#so like 50 a week

[timethehobo]

Psst, new drops coming soon. 🤲

[superbat-lmao]

Jason travels to an alternate universe where Bruce only cares about being Batman. He took in each of his kids to serve the mission, not be his children.

Now, faced with alternate versions of his family, Jason has to grapple with the fact that his Bruce does care, that he is his father. Because the man in front of him now, trying to send him home, isn’t even close.

[the-art-of-sanshoku]

[willabee]

allowed on the table today

[somegrumpynerd]

Customer service voice Dream because @pigeonstab is an absolute genius

[casscainmainly]

Since it's StephCass week, I wanted to share one of my fav StephCass moments, from Batgirls #16. Cass' promise to never abandon Steph hits so hard when thinking about their relationship in Batgirl (2000). They have so many good moments it's easy to forget one of the longest running threads in their relationship: Steph leaving Cass, and Cass letting her go.

From Batgirl (2000) #28, #38, #53, #54. It all leads to their final confrontation in #55:

Before she can give chase, Cass gets called away by Batman. Though rooftop tag is a cute tradition between them, in reality Cass never chases after Steph, not once; this final time, letting Steph go results in her death. Of course it's not Cass' fault, as much as it's not Steph's, but she probably does blame herself in some capacity.

Which is why that moment in Batgirls #16 is so moving. For two people who have been torn apart time and time again, sometimes by external forces, sometimes of their own volition - for someone like Cass, who spent most of her life without someone to come home to - finding someone who stays, who fights to stay, is incredibly special. They won't leave each other alone. They never will.

[chaos-and-all]

and if you get rid of every depressed scrawny british boy hopelessly in love with his best friend, who's going to be the glue to your fucked up little maze experiments, ava paige?

[have-you-been-here]

The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met), NYC, New York, USA

[doomedclockworkdotmp3]

heeyyy gaaanggg

the pose and the background of the album version (left) are based on oingo boingos only a lad album art. not cause i think he has anything to do with it but just cause ive been wantin to draw that pose for like. weeks and i didnt know who to put there. so why not my latest bug man.

[sideblogdotjpeg]

have i been thinking about adjunct professor bufo rated hottest prof on campus . who is to say

[iizuumi]

these cuties <3

[dizzybizz]

bro i think i have autism about her

[dragonpyre]

Speaking from experience, going from having very little money to suddenly having a lot, the anxiety around it does NOT go away. I have a decent chunk of change stashed away in multiple places (investments, savings, etc) but on god I could not buy anything over $10 without feeling crippling buyers remorse. Even if I really do need it.

I remember being a kid in 2008 and knowing that buying a candy bar was an expense my family just couldn’t budget for. I remember living on my own in college where I had to choose between gas or food. I remember the first time I needed an oil change I nearly had a panic attack about the cost.

That shit just doesn’t go away

[tarantula-hawk-wasp]

Whatever, *crucifies your superstar*

screenshot redraws from jcs 2000

[yardsards]

i needed to express a sentiment in the creative stylings of @dunmeshiminimumwage

[faunandfloraas]

My fave type of kpop fan are the ones who think every single male idol is gay. But also they're all in monogamous relationships despite being like average early 20s and apparently surrounded by 1000 other hot gay guys. And this person also, somehow, simultaneously is very weird and hateful to any kpop girl or even female interviewer who talks to their favourite supposedly gay boy... despite them being Very certain he is gay.