#kara chronicles

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[cantsayidont]

November 1981. Embiggenable family tree for the pre-Crisis Superman, from SUPERMAN: THE KRYPTON CHRONICLES #3. Here's a breakdown:

Superman's paternal grandparents were Jor-El I and Nimda An-Dor.

Jor-El I had a sister, Kalya Var-El, who married Nim-Zee, a member of the Kandorian Science Council, and a brother, Zim-El, who married Byma Ruth-Ar.

Nim-Zee and Kalya Var-El had two sons: Gem-Zee, whose daughter Thara Gem-Zee later married Ak-Var (Jimmy Olsen's successor as Flamebird), and Van-Zee, who later married the Earthwoman Sylvia DeWitt (and for a while succeeded Superman as Nightwing, hero of Kandor). Van-Zee and Sylvia have two kids, twins Lyle-Zee and Lili Van-Zee.

Zim-El and Byma Ruth-Ar's son Kru-El (Jor-El's cousin) was sent to the Phantom Zone for creating forbidden weapons.

Jor-El I and Nimda An-Dor had three sons: Jor-El II, his twin brother Nim-El, and their younger brother Zor-El.

Nim-El married Dondra Klu-Ta; their son Don-El later became the police chief of Kandor.

Jor-El II married Lara Lor-Van; their son, Kal-El, became Superman.

Kal-El's maternal grandparents (Lara's parents) were Lor-Van and Lara Rok-Var.

Zor-El married Alura In-Ze in Argo City after the destruction of Krypton. Their daughter, Kara Zor-El, born some years later, became Supergirl.

[cavemantrivia]

Next up on concept art from Episode Twelve is this series’ version of Kara Zor-El, or Supergirl, whatever (as she refers to herself in the series)

[simplegenius042]

OCs as aesthetics for the entities

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Will be doing a menagerie of characters from The UnTitledverse, Far Cry The Silver Chronicles, Life, Despair & Monsters and Wings And Horns. You can find the post here and similar posts on @sagamemes tumblr in general.

Joaquin Cobalt

i.  THE BURIED.   weighed blankets.  drowning.  the comfort of a loved one’s weight.  soil and sand piling on top of you.  hugging so hard it hurts a little.  cramped hiding spots.  letting out air underwater to sink to the bottom of the pool.  walls pressing in on you.  not moving from a position even though you’re cramping a little.  dragging the last second before you have to inhale.  lonely subways.  feeling like one with the earth.  a layer of dirt on you.  looking for something below.  cardboard boxes and tiny pillow forts.  hands calloused from digging.  knowing that your purpose is just below the surface.  entering your final resting place before it kills you.  a storm drowning you out.  dust and sand speaking to you.

Paul Yellowjack

ii.  THE CORRUPTION.   insects.  a close imitation of the natural course of life.  an illness in a community.  a rag that dirties more than it cleans.  an untreated wound.  containment.  breaching containment.  unbreathable air.  fungi.  one with that you love.  one with what loves you.  a corpse unfit for a glass case.  hearing a song in the sound of tiny wings and legs.  honeycomb patterns.  an ecosystem within a person.  a curse passed on.  the hubris of a scientist.  an ugly death where a glorious one is owed.  blood on a handkerchief.  parasites.  something pushing up the sewer.  a mask to keep something out.  trypophobia.  knowing you belong.  death weeks after impact.  fever.  food that’s gone off.  pandora’s box.  death behind a glass.

Kara Darling iii.  THE DARK.   shadows.  lights that turn off by themselves.  the feel of cold marble.  a beaked creature in the night.  the difference between seeing darkness and seeing nothing.  touch of something you can’t see.  hiding under a blanket.  white, clouded eyes.  months without going outside during sunlight.  pouring dark.  unscrewing lightbulbs.  black matter.  light sensitivity.  a starless night.  time before light was created.  a shadow on the wall without a body to attach to.  withering plants.  a world without a sun.  footfalls in an empty house in the night.  a light that doesn’t reach as far as it should.  desperate reach for a flashlight.  clothes that hide your shape.  staying unperceivable.  winter months in the north.  an empty church

Silva Omar iv.  THE DESOLATION.   senseless pain.  warmth of faith.  wax where skin should be.  a blazing fire.  heat without a source.  the third or fourth tragedy in the family.  losing everything you’ve ever held dear.  so much to live for, gone so soon.  the smell of gasoline.  touch that scars.  coffee cup that never goes cold.  scorch marks on wood.  inescapably warm air.  a child born in fire.  death of a loved one.  a candle without a flame.  an altar in the middle of the woods.  animals with burnt fur.  plastic explosives.  burning hot metal.  sweating in an interrogation room.  never touching a loved one.  disfigurement.  a kiss that ruins you.  the scent of burning fat.  a tattoo that terrifies its viewer.  the agony of hellfire displayed as art.  auburn hair.  little clothing in cold weather.  a ripple in the air.  trying to cool down in vain.

