#Disney Shutterbug

[ao3feed-jasontodd]

[Podfic] let's go to the beach (beach)

read it on the AO3 at https://archiveofourown.org/works/52023205 by Vox_la (Era_Penn) OP Summary: The Batfam has had a Night™ at the end of a Long String of Nights™, and Bruce makes an executive decision: it's time for a beach vacation, before someone passes out on the edge of a roof or gets shot because they're too worn out to dodge. Shenanigans inevitably ensue. Words: 27, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English Series: Part 9 of [Podfic] Shutterbug, Part 34 of DC Podfic Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Batman (Comics) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Categories: Gen Characters: Bruce Wayne, Dick Grayson, Jason Todd, Cassandra Cain, Tim Drake, Damian Wayne, Alfred Pennyworth, Peanut the dog (OC), Nova the dog (OC) Relationships: Batfamily - Relationship, The Batfam & Rest Additional Tags: Day At The Beach, Family Fluff, racial profiling at airports, Service Dogs, gratuitous vine references, Exhaustion, Vacation, disney land references, Fluff, Podfic, Podfic & Podficced Works, Podfic Length: 30-45 Minutes read it on the AO3 at https://archiveofourown.org/works/52023205

[ao3feed-brucewayne]

[Podfic] let's go to the beach (beach)

read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/QF7dw2X by Vox_la (Era_Penn) OP Summary: The Batfam has had a Night™ at the end of a Long String of Nights™, and Bruce makes an executive decision: it's time for a beach vacation, before someone passes out on the edge of a roof or gets shot because they're too worn out to dodge. Shenanigans inevitably ensue. Words: 27, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English Series: Part 9 of [Podfic] Shutterbug, Part 34 of DC Podfic Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Batman (Comics) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Categories: Gen Characters: Bruce Wayne, Dick Grayson, Jason Todd, Cassandra Cain, Tim Drake, Damian Wayne, Alfred Pennyworth, Peanut the dog (OC), Nova the dog (OC) Relationships: Batfamily - Relationship, The Batfam & Rest Additional Tags: Day At The Beach, Family Fluff, racial profiling at airports, Service Dogs, gratuitous vine references, Exhaustion, Vacation, disney land references, Fluff, Podfic, Podfic & Podficced Works, Podfic Length: 30-45 Minutes read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/QF7dw2X

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[journey-to-the-castle]

Mover by Andy Sabis Via Flickr: Move it, Shake it, Dance and Play it! Street Party at the Magic Kingdom

[scienceoftheidiot]

TAG GAME: EIGHT SHOWS TO GET TO KNOW ME

I was tagged by @shutterbug-12 thank you !!! Weirdly we do share a show, how surprising 😁❤️

Here's a thing : I do not watch that many shows. Partly because I don't have time, partly because I am bad at watching shows because I need to be emotionally invested to get into them, and once I am ???? I can only watch that show in particular, on repeat. Yeah I'm a grown ass adult fight me.

Ripper Street : end all be all the best show on this list that is not at all in order of good from bad for real but this one tops everything. Period drama, awesome characters, delicate treatment of issues we are still struggling with nowadays with actually sometimes more decency from these 19th century Victorian men than 21st century people 🙃. Also misery misery misery feels and a fine dry humor that makes it the perfect match. Oh, and. Dead bodies and gore happens. Also there is something to the dialogue than I just absolutely love.

Daredevil (netflix) : of course this one has to be on the list, and I love it, and I love Matt and Karen and Foggy, and I wish S2 didn't exist. All this can coexist, you know (and I love Elektra and Elodie Yung she is absolutely NOT the problem). Please do not talk to me about She Hulk or the Disney reboot, thanks (gif to make people watch it, I like my men sad and guilty they can't save everyone and covered in blood, thank you). So yeah overall a show I love and have rewatched many times but nowadays... I feel kinda bad about it and it makes me sad.

Band of Brothers/The Pacific : you know me, you know why I like these shows (no it does not stop at "men in uniforms"). We did a rewatch of BoB recently and I think it's an easier watch than the Pacific, but I think I like the latter better even if everytime it makes me feel so bad. Anyway a gif of Webster because (hard to chose between him and Leckie I admit)

Doctor Who : just. Love it. Especially RDT era. Can't chose between 9 and 10 but the best is Jack Harkness

Good Omens : I need a rewatch. Just love it. I have nothing more to say, it's great.

Scrubs : probably one of these shows I shouldn't rewatch in case I cringe a little but when we first got together with Benj 11 years ago we just watched Scrubs on a loop. I don't especially like the characters but the show itself, which is kinda weird for me (except Dr Cox. I love him)

The Sandman : last show that blew my mind. Just love everything in it. Can't wait for S2. I had read some of the comics and loved it, too. Just realized that it's the second Neil Gaiman thing in this list (3 if we count that he wrote for Doctor Who lol) and I guess it says stuff about me too

Pushing Daisies : I have loved the contrast between the whole death thing and the colourful and happy sets and stuff. This show is cute and dark and funny and I love it and I need to rewatch too when I can. (Also? Tall cutie that meddles with the dead and bakes awesome pies? did I use Ned as a template for my OC without realising ??)

I don't think it counts as a show since it's an anime so it's a bonus but if you've been following me the last 6 months, you need to hear about Fullmetal Alchemist (Brotherhood but not necessarily excluding 03. At all. Just watch it back to back. That'll do it. I love both.) (Yeah oddly enough I'm not crazy about the title character there but about THEM and of course you must have noticed)

I tag @heirsoflilith @rancid-butter @qs63 @littleragondin @dairogo @musing-and-music @magipies @goneadrift @smoothshine if you want to do it !

[disneychannelhistory]

Today in Disney Channel History...

Even Stevens season 2, episode 2 “Shutterbugged” premiered on Disney Channel (22 June, 2001)

[lovelyirony]

"a single thread of gold/tied me to you" for ironhusbands?💛

If there is one thing that James Rhodes cannot stand, it is “love at first sight.” In his professional and personal opinion, there is no such thing. It is simply a concept that Disney invented so they could make cutesy stories about princesses finding their princes immediately and give people hope about love, but in the end it is all about the money. 

“You’re a cynic,” his sister Jeanie tells him over breakfast. She flings a stray Cheerio at him. “You are a cynic and you’re never gonna date someone because they’re going to think you suck.” 

