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The Bat-family except it’s just Brooklyn 99 quotes.

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Dick Grayson through the ages in Batman: The Brave and The Bold

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So Tim Drake Twitter got some news today djdhxjxj

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It’s always nice to come across someone who has a nerdy and twisted sense of humor. Lord knows we can all use a good laugh these days. 

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“I had a good teacher.”

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here’s my contribution to the fandom

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DC #570: Jason Kicks Ass

Jason’s still drawn and characterized just a little bit differently but he’s got the same charm and pizazz that makes me love him. Batman leaves him at a bar for a little bit and the kid orders milk. MILK.

 I love him. 

Enter Rhonda the cougar who definitely has plans for Jason. Rhonda no. 

he’s adorable as always when quipping at bad guys

But then Jason stops Batman from killing the Joker during a particularly enraged fight! Knowing what happens to the second version of Jason makes this hurt, like a lot, but this version of Jason has no reason to not step in. He sees Batman acting OOC and intervenes before he goes too far. He is literally too good for this world. 

He’s so hopeful, so happy, so brave, and he even makes Batman better. 

“You caught the Joker and saved the Bensons. That’s something.”

“No, Robin. That’s everything. Come on, chum. Let’s go home.”

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Huntress: its not a bow and arrow, im not 12 years old!

Hawkeye and Arrow, somewhere in the multiverses:

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Huntress is literally so hot in this movie like- WHO said huntress wasn’t sexy in birds of prey??? There’s a scene of her in a tank top, looking in a mirror and rehearsing what line she’s gonna say when she kills people. I was sweating.

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Nightwing (1996) #80

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Spider-Man #2

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Oh Tim.

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The mullet totally made him feel like Rambo

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Gotham’s Batman actor David Mazouz’s response to Robin’s choice words in the Titans Trailer

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“Overnight, the ruthless lone vigilante became a doting father figure.  His brand changed, too: he swapped a definite article for a second noun and a coordinating conjunction: the Batman was replaced by Batman and Robin.

“Batman and Robin” were now a single entity occupying the same patch of cultural real estate that the Bat-Man had staked out by himself for almost a year.  In the public imagination, their names would soon be shorthand for the very concept of a two-person team: Lewis and Clark.  Abbot and Costello.  Burns and Allen.  Batman and Robin.

Adding Robin was no mere cosmetic tweak; it was a fundamental and permanent change that placed Batman in a new role of protector and provider.  With that change, the fifth and final essential element of Batman fell at last into place.

Because at his core, Batman is a hero sworn to wage war on criminals.  He is a detective.  A martial artist.  A millionaire.

He is also, finally, a father.

[…]The Boy Wonder came along at an important time and opened up new narrative possibilities.  The mere presence of Robin in a given story deepens its impact by supplying Batman with something to care about, over and above any abstract notion of justice.  When the boy is imperiled, the stakes increase.  When the boy misinterprets Batman’s actions (a go-to Silver Age plot device), the melodrama boils over.

[…]The 1980’s would see the Batman-Robin relationship undergo a series of shattering setbacks and bifurcations, and in more recent years Batman’s surrogate family has grown larger and more diffuse than ever.  But Batman remains squarely at its center, ever the stern, caring, pointy-eared Ward Cleaver.

“Father Figure” was the last of Batman’s essential elements to manifest, and it is the first aspect to be jettisoned by writers, filmmakers and television showrunners whenever they wish to tell Batman’s tale anew.  In a bid to keep the storytelling simple, they strip him of his familial context and take him back to the dark, brooding loner of this very first year.

But Robin always comes back, eventually, in some form, because he must: Robin is half the story.  Despite what many fans believe so fervently, the Batman of that first year isn’t truly Batman– not yet.  Robin serves to define and delineate Batman, as do Batgirl, Nightwing, Huntress, and the others.   Batman’s status as the ultimate mentor is a base principle, inasmuch as it speaks directly to who he is: he saves others because, on one terrible night long ago, there was no one to save him.”

–The Caped Crusade by Glen Weldon, “Dynamic Duo”

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Holy Musical B@man is a precious treasure in my heart. I really wanted to make this part of the song: https://youtu.be/Xp24yIiMVbo?t=7m45s into a comic! You should definitely give the musical a watch.