Mario Emmett v.  THE FLESH.   body horror.  factories.  a hunger for something more filling.  never quite happy with how you look.  the terror of an animal waitng for slaughter.  a very good meal.  the liquid of a perfect steak.  fighting your worst survival instincts.  a twisted bone.  long nights working out.  more than one heart.  appearance that shapes like clay.  a bag of bones.  bone broth in a pot.  knowing to fear pigs.  the butcher’s shop.  plastic surgery.  something alien inside your body.  a hunger in the gaze laid upon you.  unwitting cannibalism.  forgetting what you used to look like.  being admired for your appearance and appearance only.  teeth marks on skin.  scars from wounds that should’ve killed you.  cooking in scarcity.  fenced in with one way to go.

Corvus Targaryen vi.  THE END.   the last page of a book.  nightmares that don’t feel like nightmares.  a skeletal hand.  the grip of the grim reaper around your throat.  existential pain.  ivory dice.  flatlining in a hospital.  gambiling with death.  as old as the universe.  soul and spirit tied to an object.  a dream where you die.  closing your eyes for the last time.  the plead of a dying one.  knowing the fate of someone you know and being unable to prevent it.  a thousand cords tugging you towards your end.  skin that’s freezing to the touch.  an act of desperation.  someone’s life for yours.  an eternity spent alive.  the cost of your selfishness.  watching your own burial.  causing your own burial.  the smell of death.  numbness to fear.  words from someone gone.  meaninglessness of the actions or lives of single people in the universe.  multiple near-death experiences you refuse to die from.

Gavin Turquoise vii.  THE EYE.   googling something you shouldn’t have.  eureka moments.  the unforgiving lens of a camera.  witness reports.  hidden libraries.  eyes of different colours.  feeling of being watched.  a death recorded in tape.  a tragedy you can’t watch away from.  endangering yourself for knowledge.  truth.  analog records.  a symbol of an eye.  a watch tower.  compulsion to document.  turning on recording devices without thinking about it.  saving the evidence before the person.  extracting information.  truth or dare, without the dare.  a thirst for knowledge.  books that speak to you.  coordinated shelves.  cataloguing systems.  voyeurism.  police report you can’t put down.  reasoning your way out.  smell of old papers.  books that read you back.

Sonya, "The Apex" viii. THE HUNT. sharp canines. sore calves after a run. the scent of blood. an adventure for the journey’s sake. the adrenaline right before the kill. a whistle’s echo. the woods. the doe eyes of a prey animal. your own breath in the air. sharpened claws. being tracked. fear of someone knowing your every movement. hunting down monsters. hide & seek. running away only to end up where you started. staying alive purely because the enemy enjoys seeing you run. a set of footsteps behind you. blood dripping from bare hands. barks & growls. focused eyes. a victim going limp under your hands. a mouth full of fresh blood. catching the scent of something monstrous. perfecting your craft. peering into the dark & running after it.

Malcrum Darling ix. THE LONELY. an apartment too small for a double bed. completely vacant streets. waking up to see everyone gone. fog. point nemo. a house too big to hear your family members in. alone in a faceless crowd. a mask with nothing behind it. separated cubicles. a deafening silence where joy should be. a blinding spotlight. the least missed in your friend group. streets without lights in the windows. isolation. not truly knowing your friends. your friends not truly knowing you. need for silence. fear of crowds. staring into space knowing nothing is looking back at you. a ship alone at sea. depression. knowing your friends are better off without you. talking to someone only to realise they’re gone. a family too large to notice you there. safety in being alone.

Azriel x. THE SLAUGHTER. a game of tag. senseless violence. a true crime hobby. improvised weapons. blinding rage. intent to kill. a horrific day in a quiet community. a medal of bravery. holding on to what validates your anger. history books that spare no details. an injury you want revenge for. war. counting kills. songs of soldiers. a knifeblock on the counter. a pool of blood. shellshock. unspeakable horrors. anger pushing you forward. unimaginable pain. not seeing who will hurt you but knowing the pain is coming. a fully human monster. an authority sending its lessers to their deaths. kill or be killed. unedited wartime memoirs. a weapons collection. not knowing the names of who you kill. too many to remember. loss of hope. there’s no heroes in war.

Calvin Dearing xi. THE SPIRAL. sleep deprivation. corridors you can get lost in. maze puzzles that loop back on themselves. losing possessions. losing people. losing your sanity. corkscrew curls. rows of funhouse mirrors. optical illusions. a separate reality. walking through the wrong door. delusions. not knowing what your hands are doing. blank spaces in documents. hallucinations. wrong proportions. a nameless thing. a place that has never existed. doubting your own mind. blind faith. losing track of names, labels, categories. distorted sound. an imperfection in a glass that twists the view. loss of time. a garish colour. doors that open to nowhere. lies. an unnatural laugh. jokes & tricks. illusions. a doorway. a sculptor with a wild imagination. limbs in impossible angles. doing what’s fun, not what’s sensible. fractals you can get lost in.