“People are going to date me and realize that I’m a good, realistic choice,” James responds, sticking his tongue out and stealing a drink of her orange juice. “People are going to date you and you’ll be disappointed because you watched too many romantic movies and you let it taint reality.” 

“Loser.” 

“Dork.” 

And then he’s in college. 

Surprisingly, he doesn’t meet Tony Stark for two years despite the fact that every single year, they live in the same building on different floors. He has had to evacuate about twenty different times because Tony cannot stop himself from doing experiments in his room. 

The third year, James is an RA and required to live with one of the residents because of “experimental tendencies.” They don’t elaborate on why he’s stuck with a roommate, what the tendencies are, or who he is. 

“You’ll know,” comes the email from the coordinator, and he has never wanted to curse so badly in an email before, but here he is. 

But he’ll deal with it. Just like how he’s going to deal with everything this year. 

-

He thought he would get the room to himself for a little while before everyone moved in and brought everything and he would check them in. 

But no. 

There’s his roommate, lounging on a bed, and grinning. 

“Simply enlightening to meet you, James. They told me I could come back if I had a trusted roommate.” 

“And they stuck you with me?” 

“Well they were going to stick me with some dude who got the email, and then immediately transferred to Dartmouth. So I think you were the second option.” 

“Great.” 

He hates life, maybe just a little bit. 

Tony wants to do things. Which is fine, but he isn’t really in the mood to have the conversation of the fact that he can do things, but he doesn’t want to do them. He has to focus on being an RA and preparing for the Air Force. 

“Why prepare for that when you could be living?” Tony asks, lounging on Rhodey’s bed. 

Oh yeah, that’s new too. Rhodey. Apparently, “Jim,” “James,” and “Rhodes��� were unacceptable nicknames. 

What is acceptable is Rhodey. And of course, the “honey bunches of oats” and “loveliest RA of all time in the history of MIT” and “sugar-puff” and “sweetness overload” 

He’s responding to all of them, by the way. 

Rhodey didn’t think his mental health would get this bad by the beginning. He had actually scheduled it to be around October. 

- 

And then the students come. There are nervous freshmen, the sophomores who don’t say anything as they move in and get settled, and the returning juniors and seniors greet Rhodey and Tony with familiarity and laugh about the posters that Rhodey’s worked hard on. 

“So, we’re having joint-RA’s or something?” Miles asks, throwing his comforter over his bed. 

“No, we’re not,” Rhodey says, hoping his expression is somewhere along the lines of not-showing-emotion. “Tony’s just...” 

“I’m simply too exhausting for Housing to deal with anymore, so I have a babysitter,” Tony says with a wink. “And who better than our lovely Rhodey?” 

“Don’t call me that.” 

“Sugar-puff?” 

“Still no.” 

Miles snorts. 

“This year should be good. Tony, you gonna pull any fire alarms this year?” 

“Rhodey has expressly banned experiments in the building, unfortunately,” Tony sighs. “It’s like he doesn’t want everyone to bond over having to leave at two in the morning...” 

“Nothing says bonding like hating a rude wake-up call,” Rhodey says, and Tony nods. “We’ll let you get all moved in, Miles. Remember that floor dinner is at six!” 

“You got it!” 

Rhodey gives Tony a look. 

“You know, I can do this on my own.” 

“Aw shutterbug, I’m not gonna let you.” 

“Are you really this intent on following me around?” 

“Well, what if I want to overtake your position next year? What if you tragically get a raging headache and it’s up to me to know what to do? What if your mother kidnaps you and never lets you come here again?” 

“I’m sure the college kids will be fine,” Rhodey stresses. “And I’ll still have access to email and the groupchat, genius.” 

Tony just laughs. 

“Alright, okay. I gotta go get some shit for my new class. The teacher sent out an email stating that the textbook is mandatory, and we have to do book work. This feels like eighth grade all over again.” 

Rhodey snorts. 

“Is it for Professor Casper?” 

“Yeah, did you have him?” 

“Yeah, you don’t need the book. You can find it online for free, and he never collects the book work. It’s a waste of time to get the book.” 

“You’re an angel-and-a-half, love of my life,” Tony says. “And for that, I’ll snag an extra pudding for you at the dining hall.” 

“Is it vanilla or chocolate this time?” 

“Chocolate with cookies in it.” 

“Oh my god, seriously? Already?” 

“Guess they must have had a jump,” Tony teases. “I’ll see you at dinner.” 

- 

Tony has a specific way of getting people to open up and actually talk with others that Rhodey envies. 

If Tony wasn’t so hellbent on convincing the group that if Miles and Kamala create a distraction, they could totally sneak out one of the pictures of the mascot. 

“We are not doing that the first week,” Rhodey says. “Maybe the last.” 

“It’s a beaver,” Tony whines. “Who’s gonna miss it, a Canadian?” 

“It’ll be the floor bonding activity,” Gwen says, finishing off her fifth (maybe sixth) slice of pizza. “Better than talking about your feelings about the campus or whatever.” 

“No.” 

“We’ll convince him soon,” Tony whispers conspiratorially. “Also, who here is a freshman? I have some advice regarding the math classes and which teacher you want...” 

- 

Rhodey does have to admit, that sometimes it’s easier to have Tony around, who is so willing to stay up until the late hours because of some stupid drama or to help Peter at his chemistry homework and also ease his anxiety about leaving his Aunt May all alone. 

Tony isn’t all wild and crazy as stories have led him up to be. 

"I wore out all my crazy freshman year after going to two frat parties and deciding that no one knew anything about how to have fun,” he declared. “I mean, come on. Why have beer pong when you could quiz people about obscure fashion facts?” 

Rhodey snorts. 

“Don’t make that the next game night. Hey, what do you think about having a movie night this Friday? I’m thinking something not scary, we’ve been doing a lot of those.” 

“It is October, what do you mean not scary?” 

“Some of our residents don’t like scary,” Rhodey reminds him. “Honestly, I think we could do with a bit of Halloween fun.” 

“Hocus Pocus? Double Double, Toil and Trouble? If you want to be slightly scared of old women and clown parties, I’d recommend it.” 

“You weren’t scared of clowns beforehand?” 

“Of course not, I wanted what they have; the ability to fit eighteen people in a car.” 

“Couldn’t you just gut the car?” 

“Not the same effect, honey-pie. Not the same effect.” 

Miles and Peter both end up lobbying for Hocus Pocus, with little to no competition other than a promise that the other choice would be shown later on in the semester. 

