the rubble.

The Immediate Aftermath

Jason's death shattered Batman in ways no previous trauma had managed. Bruce had already lost his parents, but losing a child—one he had personally brought into his dangerous world—created a wound that would never fully heal. The immediate aftermath saw Batman spiral into a darker, more brutal vigilante:

Intensified Guilt: Batman blamed himself entirely for Jason's death, seeing it as his greatest failure. He had not only failed to save Jason but had put him in harm's way by making him Robin.

Rage and Vengeance: Batman's encounters with the Joker became more violent, pushing him dangerously close to breaking his no-killing rule. The restraint that defined Batman became increasingly tenuous.

Isolation: Bruce withdrew emotionally, even from Alfred and Dick Grayson, unable to process his grief in healthy ways.

Long-Term Impact on Batman's Character

Jason's death didn't just affect Batman temporarily; it fundamentally altered his character and approach to his mission:

The Memorial: Bruce kept Jason's Robin costume in a glass case in the Batcave—a constant reminder of his failure and the price of the war he waged.

Increased Paranoia and Control: Batman became more controlling and paranoid about protecting those around him, implementing stricter protocols and more intensive training regimens.

Reluctance to Endanger Others: Despite eventually taking on Tim Drake as the third Robin, Batman showed significant hesitation and resistance to bringing new allies into his crusade.

Impact on Relationships with Other Children

Jason's death cast a long shadow over Batman's relationships with all his children and protégés:

Dick Grayson (Nightwing)

Batman's relationship with Dick became more strained as Dick resented how Bruce handled his grief

Bruce became more critical of Dick's independence, fearing similar consequences

Their dynamic shifted from mentor-student to a more complicated relationship where Dick often tried to pull Bruce back from his darker impulses

Tim Drake (Third Robin)

Batman was initially resistant to Tim becoming Robin, fearing another tragedy

Bruce implemented much stricter training and tighter supervision with Tim

Their relationship was defined by Batman's overprotectiveness and Tim's efforts to prove himself worthy

Damian Wayne (Fourth Robin)

By the time Damian entered Batman's life, Bruce's approach to mentorship had been completely transformed by Jason's death

Bruce struggled with balancing Damian's violent tendencies and his own fear of losing another Robin

Their father-son dynamic was complicated by Bruce's trauma and Damian's own violent upbringing

Cassandra Cain (Batgirl)

Batman's mentorship of Cassandra was characterized by caution and a desire to channel her abilities away from her assassin training

He was more hesitant to put her in direct danger despite her superior combat abilities

Stephanie Brown (Spoiler/Robin/Batgirl)

Batman's brief and troubled mentorship of Stephanie was heavily influenced by his fear of losing another young ally

His treatment of her often seemed harsh, driven by protective instinct rather than cruelty

The Return of Jason Todd

When Jason eventually returned as the Red Hood, it reopened all of Batman's old wounds. Jason's resurrection and subsequent turn to violent vigilantism forced Batman to confront his failures in new ways:

Questioning His Methods: Jason's embrace of lethal force challenged Batman's code and made him question whether his approach was effective.

Renewed Guilt: Beyond failing to save Jason, Batman now had to face the fact that he failed to help Jason process his trauma and rage.

Family Dynamics: Jason's return and antagonistic relationship with Bruce created tensions within the entire Bat-family, forcing everyone to process their own feelings about Jason's death and return.

Legacy and Ongoing Impact

Jason's death continues to influence Batman's character and relationships years after the event and even after Jason's return:

Overprotectiveness: Batman remains overprotective of his allies, often micromanaging their activities and keeping them at emotional arm's length.

Trust Issues: Bruce struggles to fully trust his children with independence, fearing they will meet the same fate as Jason if left to their own devices.

Emotional Walls: Batman maintains emotional barriers even with his closest family members, rarely showing vulnerability for fear of being compromised.

Preparation Obsession: Batman's already meticulous preparation became even more extreme, attempting to account for every possible scenario to prevent another tragedy.

Conclusion

Jason Todd's death represents Batman's greatest failure and deepest trauma. It transformed him from a dark but hopeful figure into someone haunted by the consequences of his mission. Every relationship Batman has formed since has been filtered through the lens of this loss, making him simultaneously more protective and more distant from those he cares about.

The tragedy forced Batman to confront the true cost of his war on crime—not just in terms of his own sacrifices, but in how it endangers those he brings into his world. While Bruce Wayne continues his mission as Batman, the ghost of Jason Todd's broken body has never stopped haunting the shadows of the Batcave, influencing every decision Batman makes about the young heroes who fight alongside him.

Even after Jason's eventual return as the Red Hood, the trauma of his death remains an indelible part of Batman's character, a wound that changed how the Dark Knight views his crusade and his responsibility to his children forever.

[the-real-jason-todd-not-dead]

Sometimes I'll put Joker into the sims and make his life miserable

[browsethestacks]

Joker

Art by Tim Sale

[mollybeenoel]

[comicmgc]