The Court King xii. THE STRANGER. wax figures. a close approximation of a human face. a borrowed appearance. a strange smell. glass eyes. furs & pelts. a dance. a song of a choir. the uncanny valley. stitching yourself together. the colours of a circus. a puppet with no strings. mannequins. glitter & sequin. a stranger you’ve always known. someone strange in the place of someone you knew. stolen identities. stolen skins. a machine imitating humanity. the anonymity of a service worker. hiding in plain sight. uncomfortable to look at. a faked accent. concealing. forgetting who you are. forgetting who others are. a replacement no one notices. images that look posed. the only one seeing the false face of someone.

Haoyu Anabuki xiii. THE VAST. open spaces. carnival rides going up & down. fear of heights. endless infinity around you. your insignificance in an universe. stomach turning at a drop. fear of not the crash down but the moment you slip. the sway of a cable car. an adventure holiday. losing track of where the surface is. miles & miles of nothing around you. staring at the sky & feeling like you may fall into it. loss of control. a fall that doesn’t end in death. glass floor to the view below. terminal velocity. the sound of wind in your ears. a reach over the railing. a jump from the top of the building. falling into nothing. feeling your feet let go of the ground. a leap of faith. motion sickness.

Zachariah, "The Orchestrator" xiv. THE WEB. undecipherable code. a puppeteer holding the strings. power over the weak—willed. strings of fate. manipulation. an arranged accident. a hundred minions doing your bidding. cobwebs. spiders. a laid trap. never voicing discomfort. outwitting a cheater. doing things without realising it. red string across a corkboard. finding something lost where you were sure you checked. power over the unreliability of chance. watching others dance for you. an entangled death. a thousand tiny legs & fangs. shady forum threads. something important gone missing. suspiciously disregarded case. a missing witness. connections. the world wide web. power of victimhood. gullibility. no control over your own decisions. an invisible leash. mass psychology. a horror film in the making. scapegoat. never remembering to ask for a name.

Urijah Callaghan + THE EXTINCTION. the end of an era. apocalypse movies. the alarms of warning systems. a desolate landscape. end of the world cults. nihilism. the last written history. a changed world. no survivors. old prophecies. a thousand predicted ends. a new chapter. an end with no escape. catastrophes. a calendar counting down. breaking point. overindulgence.

[wantyoun0w]

My husband, ever the romantic 😂😂

[k-star-holic]

Karatta Erika Sawajiri, MOMO family Shabara reappeared Lee Joon-gi (Arthdal Chronicles: The Sword of Aramoon)

[spiritsncrystals]

@lunatic-fandom-spacethank you for tagging me!

10 Characters/10 Fandoms/10 Tags

Nomura L - MARGINAL#4 V/Quinton Aka Christopher Arclight - YGO ZEXAL Sherry LeBlanc - YGO 5ds Fai D Flourite - Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicles Claude Von reigan - Fire Emblem: Three Houses Naoki Ishida -Cardfight!!Vanguard Johan/Jesse Andersen - YGO GX Miya Chunin - SK8 the Infinity Naoto Shirogane - Persona 4 Tatsuya Suou - Persona 2 Innocent Sin/Eternal Punishment I'm not gonna tag anyone so uh if you wanna do it GO NUTS

[pan-de-queer]

was playing valkyria chronicles 4 (the only vc game I've ever played just to lower the expectations of actual fans of the game lol) and had to stop bc I just finished a REALLY sad part and from the START, since Kai's story was revealed, my brain immediately thought supercorp but after watching that really sad part I'm even MORE determined now to make it supercorp but angst with a happy ending bc I CANNOT!! THAT SHIT WAS SO SO SAD!!! I NEED TO UNDO THAT!! BUT QUEER!!

but basically (for anyone familiar lmao)

obvs the gang will be federation forces and lex and the other villains of the week on cw sg will be empire forces and just!!!!

I see it all so clearly in my head but I'm too fucking sad right now!!!!

[wantyoun0w]

Lol I could’ve used this like 7 years ago 😂

Thankful for my fiancé who has never made me feel like I am hard to love ❤️

babygirl you’re not hard to love he’s just a lil bitch

[un-ionizetheradlab]

Russia just freed SIXTEEN political prisoners in a prisoner swap with the West!