They’ve shoved all the chairs together and multiple people have brought out their own chairs, and Tony saves a seat for Rhodey under the premise of “Rhodey organized it, he gets a seat.” 

It’s a tough squeeze, and Tony and Rhodey get all tangled up together. 

Tony smells like expensive cologne and coffee, and he grins up at Rhodey and maybe the lights from the TV aren’t bright enough, but for a moment his heart skips a beat. 

Well. Shit. 

When he goes home for Thanksgiving break, Tony seems a bit...sad. 

“What, your mom cook the worst turkey in the world?” he jokes. 

"Sure,” Tony says, eyes unfocused. “Yeah.” 

"Dude, you okay?” 

“Yeah,” Tony says, turning. His smile brightens, eyes crinkling. “Why wouldn’t I be fine, buttercup?” 

Rhodey gives him a look. 

“I’m gonna call you when I get home, okay? You better answer.” 

“I always answer to you,” Tony says, and damn Rhodey’s mind shouldn’t be going where it is. 

Rhodey waves, gets in his car, and thinks about how Tony most likely has a problem on his mind, how he should probably not room with him, and his Aunt Ada’s green beans. 

God, he loves those green beans. 

- 

Tony is alone for Thanksgiving. Jarvis and Ana got an opportunity to visit Aunt Peggy in England, and he knew that they hadn’t seen her in two years. He didn’t want to be selfish, have them stay just for him. 

So, it looked like deli turkey sandwiches were in his future. If there’s still some soda in the fridge, maybe that too. 

He sighs, and turns towards the lab. Dum-E’s not even here, as he didn’t fit in the travel car, so Tony let him loose on the floor to “keep guard” over the dorms and make sure that no one broke in or stole the cords that he knows he accidentally left in the common room. 

The odd thing is, he had almost told Rhodey. Almost let him know that he’d be alone for Thanksgiving, but is that weird? That’s weird, right? To tell people your emotions just...it’s so messy. 

They have to deal with it, you have to deal with the fact that they’re dealing with it, and then other people know that you both are dealing with it and it’s just a whole mess of epic proportions, you know? 

-

Rhodey finds out on Thanksgiving, when they’re doing the parade on the TV and there’s a new snippet on the gossip channel when they go on commercial break. 

Howard and Maria Stark, vacationing off the Mediterranean Coast. 

“It’s reported that Tony Stark has preferred to spend his time in the vacation home,” the news reporter said, her smile wide and placid. 

“Tony’s lucky,” Mama says, wrapping golden yarn around her fingers as she works on another sweater. (A small one, a tiny one. It’s for the new baby in the family for Christmas.) “He tell you about it?” 

“He’s not there,” Rhodey says numbly. 

“He’s not?” Dad says, eyes raised over the newspaper. 

“No.” 

“He didn’t tell you, did he?” Dad asks. 

“No, no he didn’t.” 

“Well then. Next time he’ll come with us.” 

Rhodey nods. 

“Christmas?” 

“Clear it with his parents if they’re not spending time together.” 

“Got it.” 

- 

Rhodey’s Thanksgiving is...nice. He can’t stop thinking about Tony going alone. 

So he calls him. It’s two in the morning, he might be asleep, and Rhodey’s not sure if he got the “eight” in the last four digits right or not. 

“Howard’s out, who is it?” comes a sleep-addled voice. 

“Good thing I’m not looking for Howard, Tones.” 

“Rhodey? Why are you calling me?” Tony asks, and Rhodey can imagine his eyes lighting up and that’s...that’s something. 

“You spent Thanksgiving alone, I wanted to see how you were.” 

“Aw, checking in your residents?” 

“Checking in on you.” 

Tony stills for a moment at the phone. 

Besides Jarvis, no one had ever really checked in on him. 

“Um, I’m fine?” 

“You sure?” 

“Yeah. I mean, it sucks to be alone on Thanksgiving, but I don’t really like any of the foods that people usually have, so I’ve been fine. I ordered wraps from my favorite place.” 

“Good to hear, good to hear.” 

There’s a silent pause for a moment, the one where they both try to find something to say. 

“Listen,” Rhodey says. “If you’re ever stuck for a holiday alone, you’re coming with me, okay?” 

“I don’t want to intrude on your family,” Tony says softly. 

“They all wanna meet you. Jeanie says she can kick your ass at ice hockey!” 

“You guys can actually play ice hockey?” 

“With limited degrees of success.” 

“Oh, now that I gotta see some time.”

- 

They come back to college, and Tony is back to his usual antics, greeting everyone who comes through the elevator with a shower of shredded paper. 

“Welcome to Winter Wonderland! Next stop: suffering through finals!” 

“Ugh,” Kamala groans, “stop it. Stop making me think. I have to memorize Byronic poetry. Do you know how boring that is?” 

"Speak for yourself, I have to build a wooden chair,” Riri whines. “Who works with wood these days? It’s so old-fashioned.” 

“Create the most bitching chair alive,” Tony says. “And I’ll help you with the necessary tools. Your professor isn’t expecting much, mainly just that it can support the weight of two people, you’ll be fine. Kam, Byronic poetry is not that bad, you will be good. We will bake cookies.” 

“Can we even bake cookies? I thought our floor got banned from kitchen usage,” Peter says. “Hey Rhodey.” 

“Hey kiddo,” Rhodey says. “First of all, yes we are banned from the kitchen. Second, we’re only banned and get in trouble so long as they know we’re there. And since more than half of us are nocturnal creatures and I am willing to wake up to help, we can bake cookies.” 

There are cheers around the room, and Tony mocks offense. 

“You don’t trust me to help the future youth?” 

“Given that we’re not allowed to rent out any more equipment from the front office? Yes.” 

“You wound me, darling.” 

“Only as much as kitchen equipment goes, sweetheart.” 

Tony grins. 

“Aw, you missed me.” 

“Yeah, I did. Now come on, you gotta help me with a billboard about the movie night this Friday. We thinking a romantic comedy or something mildly terrifying but probably won an award?” 

“Mildly terrifying!” Gwen calls from her dorm. “If we watch two people falling in love I’ll choke! We’ve been doing it all year!” 

“We’ve only watched, like, three rom-coms?” 

Gwen rolls her eyes, as if he’s missed something completely obvious. 

“You don’t get it. I’ll try again later. Hey, are we doing floor dinner tonight?” 

