#retired superhero

[askstrangeweird]

Here's a standalone vector of the design for Dr. Lillian Graves' former alter ego, After-Image.

[mourning-tides]

Trying to figure out an Arrowette design, so here’s some art after like. Months

[chernobog13]

I hate to admit, I was sucked in by this ad, despite the horrific Hawkman costume.

It's an hour of my life I desperately want to get back, but never will.

Stupidly, my brothers and I tuned in to watch the second part, thinking that it couldn't be any worse than the first.

Oh, but it was! IT WAS!

And we remain in therapy to this day because of it!

[alethianightsong]

Imitation is a form of flattery.

[animatejournal]

Batman Beyond Creators: Bruce Timm, Paul Dini & Alan Burnett Studio: Warner Bros. | USA, 1999

[kingoftieland]

Hugh Jackman RETIRED from playing Wolverine thanks to JERRY SEINFELD!? 🎤

[susiesamurai]

At ten years old, Keira was found in a Kansas sunflower field completely unharmed. She never wanted to be a superhero, she just wanted to find answers. At seventeen years old, Mark Grayson finally got his Viltrumite powers. All he had ever wanted was to be a superhero, like his father Omni-Man. Both of them would soon find out to be careful what you wish for. But at least they would find out together.

Read on AO3 Here

[krdaaaa]

Since the Batman mantel can technically exist outside of Bruce Wayne, since it isn't strictly tied to Bruce as a person and it's more of a symbol, do you guys think if in some alternate universe or even some time in the future DC fully retires Bruce (either he gets replaced or willingly moves away from it) could Bruce find himself under a different superhero persona? And if he did what would it be?

I'm asking this because I personally don't like the idea of Bruce retiring from superheroing or just stepping into a support role. I think it would be a cool evolution of his character and give some positive representation of it never being too late to change and get Bruce on the path of being a better hero like those he aspires to be (Superman/Nightwing).

(Like if Batman can't become an inspiring hero like Nightwing or Superman, maybe Bruce Wayne can be?)

Idk these are just my random thoughts.

[on-leatheredwings]

im begging bruce to stop , begging dc to stop

[tenacious-minds]

I hate when I’m in the mood for something very specific in which searching tags is basically useless.

[princessmarionette]

hear me out guys

[thenixkat]

Shout Out to Vic Sage/The Question who encouraged Ted to try maybe retiring for awhile to figure himself out b/c living in Dan's shadow was clearly fucking up Ted's mental.

[theshadowrealmitself]

It is always in the back of my mind that Olivia Octavius was the Doc Ock of Miles’ universe, like they were in the same universe the entire time!! That’s his Doc Ock!! Was she like a well known supervillain throughout his childhood? Did anyone have any clue to her identity (outside of the Parkers)?? Was it like a big deal to Miles to suddenly learn of this supervillain’s identity even if they hadn’t fought before because everyone in New York knows about Doc Ock??

Even if he had no personal connection to her, had never fought her before, had never met her civilian identity (I think), that’s still a big deal to suddenly find out what a supervillain looks like/is called outside of their costume, right??

[totally-not-an-awkward-okapi]

The recent Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero conversation once more got me thinking about my old pitch for if SubZero’s existence hadn’t been so violently rejected, so here’s a model sheet that’s Totally Definitely 100% Official.

[grieveme]

modern au jayce where he's a noble peace prize winner but after that opts to teach psychics (and various other subsujects like robotics, and chemics) at a community college to help push the passions of science to the youth or anyone who is willing to learn but little does he know it's half interest and intrigue snd half because the professor is hot

[kingoftieland]

The LEGO Deadpool minifigure was notable for a few reasons. For one, Deadpool has a notorious reputation as a violent mercenary with a puerile sense of humor. Also, this minifig was released during the first wave of LEGO Marvel sets back in 2012, long before he became the household name he is today.

“Wolverine’s Chopper Showdown” is still the only set he’s ever appeared in, and given Deadpool's standing now as a decidedly R-rated hero, LEGO is unlikely to release another set starring the Merc with a Mouth. Fortunately, I recently got my hands on this highly-sought after collectible. It’s exceedingly hard to find him in mint condition, but this one definitely meets the criteria! 🔞