Among the released political prisoners are:

Oleg Orlov, a longtime dissident and the co-chair of Memorial, an organization created in 1989 to chronicle the USSR's human rights abuses and educate Russians about the history of political repression;

Sasha Skochilenko, an LGBTQ artist who was imprisoned in April 2022 for replacing price tags at grocery stores with data about Russian destruction in Ukraine, deemed treasonous under Russia's "fake news" law;

Vladimir Kara-Murza, a political dissident who was fundamental in bringing about the Magnitsky Act to sanction Russian human rights abusers, and who was poisoned twice by the KGB in attempted assassinations before being sentenced to 25 years in prison for "treason";

Evan Gershkovich, a young American journalist who was arrested in Russia while reporting for the Wall Streeet Journal in March 2023 and sentenced to 16 years in prison for "espionage";

Paul Whelan, American former Marine who was arrested in 2018 and sentenced to 16 years of hard labor for "espionage";

Alsu Kurmasheva, a Russian-American journalist with Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty who was sentenced to 6.5 years in prison for spreading "fake news" about the war in Ukraine;

Andrei Pivovarov, an opposition activist who headed the pro-democracy organization Open Russia before being imprisoned in a Siberian penal colony infamous for its torture of prisoners;

Ilya Yashin, a young opposition politician who was sentenced to 8.5 years in prison for publishing YouTube videos about the war in Ukraine; when Russian authorities "encouraged" him to leave the country, he chose instead to stay;

Lilia Chanysheva, opposition activist and regional coordinator of Navalny HQ; in her final speech before the Russian court, she tried in vain to appeal to the judge's sense of empathy: "If you put me in jail for 12 years, I will be too old to bear a child. Give me a chance to be a mother!";

Kevin Lik, a dual German-Russian citizen who was arrested as a minor for "photographing military sites" shortly before the 2022 invasion of Ukraine; he was the youngest person ever to be convicted of treason in Russia;

Rico Krieger, a German man sentenced to death in Belarus for supposedly planting explosives on a railroad track to help the Ukrainian army;

Dieter Voronin, a dual German-Russian citizen and political scientist who was arrested in 2021 in connection to a treason case involving Russian journalist Ivan Safronov;

Patrick Schobel, a German man arrested in February 2024 at the Pulkovo International Airport in St Petersburg when customs officers found cannabis gummies in his luggage, in a scenario very similar to that of Brittney Griner;

German Moyzhes, a dual German-Russian citizen and lawyer who was charged with treason for helping Russians obtain European residency permits;

Vadim Ostanin, opposition activist and Navalny associate arrested in 2021 for his work with Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation;

Ksenia Fadeyeva, dissident and Navalny associate sentenced to 9 years in prison.

[bisupergirl]

PRE-ORACLE BARBARA GORDON READING GUIDE

aka a (mostly) pre-crisis batgirl reading guide! for the following comics: bolded is required reading, italicized is recommended, and everything else is optional.

[note: for the most part babs appears in the back-up "batgirl" story in each issue of detective comics!]

detective comics (1937) #359, 363

world's finest comics (1941) #169

detective comics (1937) #388-389, 392-393, 396-397, 400-401, 404-409, 410-411, 412-413, 416-417, 418-419, 420-421, 422-424

the superman family (1974) #171

the batman family (1975) #1, 3-7, 9-18, 20

detective comics (1937) #483, 484-489, 490, 491-495, 496, 497-499, 501-502, 505-506, 508-510, 512-513, 514-517, 518-519

crisis on infinite earths (1985) #4, 7

secret origins (1986) #20

batgirl special (1988)

and done! you could read batman: the killing joke (1988) here, but considering that babs is just there to get shot and assaulted for bruce and jim's manpain, i don't recommend it. instead read the batman chronicles (1995) #5 "oracle year one" if you want to see the birth of oracle!babs :)

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[loveandleases]

Hey there! Sorry if this has been asked before, but as someone who loves doing deep dives for picking names, I'd like to ask how you went about picking names for the characters? As you might have gathered from my last ask, I was scrolling through for MC names, and it occurred to me that you might have picked Jade for the sister for a "green with envy" kind of angle, and it got me curious on what your process was (if there was one, which is also fine).

It's never been asked as far as I can remember.

Cam - He was the first character I had created for the story and the first one I named. I've always liked the name, and for some reason when I thought of who he is as a character, the name just stuck out to me. G (Gage/Garnet) - This is the name they chose for themselves, there's history as to why which you'll learn in time. I wanted the name for M!G and F!G to have the same first letter. Garnet was easy, playing off gems. Gage was easy as well (I'm a fan of horror movies, Gage is a name of a character from Pet Semetary.) Kara - The letter change from Chris/Cam/Kara is intentional. Again you'll find out more in the story, especially on her route. I just liked the name. M(Markus/Melody) - Their initial name was different...I don't remember what it was now. Originally M was going to be named Marius (inspired by Anne Rice’s The Vampire Chronicles) but I decided against it. Markus was just where my mind went after. M is a good singer so Melody was just a natural choice.