“They’re serving pizza sandwiches, so obviously,” Tony says. “We will feast like kings.” 

- 

Christmas is a festive time for Tony. He loves it, and goes overboard with decorations. Rhodey lets him, because you can’t stop Tony once he loves something (and Rhodey is kind of. Fond of him). 

Pepper comes up from the fifth floor, whistling. 

“Damn, Jim. I knew you would do a good job with decorations, but not this good. Is this...did you buy a miniature village? How was this budgeted?” 

“It wasn’t,” Rhodey says. “Tony’s really into Christmas and the floor convinced him that the theme should be Christmas Village. He’s been crafting identities for each villager instead of studying for any exam. The craft store employees know him by name now.” 

“Well, we all have our vices. You two seem to get along well. Housing is pleased that he hasn’t blown up anything yet.” 

“If they try to serve cheese ravioli again, he might.” 

“That’s a problem for Dining,” Pepper reminds him.  

“Still, it’s abominable. Where did they get them, bottom of the Hudson River?” 

She snorts, adjusting her shirt. 

“Probably, but hey. They still got eaten, even if that one freshman threw them all back up at the entrance.” 

“It was payback, they were vile.” 

Tony waltzes into the lobby, arms filled with glittering tinsel. 

“We are not letting you hang that,” Pepper says, gaping at it all. “Do you know how hard it is to get rid of tinsel?”

“We’ll manage!” Tony says. “Also, are you free at six-thirty?” 

“No, that’s when we’re getting dinner on my floor, what do you need?” 

“Just that little tidbit of knowledge,” Tony says, looking down at his phone. 

A message buzzes from the groupchat, and Rhodey glances at it: 

We are a go for the real Christmas tree. I have the vacuum, and a believable lie. Rhodey’s gonna tell us when the RA on duty is gonna come so we can hide it. 

Rhodey looks at Tony, grinning. He smiles right back. 

“Is there some weird roommate telekinesis I’m missing here?” Pepper asks. 

“Yes,” Rhodey says. “We’re discussing dinner plans.” 

Another text from Harley: 

I’m already picking one out with Peter. I have good taste. When is the ornament-making party? 

Pepper looks at them. 

“You’re planning something that I probably would have to disapprove of. I’ll tell people I got your floor watched tonight.” 

“Pepper, light of my life, my absolute sunshine? You’re the best,” Tony says, grinning. “Rhodey-darling, help me with tinsel?” 

He can’t say no. Simple as that. 

That is how tinsel gets strung throughout his hair as he’s watching Tony climb onto chairs that shouldn’t be climbed on to hang it from everywhere. 

“People deserve to have a good-looking Christmas,” he says. “Besides, I wanna win the decoration contest.” 

Rhodey laughs. 

“Okay, okay. I think we got it in the bag.” 

Later on in the week, Tony can be seen flitting about from room to room with help and jokes to lighten the mood. 

Rhodey has to admit, being an RA with Tony around is...nice. Better than he thought. 

And maybe he has feelings. He’s not going to say anything about it. After all, they’re roommates. He also isn’t allowed to have a relationship with anyone on the floor, regardless of anything. 

It doesn’t mean every RA follows it. God knows Sharon’s snuck down to the fourth floor to see Sam near-about every night, and her residents usually keep it a pretty good secret. 

Still. There’s also everything else to consider, and the fact that he doesn’t even know if Tony likes him like that. 

He doesn’t have to focus on it. 

- 

At least, not until the week of finals when he’s dying and Tony’s made him peppermint hot chocolate and sits on his bed, just about an inch away from his notes for his history class. 

“Do you remember what you told me on the phone?” Tony asks softly. 

“You up to compete against Jeanie for this year’s ice hockey championship?” Rhodey asks, smiling. 

Tension releases from Tony’s shoulders. 

“Only so long as you’ll have me.” 

“Always, genius. Always.” 

- 

After the last resident leaves for the holiday and Rhodey checks in with those who are staying, he and Tony hit the road, dragging suitcases behind them. 

“Are you sure I’m allowed?” Tony asks. “I can always find a hotel along the way...” 

“Mama wants to meet you, I keep telling them a ton about you,” Rhodey says, laughing. “They told me they want to hear your side of the great Glitter Debacle.” 

Tony laughs. 

“You mean the truth?” 

“Uh, I’m sorry, how are you going to convince them that green glitter was needed? And that you could clean it out of carpet?” 

“Determination and grit?” 

Rhodey laughs again as they pull onto the highway. 

- 

After a couple of hours, they make it to Rhodey’s home. His sister comes out, hugs for both. 

“Good to meet you Tony,” Jeanie says. “I’ve heard a lot, and I think we’re going to get along awesomely after I tell you every single embarrassing thing that Jim’s ever done.” 

“Only if I get to share stories too,” Tony teases, grinning. “Aw, they call you Jim?” 

“What do you call him?” Jeanie asks. 

“Jim-Jam, angel-dear, sugar-puff, Rhodey. You know, the usual.” 

Jeanie snorts, taking one of Rhodey’s bags. 

“Calling you the first one from now on.” 

“Tony did you have to let her hear any of those?” Rhodey asks, exasperated in a teasing manner. 

“Of course I did,” Tony sing-songed. “Now after you, I’m sure your mom is waiting to hug the living daylights out of you.” 

- 

It’s not until Rhodey gets all settled in and Tony is downstairs competing with his dad in a round of chess that Jeanie sits on his bed, the intention to annoy. 

But it’s...different. She looks at him. 

“You love him a lot, don’t you?” 

Rhodey stills. 

“You wouldn’t have told him he could come here if you didn’t.” 

“You’re right.” 

“I’m always right,” Jeanie says, flipping braids over her shoulder. “Nice of you to finally realize that I’m the smart one.” 

Rhodey doesn’t say anything as she saunters out of the room. 

He makes the decision not to tell Tony. 

If it goes wrong and if Tony says no, he doesn’t want it to be an awkward family event but more importantly, the most awkward rest of the year ever. He can say it as they’re moving out, and that’s that. 

He tells Jeanie as such. 

“I thought you didn’t believe in love,” she says as they’re preparing the soup for dinner.” 

“I don’t believe in love at first sight,” Rhodey says. “I do believe in love. There’s a difference.” 

There’s a hell of a difference. 

First sight, you don’t know everything. The second, third, fourth, fifth, and so on? Oh you learn so much more, and they become that more important. 

