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You can do that! 😈

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BENJI

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Important Mission: Impossible The Final Reckoning question:

Did Benji decide to pick up matching jungle outfits on his own, or did Ethan scribble it down on the shopping list before running off?

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So…… the last time I saw some couple do "the eyebrows thing" was Tapeesa and William Donloe.🤫

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The two types of “Talk to me, Benji”

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impossible husbands

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obsessed with this idiot Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen vol 2 #5

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I saw Batman vs Superman last night and this was inevitable-

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BATBLOBS: AN ODD COLLECTION OF VARIOUS BATMEN

i decided to toss together some of my favorite batblob requests into a little zine! it's available for you to download and print yourself for free on my ko-fi and it includes a poster for the back (that's the last image lol).

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"WRITING TRASH"

"TRY HAVING A JOB"

And the Batman mug!

Batman Superman World's Finest #14

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No Clark !

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From Wonder Woman #793, written by Michael W. Conrad & Becky Cloonan, and illustrated by Emanuela Lupacchino

Bruce knowing J'onn’s secret Oreo stash in the old Justice League Watchtower just feels right.

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clark dresses with a batman cowl for stupid plot reasons (grew horns, as you do occasionally when you’re precrisis superman) and proceeds to not scare a single person in the cowl even though he’s trying really hard, you guys

superman 405, “the mystery of the super-batman!” 1985, script craig boldman, pencils alex saviuk, inks karl kesel, colors gene d’angelo, letters ben oda

bonus epilogue:

继续阅读

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Superman and Batman's first meet because there is only one room. Which happens twice. So both sets of identities have to share rooms.

They also dress up as eachother

And Lois is an absolute menace with a manufactured fake love triangle. And runs directly into danger again and again to get a good story. Also asbestos suits.

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whoaa u can add images to the text after filling the photoset?? revolutionary

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알프레드 만수무강하세요ㅠㅠ

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TOP 10 MOVIE FANDOMS ON AO3 BASED ON NUMBER OF FANWORKS (2009-2022)

To make these bar chart race, all series titles in the Movies Category on November 29 (or the closest date to it) of every year were copy-pasted from Wayback Machine to Google Sheets, rearranged according to number of fanworks, and then inputted to Flourish to turn into a bar chart race.

Locked fanworks aren’t included in the count because Wayback Machine can’t view those, only Ao3 users can.

X-Men (Movieverse) was in 5th place in 2010, but it’s not reflected in the bar chart because this tag was disappeared from the Movies category in 2011-2012.

Star Trek: The Original Series, a tag used in the TV Shows and Movies category, was actually in the 9th place in 2010 but it’s not reflected in the bar chart because this tag was not in the Movies category in 2011-2013.

The Avengers - Ambiguous Fandom was also in the top 10 from 2012-2020, but then was reduced to 5% of its 2020 total fanworks in 2021 onwards because The Avengers (Marvel) - All Media Types and The Avengers (Marvel Movies) was removed from its subtag list. I’m excluding it from the bar chart since it means it shouldn’t have been in the top 10 in the first place.

Thor - All Media Types was used in the Movies category in 2012-2017, existing alongside Thor (Movies) which has been in the Movie fandoms list since 2011. In 2018, Thor - All Media Types was removed from the Movies fandom list and works tagged with it now show up in Thor (Movies) instead. To avoid redundancy, Thor - All Media Types was left out of the bar chart but its numbers were used for Thor (Movies)’s total fanworks in 2012-2017 since it had around 188-3350 more fanworks than the latter in those years.

Marvel (Movies) was used in the Movies category in 2010-2016 and ranked in the top 10 from 2011-2016. In 2017, it was removed from the Movies fandom list and works tagged with it now show up in Marvel instead. To avoid redundancy, Marvel (Movies) was left out of the bar chart, though I did use its data in 2011-2012 for Marvel since Marvel was not in the Movies category in those years.

Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is a subtag of Marvel and Marvel is a metatag for all Marvel works of various media, including comics and movies.

Serenity (2005) was in the Movies category until 2020, after which it was removed and worked tagged with it was redirected to Firefly (TV 2002) instead.

As you can see, broad fandom tags/multicategory tags have dominated the rankings in the Movies category. I might make another version of this bar chart race leaving out the multicategory tags, though it might take a while.

Thanks for understanding and hopefully I didn’t mess up anywhere! 🙏