Isaac - I've no idea why I named them Isaac. I thought of their last name first. Then when brainstorming Isaac just fell into my lap and that was that. Ardent - I was struggling so hard to think of a name for him. I knew the character already, I knew that I wanted his name to start with an A. Then it was A. Pine. Idk why I chose a tree as his last name, I think I was having a bad allergy day and was pissed. And then I started thinking more literal Ardent = passionate. Fits him perfectly.

[wantyoun0w]

Wild that 4.5 years in and the sex just keeps getting better 👏🏼

Love that for me 🥵

[pinkiemachine]

We need the entire El chronicles! (not in a pressurey way)

Lol! Okay, so here’s all I’ve got so far of DAWN OF SUPERMAN, to recap (full versions linked below):

SEASON ONE:

—Krpyton gets destroyed by both their collapsing sun and a massive civil war.

—Jor-El and his family try to escape Zod and his followers and head to the secret Kryptonian colony.

—Zod finds them and when Jor-El ejects his loved ones into space in escape pods, Zod opens fire, killing Zor-El and Alura, and knocking Lara, Cal, Kara, and Krypto of course. Jor-El evades capture.

—Lara and Cal land on Earth and Lara dies from an injury sustained in the blast. Cal is then left in the care of the humans John and Martha Kent.

—Clark has adoptive siblings, Micheal, Sean, Rueben, and Suzie.

—Cal’s desire to find his alien family leads him to become an investigative journalist and he moves to Metropolis in his early/mid twenties where he meets Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen.

Now, the rest of the season I haven’t fleshed out as mush as I have Season 2, but that will be fixed in months to come. For the moment, here’s the basic outline: The premier two-parter follows the events stated above, along with lots of little anecdotes of Clark’s childhood. Then, once he arrives in Metropolis, things become a bit episodic. One episode, we’ll be watching Clark try to adjust to life in the big city and become Superman for the first time, then the next, we’ll be exploring Lois or Jimmy’s characters, fighting interesting villains like Livewire or Banshee, and building up Lois and Clark’s relationship. (Side note, Martha made Clark’s suit for him. When Clark was a kid, he asked her once to make him an outfit that looked just like the ones in his family holophoto, including his family crest on the front. Naturally, Clark had outgrown that old costume, but just before he moved out, Martha surprised him with a fair well gift: a new Kryptonian-style suit.)

HOWEVER… there’s another story growing beneath the surface. Ever since Clark became Superman, he’s had eyes on him. The whole world is watching this man become the most powerful, most undefeated superhero of all time, but that’s not precisely why the government’s interested in him. They’re interested because he’s wearing the same crest as the alien woman they found twenty+ years ago. Waller is immediately on the case, and she sends out a lackey to bring Superman in for questioning. (Haven’t decided who this character is yet.) When Clark realises that the men in black suits are coming after him, he immediately gets spooked and worries for his family. If they got hurt because he was being reckless and showing his powers publicly, he’d never forgive himself. So Superman’s gotta lay low for a while. Eventually, though, Waller figures out his secret identity, but Lois winds up being the one to save Clark for just a little bit longer, threatening to run this story in the papers if they don’t leave Clark—an innocent and upstanding citizen—alone. But as soon as the two of them have a moment, Lois immediately asks what’s going on and Clark reveals that he’s Superman.

By now, Waller is getting antsy, but there’s someone else who wants to join the party. Lex Luthor. He’s been funding the research on the Kryptonian pod, and LexCorp has been reaping the rewards of learning the secrets of their advanced technology for years. He crafts a machine/suit/(need to read the comics) that can go toe-to-toe with Superman and almost beats him. Doesn’t though. Lex will remember that.

By now, Clark is sick of running and hiding. Time to take the fight to them. With help from Lois and Jimmy, he tracks down the secret base where the pod and his mother’s remains are being kept, and the final battle commences. Waller loses, Lex loses his hair, they both swear revenge, and Clark takes back what’s rightfully his. He buries what’s left of his mother on the farm, and stores the pod in the shed temporarily. It’s a triumphant yet slightly melancholy ending for our heroes, especially as Clark and his brother get a chance to really talk some things through while he’s home visiting. Then Lois gets introduced to the family, and for a moment, everything’s right with the world.

Little does Clark know, though, that there’s a probe droid on Earth, watching him, and now it’s flying back out into space to report what it’s found to its boss. Zod.

SEASON TWO

—Zod shows up, tries to manipulate Clark, but they wind up fighting instead, and Clark beats his butt off the planet. He does manage to spook General Lane, though, and now he’s dead set against Krpytonians and what they could do to the planet if they so choose.

—Anyway, now Clark knows that his father is actually alive, and there’s also a secret colony of Kryptonians out there. He decides to look for them.

—The team (plus extra members) journeys into space where they meet all sorts of new aliens, including Green Lantern, and they also cross paths with Kryptonite.