He learns that he doesn’t mind picking up tinsel, so long as Tony is laughing and singing along to all of the worst Christmas songs ever, and maybe. Just maybe he could picture looking at Tony underneath the fairy-lights that they hung in the dorm room for all time. 

Love is terrifyingly exhilarating, even when it isn’t supposed to be. 

Rhodey did not think his heart would race so much as Tony listened to his Mama talk about her wedding china, about the utter disaster that his father was. 

“He forgot his tie,” Mama said, smiling. “Oh my lord, my mother had a cow about that. I thought he looked kind of dashing.” 

Tony’s eyes drift towards the wedding pictures, which are slightly shaky, but everyone had such wide smiles. 

It’s a far cry from the publicity photos from the Stark wedding, Rhodey remembers the solemn expressions, the stuff tuxedos. 

“I love it,” Tony says softly. He looks at Rhodey across the table, setting down the final plate. “Tell me more, Mrs. Rhodes.” 

“Call me Mama, honey, Mrs. Rhodes is for people I don’t like that much. I think you’re gonna be my new favorite.” 

“Even over me?” Jeanie says, grinning as she kisses Dad on the cheek. “I’m your favorite.” 

“You’re my favorite until now,” Mama says. “Don’t think I don’t know that you skipped out on setting the table because Tony was here and graciously offered.” 

“It was nothing,” Tony says. “Just happy to help. Thank you for letting me stay at your home for the holidays.” 

“We’re always lucky to have guests,” Dad says, setting down the main dish. “Now let’s eat.” 

Family dinner is a brand new concept to Tony. He’s had maybe four or five of them, and the majority of which were staged for some holiday shoot or some “celebrating American values” shoot. 

It was awkward, weird, and he didn’t get why. 

Now, he does. Jeanie has been steadily moving mashed potatoes away from Rhodey’s plate, and Mama caught her eye and winked, distracting him with talk about his college major and news about the neighbors. 

Mr. Rhodes watches it all with a careful eye and a lax smile. 

After dinner, they play cards. 

It should be boring, but Jeanie puts on an old record and Rhodey keeps trying to count cards, and Tony didn’t think you could count cards in a game of Spoons. 

“You can’t, he’s just a try-hard,” Jeanie stage-whispers. 

“You-” 

Jeanie laughs, rolling herself out of Rhodey’s grasp as he chases her around the family room. Tony leans back into the couch, and shouts with surprise as Jeanie trips Rhodey into the couch. 

His body twists, and Rhodey’s facing him on the couch and they’re close and with the fire roaring in the fireplace and the Christmas lights outside shining through the windows, it’s almost magic. 

It is magic, but Rhodey is kind of terrified of that. 

Tony breathes in, breathes out. 

“Hello sugar-puff,” he says. 

“Hello genius,” Rhodey says, a smile on his face. 

Oh. 

The night does not get much sleep. 

Tony doesn’t sleep anyway, but Rhodey finds that quite often he can’t sleep without some softly-playing rock in the background, doesn’t matter if it is a highly-questionable AC/DC song. That and Tony softly murmuring about his plans, and it’s like a personalized lullaby. 

Rhodey cannot sleep. Tony’s in the guest room, and he can’t sleep. 

There’s a soft knock on his door. 

Tony’s there in shorts and a t-shirt that’s probably expensive, but he’ll never say if it is or not. 

“Can I...I can’t sleep.” 

“Get in here, Tones. I can’t sleep either.” 

The bed is a tight squeeze, but they make it work. 

Rhodey whispers until he drifts off to sleep about Christmas and school and everything else. 

Tony watches with quiet eyes, interjecting with his own stories occasionally. 

They fall asleep tangled up together, and Rhodey doesn’t mind it one bit, not as he pulls Tony in closer. 

-

Waking up is bittersweet, honestly. Rhodey has Tony in his arms, and that’s...that’s perfect. He thinks this is going to be the best thing that’s ever happened in his lifetime. 

“It’s too early, darling,” Tony groans. The light from outside is already peeking through the blinds, and he has stuffed his head right back into a pillow. 

“Jeanie’ll be here soon to bother us for Christmas breakfast,” Rhodey says. “And unless you want her pouncing on the bed and landing on wrong everything, we better get down there.” 

Tony smiles sleepily, stretching. 

“Thanks for letting me sleep in your room, honey-bunch.” 

“No problem,” Rhodey said. “Missed the constant AC/DC and late-night discussions about robotics.” 

“Not like I did much talking, Mr. Sap,” Tony teased. “Or was it me who mentioned that they had a favorite plate for dinner?” 

“Listen, it’s superior and you did not once interrupt that story to complain. I think I did a great job explaining it.” 

Tony laughs. 

“I’m gonna go get dressed, okay?” 

“Not until after present unwrapping,” Rhodey says. “We stay in pajamas.” 

“I’m cold,” Tony whines. 

Rhodey chucks his sweatshirt at him. 

“Then here you go.” 

Tony’s eyes light up as he shrugs it on, wiggling as he brings it up to his nose. It shouldn’t be that cute. But it is. 

“You are the light of my life.” 

Rhodey laughs, rolling his eyes. 

“Maybe. Now come on.” 

They head downstairs together, and they both get swept up into the speed of things, with Jeanie racing around the house and telling Tony that he got treats too, they just didn’t have a back-up stocking. 

“Hush,” Mr. Rhodes says, handing Tony a carefully wrapped gift. “After breakfast, we’ll go ahead and open it.” 

He smiles, and Rhodey thinks it’s the best thing he’ll ever see. 

- 

Christmas gifts, Rhodey thinks, are his new favorite thing to see Tony interact with. 

It’s painfully obvious that he’s never really had any personal gifts, anything that reminds people of himself. He carefully unwraps the paper, careful not to rip it. 

“You nerd,” Rhodey says, grinning. “Come on, show us what you got.” 

Tony laughs as he opens a box with two coffee mugs from the rest of the family, emblazoned with “Rhodes” on one cup, and the other being a simple red with gold trim. 

“They’re perfect,” he says. “Thank you so much.” 

“You’re feeding his coffee addiction,” Rhodey answers. 

“Like you aren’t doing the same,” Jeanie teases. “You made him his cups of coffee this morning.” 

“That is because I have trained him well,” Tony says, grinning. “Rhodey, here’s my present to you, open it.” 

