#making comcis

[cefisherart]

A Knight named Ramon, a short comic by me

[spectra-bear]

Y'allready know

[mylifeingotham]

[alien-linkm]

My take on Mad Hatter

[dolls-self-ships]

ship dynamic

[slipperywhenwet0o0]

me when a character is innately good despite everything and inspires kindness in others and is a symbol of hope and is rooted in compassion

[lena-thinks-too-much]

Okay, so anyone who says Tim is a Ravenclaw is WRONG. If you think Tim is a Ravenclaw then you don't understand Hogwarts houses outside of "the cool kids, the smart kids, the nice kids, and the mean kids".

Like you mean to tell me Tim "I blackmailed Batman to make me Robin" Drake isn't a Slytherin?

Tim who has more contingencies than Batman and is the only Robin that can LIE to batman?

Tim decides something needs to happen and then makes it happen. Like that isn't the most Slytherin trait ever.

Slytherin's are cunning, resourceful, and ambitious. If you don't think that describes Tim Drake then you clearly haven't read the Red Robin comics.

I mean let's take a look shall we?

He realizes that batman didn't really die, and not a single person in the entire hero community believes him, so what does he do? He decides to find and save batman himself. AND HE SUCCEEDS.

There's the ambition.

Tim fought seven powerful metahuman assassins, whose abilities he did not know of before, while protecting a civilian, AND WON.

Resourcefulness.

And do we really need to talk about how many times Tim faced Ra's in a battle of wits and won?

Cunning.

So yeah, Tim Drake is a Slytherin and if you still don't think so, fight me.

[robinsleeping]

The “smart” and “wtf is going on” duo

[thegoodduckfan]

Fun fact: Dr. Doom was actually based on Donald Duck! Victor Von Doom stole his whole look!

Follow for more totally real, true, radical, tubular, scientifically accurate, and absolutely undisputable, truthfully truthful facts!

[que3rduckling]

(Young justice 98 issue #2)

By far my favourite comic panel of all time

[weepingfishturtledragon]

I love the idea of Billy and Cap being autistic! I think they would have trouble with eye contact, take things too literally, have almost zero social skills (exaggerated by being homeless and not in school), as well as vocal and movement stimming. Like Rosa or Victor asking Billy to "wash the pan in the sink" which is exactly what he does. He washes the pans but they actually wanted him to do all the dishes, Billy is just so confused!

Or Captain Marvel going to a Justice League meeting and needing to talk with Batman who is also autistic but he has hyper eye contact making it very awkward. A stressed Captain Marvel thinks he's in serious trouble and Batman is over analyzing which makes him think Cap is hiding something. (he is but Batman doesn't need to know that)

[aeturnum-mendacacium]

BRUTALIA MY LOVE😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️

the one with the full body 👇

I love them so much 😭😭😭😭😭

Istg they're both so ❤️❤️ together like omg 😭🖐️

(Drew this a while ago btw)

Reference below 👇

[pumpkinrootbeer]

say what u will about barry allen but no other superhero has had a worse time. you come in, take up another heros mantle, be a hero for however many years, DIE!!! actually die not comic death but die to the point you are functionally irrelevant for 20 years you completely cease to be that character and the vast majority of people grew up with a different flash, get resurrected you're back now (yay?), writers don't know what to do with you because there's already another flash and there has been for the past two decades so the entire universe kinda hems and haws about what to do with you until they take you out of your main comics and just have you chill in the justice league, then you lose your powers and are once again no longer the flash.

I need a "where are they now" but for Barry Allen flash. dead for Twenty Real Life Years. come back to life. reset the universe. just to lose your powers and be booted again from the superhero title. God himself hates this man

"Oh wally got erased from existence" "well x happens to Batman" it's not even about what happens in the narrative it's like. you're the only mainstream superhero ever that stopped existing for two decades and when they do decide to bring the character back they have no idea what to do with you so you're eventually forever relegated to the sidelines And also you're not the strongest or the most skilled or the fastest flash and they keep retconning all the special stuff You did in specific and refuse to let your narrative exist beyond Dead Mom. bartholomew baby I'm so sorry

[johnconstanbean]

[jihef03]

One day I'll watch Gotham to learn why Oswald decided to dress like this

[atticus1301]

As a long time superman comic fan, I adore this show and can’t wait to see where it goes (｀・ω・´)