—Then they find Kara and Krypto, who lead them to the colony.

—Along the way, they also manage to track down Jor-El, and he and Clark get to have a well-deserved reunion.

—They go to the colony together, but Zod follows them. There’s a big battle, Zod gets booted to the phantom zone, his ship is destroyed, and the colony is saved.

—PSYCH, just kidding. One of the extra members of Clark’s team is military, and he has secret orders from General Lane to kill any and all new Kryptonian forces he may encounter. So, using some Kryptonite he kept hidden, he makes a bomb and blows the colony sky high.

—Clark, Kara, and Krypto are the only Kryptonians to survive.

(Clark briefly wants to set Earth on fire…)

—Then Clark discovers that, on Jor-El’s ship, his father had made many recordings and created an A.I. Version of himself for company. This is now all Clark has left of him as they fly back to Earth.

—The ship later gets parked up the Arctic, becoming Superman’s Fortress of Solitude.

—Clark’s laid low with grief, but Lois and his family are there for him now more than ever. There’s still hope for the future.

THEN comes JUSTICE LEAGUE: HEROES RISING!

At the moment, I’m still working out which stories of Superman’s will be adapted into the show, but the main idea is that every season, there will be at least one or two BIG over arching plots that center around one of the main characters and an arch foe of theirs, like OG Teen Titans. But less episodic. Or, at least… not episodic like putting a tournament episode right in the middle of the Judas Contract arc, and more so like Avatar the Last Airbender episodic, where we’re having fun, but also learning more about the world and how various aspects of it work. The first major villain(s) will have something to do Zatanna and/or Green Lantern.

Speaking of the other heroes, here’s a quick little tidbit: So, Batman’s actually the one who brings the Justice League together. It falls into one of his contingency plan models. In case of emergency, CALL EVERYONE. During his first two seasons of BATMAN: GOTHAM FILES, he’s already come across The Flash—and Wonder Woman, over the course of the first two seasons of WONDER WOMAN: HEIR TO OLYMPUS, she’s become familiar with Atlantis and their royal family. And if you remember, Clark’s already met Green Lantern (Hal Jordon). Now all that’s left is Zatanna, hence I thought a Zatanna-centric Season 1 might be a good idea. Magic is a threat the rest of the Justice League can’t easily combat on their own. But I also had a thought, like what if I combined the Zatanna villain with the GL villain—SPACE WIZARDS!!! Idk, just thinking about it. Anyway…

I sadly haven’t had a chance to write Season 3, but what I do know (for just general stuff that’s supposed to happen eventually) is that Lois and Clark do get married and have a little boy named Jonathan. Then, some time later, Clark and Kara get called away into space on urgent business, and that’s when someone new appears: Con-El, aka Conner Kent, aka Superboy. He comes crashing down to Earth in an escape pod just like Clark’s, claiming to be a member of Superman’s family. After much convincing of the Justice League, they let him stick around until Clark gets back to truly vet him. In the meantime, he slowly gains the other heroes’ trust, becomes a member of the second generation of Teen Titans (The New Teen Titans) and helps save the world. HOWEVER… turns out he’s been working for Lex Luthor this whole time! Dun dun dun! I’ll save the rest of that story for later, heheheh…

Then, of course, when Jonathan grows up, he becomes the next Superboy and joins the third generation of Teen Titans, (Ultimate Teen Titans), and has some adventures of his own. Haven’t decided what his big arc will be yet.

Would love to do a mini-series following Kara when she was lost in space. T’would be cool.

And that’s currently all I have written, story-wise, for the Kents. Personally, I don’t really see many of the other SuperFam characters to be especially relevant to the story, or interesting, so I’m probably gonna either scrap them or repurpose them, unless there’s just, like, a MASSIVE fan outcry. It’s just that the whole point is that Clark and Kara are THE LAST KRYPTONIANS. The last of their kind, that’s part of their whole story—being alone. You can only get away with new Kryptonians falling out of the sky so many times before it gets old. And Conner was lying about his origins, so I can get away with that.

Here’s some fun stuff I wrote about Krypton and Kryptonians 👇

Here’s the Fall of Krypton and the El family’s escape 👇

Here’s the next part of Clark’s Origin Story 👇

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[ravennaortiz]

Welcome! I write for both Sons of Anarchy and Mayans My stories are for adults only! That being said not every story may be for you and that is okay! I have plenty to choose from and more on the way!

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Below you will find the list of men and women who call Charming home and their stories!