He’s nervous. 

Both of them are, but Tony especially so. 

He told Rhodey once that he’s not good at shopping for other people. He tends to have the phrase “go big or go home” permanently circling in his mind, and it can lead to...complications. 

(Rhodey remembers the overhaul of his closet for his birthday, complete with a visit from a rather well-known designer.) 

Inside is a beautiful jacket. It’s all patchwork, artfully sewn together with embroidery thread spelling out “James” at the lapel. 

“I commissioned Janet,” Tony says, smiling softly. “She wants you to still walk in her fashion show, by the way. Says you’re a model.” 

Rhodey snorts, shrugging on the jacket. 

“You helped with this, right?” Rhodey says. “I can see it in the gold thread you got on the sleeves.” 

“I may have had some creative input.” 

“I love it,” Rhodey says. “Now here’s mine.” 

Tony breathes, and Rhodey wonders if this gift will be enough. He feels a bit stupid, it doesn’t seem like that great of a gift, in retrospect- 

It’s a puzzle. 

A puzzle of their favorite cafe and restaurant to go to at MIT. It was in a shop window, and Rhodey could tell that Tony would love it. 

On top is a scarf, since Tony gave away his last one to another student in their philosophy class. 

“I love it,” Tony breathes, tackling Rhodey in a hug. “I love it, I love it! We have to do the puzzle after this.” 

Mrs. Rhodes sends her husband a look. 

Yeah, Tony would be around for a long time. 

- 

They set up the puzzle on the floor of Rhodey’s room, clearing away any luggage. It’s silent for a while, Tony moving around the pieces and Rhodey looking for edge pieces. 

They work closely together, side by side. 

Rhodey can’t stop staring. 

He should be able to. He’s stopped himself before, but now? 

Sunlight is coming in through the window, playing around Tony’s fingers as he nimbly picks up puzzle pieces, and this is the eternity that Rhodey wants so badly. If he died right now, he thinks he would choose for Heaven to look like this. 

“You okay?” Tony asks, eyes looking up. He took his contacts out, and now he’s just in his tortoiseshell glasses, the ones that he secretly likes more and Rhodey loves. 

“I’m in love with you,” Rhodey blurts out, because he can’t stop thinking about how beautiful Tony is and how much he loves him. 

He realizes that this could very well be considered a mistake. Because they still have to live together and drive back together and it won’t be the same, and the residents will notice no matter how well they both act--

Tony pops his head right under Rhodey’s chin. 

“Kiss me?” 

That’s all it takes. 

They mess up part of the puzzle, but that’s okay. They find they don’t mind it too much. They can work on it later, when Tony’s done getting Rhodey out of his new jacket and Rhodey works his hands underneath Tony’s sweatshirt. 

-

Mama takes one look at them for dinner and grins. 

“Jeanie, you owe me a night of dish-washing.” 

“Seriously?” 

“Mama!” Rhodey hisses, embarrassed beyond belief. 

Tony just cackles, and elbows Rhodey out of the way so he can get to his chair at the table. 

“Couldn’t have fooled you for a second, could we?” Tony teases. 

“Not at all,” Mama states proudly. 

Rhodey rolls his eyes and squeezes Tony’s hand under the table. All will be well. 

- 

When they both get back to college, none of their residents are surprised, at least not until they have to have a “knocking before entering” policy put in place after one particular late morning. 

[hondagirll]

Music ask!

Tagged by @shutterbug-12 to post my top 4 songs on repeat. Plz don’t judge, I have random taste and a lot of my musical listening is based on my mood which varies daily.

Lights On by Maggie Rogers

Meet in the Middle by Diamond Rio

Little Lion Man by Mumford and Sons

Trust in You by Lauren Daigle

+ bonus from my childhood/teen years driving around singing this at the top of my lungs with my siblings and friends

All Star by Smash Mouth

Runner up(s) would anything by the Eagles, Backstreet Boys, *NSYNC and various 90′s country artists (think Alan Jackson, Terri Clark, George Strait, Toby Keith, Garth Brooks, Shania Twain, etc). Also Disney soundtracks and anything on my local classic music radio station.

tagging @actuallylorelaigilmore @earnmysong @queenofattolia @thestupidhelmet @jessbakescakes @useyourtelescope

[batfam-big-bang]

Meet the Mods: Jess!

Name:

Jess

Pronouns:

She/her (or they/them, I'm not fussy)

Introduce yourself!

Hey!! It's the first newbie mod! I recently got promoted from participant to mod and I'm super excited. If you want a dying grad student, I'm your girl (insert John Mulaney 'I was an English Major' bit here, except I then chose to pour more money down the drain to continue being an English student).

Your favorite meme from a previous bbb?

Every time a writer check-in is announced we use a screaming doge react because writer check-ins are terrifying, but it's also just funny to witness.

Your favorite part of big bangs?

How enthusiastic and excited everyone is!! Especially closer to posting when we get to share what we've done - the energy is amazing.

Which batfam member do you think had an intense dinosaur phase?

Does every child not have an intense dinosaur phase? Why can it only be one?

For a batfam movie night, what movie do you think would be a frequent choice?

I'm a basic bitch and will say disney, just because that's what we have at our movie nights, but if it exists in universe, the lego batman movie would absolutely be a top choice purely because it would infuriate Bruce.

What’s your favorite dynamic?

It varies wildly depending on my mood and the fanwork, but whatever dynamic brings maximum chaotic energy will always have my vote.

Do you have any favorite fanworks?

Oh wow where to begin. There are so many amazing works in this fandom, I swear. I will always plug goldkirk's Shutterbug series because it is wonderful, but if you love snark and sass and chaotic gremlin batfam (and have an AO3 account) then Executive Assistant to the Batman by heartslogos is a hoot. I periodically reread it just because it always leaves me in stitches.

Is there anything you’ve done for the batfam fandom that you’re especially proud of?

Ngl, anything I've actually finished 😂 I am still a little in love with my fic from last year's bang actually, and it's the longest thing I've written in ages, so lets go with that.

Anything you’d like to add?