Chibs

HalfSack

Happy

Jax

Juice

Kozik

Opie

Ratboy

Tig

Charlotte "Charlie" Teller OC

Chloe Morrow OC

Cori Lowman OC

Cruella Morrow OC

Kara Kozik OC

Morgana Telford

Nova Morrow OC

Nyx OC

Piper Kay Winston OC

Raven "Ray" Trager OC

Reverie Winston OC

Rockette "Rocky" Teller OC

Rosa "Ro" Lowman OC

Scarlett "Scar" Teller OC

Stormie "Storm" Rayne Epps OC

Trinity Ortiz OC

Victoria Lewis OC

WidowMaker OC

Stories/Series that have multiple main characters

Not What It Seems- Mystery Series

Halloween 2023

Tales of a Free Use Old Lady

His Old Lady, His Lover Universe

Best Friends Daughter

Juicy January Masterlist

Below you will find the men and women who call Santo Padre home and their stories!

Angel

Bishop

Bottles

Coco

Creeper

EZ

Gilly

Guero

Manny

Daniela"Dani" Reyes OC

Ember Alvarez

Guadalupe "Lupe" Mendoza OC

Josiah AKA Lil Joey OC

Julieta Mendoza OC

Katalina Moreno-Losa OC

Liliana Mendoza OC

Milicent Ramirez OC

Rosaria "Rose" Cruz OC

Stories/Series that have multiple main characters

Christmas 2023

The One Universe

Second Chances Universe

When Charming and Santo Padre collide beautiful things happen!

Below you will find series that span both worlds!

3:The Magic Number Series

Hate Me, Love Me Series

Raising Girls Series

Headcanons/Preferences Page

Text Convos Page

Two Worlds Universe Masterlist

2024 Mystery Birthday Bingo Masterlist-

Ravennas Collections Masterlist

Choose your own adventure

Leather and Fur Universe

Trick or Treat Stories 2024

Halloween 2024 Bingo Masterlist

Give Heaven Some Hell Series

Lone Live Cowgirls Series

The Elevator Chronicles

500 Follower Event Masterlist

Fruit Rollup Shenanigans Masterlist

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Okay, I thought about this and decided to answer at some length, so I hope you don't mind!

Highly Recommended

Witch Hat Atelier by Kamome Shirohama – It’s a gorgeous series set in a pseudo-European fantasy land where witches are a part of life. There are a number of prominent disabled characters with different disabilities, including physical disabilities. The characters work together on solving what are essentially accessibility problems several times, and the series points out how factors like social class and job can impact how a disability affects a person’s daily life. The series' most prominent physically disabled character is a spoiler, but a few supporting characters use the setting's equivalent of a wheelchair.

The Oracle Code by Marieke Nijkamp (plus other Barbara Gordon stories) – After being paralyzed in an accident, teenage hacker Barbara Gordon is sent to a recovery center, but soon notices something off about the facility. Barbara Gordon is a long-running DC character whose disability originates from a cheap attempt to traumatize her police-chief father, but some later writers have actually committed to writing her as a disabled woman. Nijkamp is a disabled author and her story is a good introduction to the character. I recommend Gail Simone’s Birds of Prey run if you’re looking for more of her.

Perfect World by Rie Aruga – a manga about a woman, Tsugumi, who meets back up with her teenage crush Itsuki and finds out he had a spinal cord injury in the intervening years. The story follows their relationship from dating to eventually adopting a kid, all while focusing on how Tsugumi and Itsuki navigate the challenges of inter-abled relationships. As the POV character is abled, the emphasis is often on her perspective, but Itsuki gets the spotlight too, as do other disabled supporting characters.

Dungeon Meshi by Ryouko Kui – a manga about an autistic man cooking and eating dungeon monsters. I'm not joking, that's essentially the plot, even though the word "autism" is never said verbatim. As for physical disability, a major supporting character has an eye with injury-related ptosis and also struggles with ADLs like eating and sleeping for magic-related reasons. Overall, the manga deals heavily with themes related to disability and marginalization.

Flawed but Interesting

Gundam 00: The Manga by Kouzou Oumori (look up on ‘Does the Dog Die’ before reading!) In the near future, a group called Celestial Being shocks the world by declaring that they will use their futuristic weaponry to wipe out anyone who participates in war. The series follows the fallout and backlash of this declaration, particularly from the point of view of the youngest of Celestial Being’s pilots. This one is under “okay” because the manga isn’t the ideal way to get into the series, and also because the disabled characters do play into some harmful tropes. There’s a number of autistic-coded characters, several characters with PTSD whose symptoms come up in the story, multiple prosthetic users, a person who is blind in one eye, and a person with facial scarring. However, some of these characters ally with the antagonists for reasons related to their disabilities (i.e. seeking treatment, getting revenge for the incident that caused the disability), and there is a character whose writing strays towards the "evil alter" trope.