I cannot wait for everything to kick off and meet all you people hiding in the shadows! This year's going to be epic, I can feel it in my ancient creaky joints

[ao3feed-jasontodd]

[Podfic] let's go to the beach (beach)

read it on the AO3 at https://archiveofourown.org/works/52023205 by Vox_la (Era_Penn) OP Summary: The Batfam has had a Night™ at the end of a Long String of Nights™, and Bruce makes an executive decision: it's time for a beach vacation, before someone passes out on the edge of a roof or gets shot because they're too worn out to dodge. Shenanigans inevitably ensue. Words: 27, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English Series: Part 9 of [Podfic] Shutterbug, Part 34 of DC Podfic Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Batman (Comics) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Categories: Gen Characters: Bruce Wayne, Dick Grayson, Jason Todd, Cassandra Cain, Tim Drake, Damian Wayne, Alfred Pennyworth, Peanut the dog (OC), Nova the dog (OC) Relationships: Batfamily - Relationship, The Batfam & Rest Additional Tags: Day At The Beach, Family Fluff, racial profiling at airports, Service Dogs, gratuitous vine references, Exhaustion, Vacation, disney land references, Fluff, Podfic, Podfic & Podficced Works, Podfic Length: 30-45 Minutes read it on the AO3 at https://archiveofourown.org/works/52023205

[ao3feed-brucewayne]

[Podfic] let's go to the beach (beach)

by Vox_la (Era_Penn) OP Summary: The Batfam has had a Night™ at the end of a Long String of Nights™, and Bruce makes an executive decision: it's time for a beach vacation, before someone passes out on the edge of a roof or gets shot because they're too worn out to dodge. Shenanigans inevitably ensue. Words: 27, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English Series: Part 9 of [Podfic] Shutterbug, Part 34 of DC Podfic Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Batman (Comics) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Categories: Gen Characters: Bruce Wayne, Dick Grayson, Jason Todd, Cassandra Cain, Tim Drake, Damian Wayne, Alfred Pennyworth, Peanut the dog (OC), Nova the dog (OC) Relationships: Batfamily - Relationship, The Batfam & Rest Additional Tags: Day At The Beach, Family Fluff, racial profiling at airports, Service Dogs, gratuitous vine references, Exhaustion, Vacation, disney land references, Fluff, Podfic, Podfic & Podficced Works, Podfic Length: 30-45 Minutes via https://ift.tt/QF7dw2X

[digidyllic]

[ao3feed-timdrake]

let's go to the beach (beach)

read it on the AO3 at https://ift.tt/36QkIZJ

by goldkirk

The Batfam has had a Night™ at the end of a Long String of Nights™, and Bruce makes an executive decision: it's time for a beach vacation, before someone passes out on the edge of a roof or gets shot because they're too worn out to dodge.

Shenanigans inevitably ensue.

Words: 1392, Chapters: 1/2, Language: English

Series: Part 6 of Shutterbug

Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Batman (Comics)

Rating: General Audiences

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Categories: Gen

Characters: Bruce Wayne, Dick Grayson, Jason Todd, Cassandra Cain, Tim Drake, Damian Wayne, Alfred Pennyworth, Peanut the dog (OC), Nova the dog (OC)

Relationships: The Batfam & Rest

Additional Tags: Day At The Beach, Family Fluff, racial profiling at airports, Service Dogs, gratuitous vine references, come on how could I NOT if you read the title you should already know i'm having fun with this, this whole family is exhausted pls let them rest, vague allusions to disney world and land and the fact that SOMEONE, got BANNED from AT LEAST ONE OF THEM in this ridiculous family

read it on the AO3 at https://ift.tt/36QkIZJ

[thefanficfaerie]

Weekly Reading List 15

Weekly Recommendations get posted every Saturday. All stories are character x reader unless otherwise stated. Graphic by the awesome @wonders-of-the-multiverse.

How do my rec lists work? Why did my story not make it on the list?

Tropes AU The Captain’s Bride Part 5 by @welcomethefears Steve Rogers Know Thy Enemy Part 7/Part 8 by @caplansteverogers Steve Rogers I'll Wear Your Crown by avengersasssemble Stony dragonslayer by The_Kinky_Pet Stony (I Want You To See) The Darkest Side Of Me by ann2who Stony Pirates Heart Epilogue by @not-close-to-straight​

Royal AU Hidden Prince by jemionis travels (Jemixe712) Stony Her Royal Favor End by @promarvelfangirl Steve Rogers Earthman Part 2 by @janeykath318 Leonard McCoy

Vampire AU Across the Years Part 2/Part 3 by @imoutofmyvulcanmind  McKirk Bite Me Part 10/Part 11 by @medicatemedrmccoy McKirk

Soulmate AU Countdown by @hunters-from-stark-tower Steve Rogers

Daddy!Character Angels in Distress by @bucky-made-me-do-it Steve Rogers

Fairytale AU The Winter King by MarvelousMenagerie (HiddenOne) Stony The Swan Prince by MarvelousMenagerie (HiddenOne) Stony

A/B/O Dynamics Taken by Anonymous Stony In Tribute by The_Kinky_Pet Stony The Definition of Love by StarSparkle2403 Stony

Modern AU Missed Connections Part 3/Part 4 by @i-am-a-closet-fanfic-fiend Steve Rogers Can’t Help Myself Part 5-12 by @itsanerdlife Steve Rogers Dealer’s Choice Part 12/Part 13/Part 14/Part 15 by @itsanerdlife Steve Rogers Boundaries Part 14 by @imamotherfuckingstar-lord Steve Rogers Off The Books Part 4/Part 5/Part 6 by @captain-rogers-beard Steve Rogers After All Part 12 by @mywritingsblog Stucky Executive Decisions Part 10 by @star-spangled-man-with-a-plan​

Avengers Steve Rogers Little Housewife Part 3 by @kaunis-sielu A Rose By Any Other Name by @promarvelfangirl Close Quarters Part 2 by @eufeme Panicked by @prettyyoungtragedy Not a Perfect Soldier by @prettyyoungtragedy Are You Sorry Now by @prettyyoungtragedy NSFW Rise Up Part 27 by @tilltheendwilliwrite Shutterbug by @chrevastan Seventeen by @star-spangled-man-with-a-plan Missed Call by @letsgetfuckingsuperwholocked Plus One by @star-spangled-man-with-a-plan When The Truth Comes Out by @steves-on-a-plane Tea for Two by @senorita-stucky   Sore Loser by @redgillan​ Lighthouse Part 2 by @invisibleanonymousmonsters Oh Ms. Time Traveler by @stark-spangledbanner May I Have This Dance by @stark-spangledbanner

Tony Stark Commit to Me by @malereader-inserts  At Death’s Door Part 9 by @startrekkingaroundasgard