Trigun by Yasuhiro Nightow -  (look up on ‘Does the Dog Die’ before reading!) On a remote desert planet, an outlaw called Vash the Stampede has a huge bounty and is wanted for a variety of crimes. Two insurance agents sent to track him down find that there’s more to him than they thought. This one is on the “okay” list because it features the trope of “futuristic prosthetics that move like flesh limbs” and also plays into the "evil alter" trope. But in general, if you liked Fullmetal Alchemist, you should probably give this a shot too.

My Hero Academia by Kohei Horikoshi – In a world where everyone has superpowers, a boy without them aspires to be a hero, and is given a chance to do so by one of the greatest heroes in the world. This series has a very mixed track record with the specifics of how disability is depicted, but there’s no doubt that it does depict it. Many of the protagonists gain permanent injuries in their battles, ranging from chronic pain to missing organs and limbs. Both heroes and villains are shown to have mental health issues as well. There’s definitely issues, mostly related to poor research, and to the author leaning into the stigma around certain disabilities while crafting villains. All of that’s not even getting into the way that being “Quirkless” is coded as a disability, one that is essentially cured for the protagonist when he gains a superpower. But if you’re looking for some imperfect disability rep to play around with and imagine better, this is the place.

Kagerou Daze by Jin/Shizen no Teki-P –  (look up on ‘Does the Dog Die’ before reading!) A depressed hikkikomori high schooler is forced outside during Obon, setting off a string of supernatural events that threaten several lives. Once again, this series suffers primarily from a lack of research. While it features a realistically mentally ill protagonist in Shintarou, his friends who respectively have narcolepsy and a heart condition are written less realistically. One character essentially wishes for a magic cure to his illness, although it backfires badly. Gets points for depicting a character as both a wheelchair user and capable of standing for at least a short period.

Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle by CLAMP - (look up on ‘Does the Dog Die’ before reading!) a young man tries to save a princess's life, with multiverse-level consequences. Two main characters are blind in one eye, and a third gets a futuristic prosthetic that causes him chronic pain. That said, there's definitely some questionable depiction of mental illness, and several characters who are shown to be mentally ill are depicted as being violent as a result of that mental illness.

From Far Away by by Kyoko Hikawa - (no "does the dog die" entry, but in general expect graphic violence and a few instances of attempted assault) in a precursor to modern isekai, a teenager named Noriko finds herself transported into a fantasy world. Unfortunately, she has a starring role in a prophecy about the end of the world, several people are willing to kill her to prevent said prophecy, and she doesn't even speak the language. An old-school shojo fantasy romance with lots of damsel in distress moments for the protagonist. The love interest has a magical condition that makes him severely fatigued for short periods in exchange for being essentially superpowered the rest of the time. There's also a supporting character who falls into the "blind seer" trope.

Honorable Mentions

Jujutsu Kaisen by Gege Akutami – A high schooler attempting to help his friends finds himself up to his neck in the politics and power struggles of a hidden world of sorcerers. Much like MHA, people in JJK get hurt a lot, often in ways that are disabling. Additionally, certain characters have abilities called “Heavenly Restrictions,” that allow for enhanced combat prowess in one area at the sacrifice of another, often involving either physical ability or perception. However, for many disabled readers the treatment of the character Koichi Muta/Mechamaru will be extremely frustrating, enough so that it outweighs the series’ commitment to featuring protagonists with visible scarring.

Fruits Basket by Natsuki Takaya - (look up on ‘Does the Dog Die’ before reading!) An orphaned highschooler named Tohru finds herself homeless, and camps in the woods. The owners of the woods are two of her classmates and their guardian, and when they find out about her circumstances, they ask her to stay with them as a “housekeeper.” Only after all of this does she find out that they’re cursed to turn into the animals of the Chinese Zodiac if hugged by a member of the “opposite” gender. Obviously, this series has some dated gender politics and uses tropes that would go over less well today. That said, one of the primary characters has asthma and needs medical attention for it several times, while a supporting character is blind in one eye.! But the primary antagonist is also someone with a chronic illness, and they are depicted using it to manipulate the people around them. So tread with caution.

Does anyone know some comic/web comics or manga with physically disabled characters, especially main characters or strong supporting roles?

For example I really relate to Kakashi from Naruto due to my chronic fatigue, and I know FMA has many disabled characters and I plan on reading and/or watching it. I like fantasy but I'd also love some more realistic world ones, like Saiki k being a pretty good allegory for disability. (Even though that's technically still fantasy lol)

I'm really loving to hear any of these with disability, whether it can be read that way but isn't canon or invisible disabilities or whatever. I'd especially love to see mobility aid users, like Charlotte Webber from spiderverse comics (she uses forearm crutches! Like me! And a wheelchair when she's not fighting crime!) or various characters from FMA.

I don't really read webcomics usually so I don't know any of thos examples but I'd love to hear some of those too.

I'd also be interested in fanfics that take non disabled characters in canon and write them as disabled.

Anyway yeah please I want to read disability representation and I prefer to get my media visually or from world building I already know