Steve Rogers x Reader x Bucky Barnes Little Super Soldiers by @emilyevanston​

Steve Rogers x Tony Stark All Hail the Conquering Hero: an interlude at SHIELD by The_Kinky_Pet Rhodey & Steve: A Conversation (of which Tony would not approve)  Noblesse Oblige: To Be Just, Chivalrous, and Kind by The_Kinky_Pet A Phone Call: Things I Should Have Said by The_Kinky_Pet Living in the Grey (or A Bad Bet) by The_Kinky_Pet Just a Thing About Growing Up by CaptainWayTooInvested The Making of a Family by @shitty-imagines-95​

Steve Rogers x Tony Stark x Bucky Barnes

Law and Order: SVU Rafael Barba Mother Knows Best by @imagine-rafaelbarba Tanked by @wearemightyghosts I’d Be Lost Without You by @amirightcounsellor Love by @lucifersagents Hush, Little Baby by @mrsrafaelbarba Raindrops on Rose by @rauliskafan Regrets by @mrsrafaelbarba Come Home by @obfuscateyummy​

Star Trek Jim Kirk Rhythm of Love by @haveyouseenmymind Losing Sleep Over You by @im-an-octopus​

Leonard McCoy Hurricane by @trade-baby-blues Intoxicated by @malereader-inserts Male!Reader Schism Part 6 by @musikat18 Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome by @southernbellestatues Taste of Spring by @haveyouseenmymind Beyond Georgia by @imamotherfuckingstar-lord Hangover by @auduna-druitt I’ll Go by @auduna-druitt​

McKirk Anything Like Me by @pinkamour1588 Giants by Joules Mer (joulesmer)

Jim Kirk x Reader X Leonard McCoy

RPF Chris Evans It’ll Always Be You Part 2 by @all1e23

OFC A Painter’s Embrace Part 3 by @tilltheendwilliwrite Steve Rogers

Misc Fandoms Formalities Part 2 by @royalbluehues Robb Stark Lifeline by @until-theend-oftheline Bucky Barnes A Ride Home by @specialagentmonkey Tony DiNozzo The Godfather by @auduna-druitt Chril My Demon by @multific M’Baku Nightingale by @imagines-for-the-fangirls-soul Robb Stark

tags: (strikethroughs I cant tag) @rauliskafan @pinkamour1588 @auduna-druitt @captainsbabysitter-blog @fangirlinglikeamentalpatient @randomlittleimp @thelawschooldiva @outside-the-government @isaxhorror @rayleyanns @sistasarah-sallysaidso @grumpykate @trashcan-to-end-all-trashcans @impalaanddemons @the-space-goddess-16 @a-girl-who-loves-disney @paigeinastory  @star-trekkin-across-theuniverse @viioletdelights @star-spangled-man-with-a-plan @goodnightwife @4theluvofall @eyeofdionysus @bookcaseninja@supermoonpanda @carameldaemoncakes @castellandiangelo @reading-in-moonlight

[rabbittstewcomics]

Episode 285

Comics Reviews:

Man-Bat 1 by Dave Wielgosz, Sumit Kumar, Romulo Fajardo Jr

Flash Facts OGN

DC Universe Infinite: Let Them Live

Avengers Mech Strike 1 by Jed MacKay, Carlos Magno, Guru eFX

King in Black: Black Knight by Si Spurrier, Jesus Saiz

King in Black: Marauders 1 by Gerry Duggan, Luke Ross, Carlos Lopez

Legend of Shang-Chi 1 by Alyssa Wong, Andie Tong, Rachelle Rosenberg

Deep Beyond 1 by Mirka Andolfo, David Goy, Andrea Broccardo, Barbara Nosenzo

Fear Case 1 by Matt Kindt, Tyler Jenkins, Hilary Jenkins

Die!namite: Our Bloody Valentine by Fred Van Lente, Drew Moss, Kike Diaz, Lee Ferguson, Ellie Wright

Vampirella: Valentine's Day Special by Tom Sniegoski, Jeannine Acheson, Marcos Ramos, Dinei Ribeiro

Sonjaversal 1 by Christopher Hastings, Pasquale Qualano, Jordi Perez, Kike Diaz

Chained to the Grave 1 by Andy Eschenbach, Brian Level, Kate Sherron

Star Wars: High Republic Adventures 1 by Daniel Jose Older, Harvey Tolibao, Rebecca Nalty

Luna 1 by Maria Llovet

Maniac of New York 1 by Elliott Kalan, Andrea Mutti

Redemption 1 by Christa Faust, Mike Deodato Jr, Lee Loughridge

Spector Inspectors 1 by Bowen McCurdy, Kaitlyn Musto

They Fell From the Sky 1 by Buenaventura, Tarrego, DJ Chavis

Additional Reviews: Wonder Woman by Gail Simone, CW show overview, Ratched s1, WandaVision ep5, Snoopy Show

News: new Sonic animated series on Netflix, Ryan Coogler pens extended deal with Disney, Flanagan's next Netflix series announced, Wakanda series, Midnight Club casting, first DC Universe Infinite exclusive comic, Wonder Girl series launching in May, Fantastic Four: Life Story by Mark Russell, CW renewals, Immortal Hulk madness, Mister Miracle miniseries featuring Shiloh Norman, Peter Parker the Amazing Shutterbug, Infinite Frontier resurrection, Humanoids, Future State ongoing, Siege Society, Keanu the Hunter, Shazadam, Bad Idea

Trailers: Falcon/Winter Soldier

Comics Countdown:

Runaways 33 by Rainbow Rowell, Andres Genolet, Dee Cunniffe

Helllblazer: Rise and Fall 3 by Tom Taylor, Darick Robertson, Diego Rodriguez

Fear Case 1 by Matt Kindt, Tyler Jenkins, Hilary Jenkin

Venom 33 by Donny Cates, Iban Coello, Jesus Aburtov

Canto II: The Hollow Men 5 by David Booher, Drew Zucker, Vittorio Astone

Harley Quinn and the Birds of Prey 4 by Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Alex Sinclair

Future State: Wonder Woman 2 by Joelle Jones, Jordie Bellaire

Wrong Earth: Night and Day 2 by Tom Peyer, Juan Castro, Jamal Igle

Future State: Swamp Thing 2 by Ram V, Mike Perkins, June Chung

Flash Facts OGN

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