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This is literally what wolverine looks like to me

And it's what I like to think Wade sees when he looks at him aswell

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I drew Alfred being incredibly disappointed in you:

So, enjoy that.

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YEEEEEEAAAAAASSSSSS GIMMIE THE MASOCISM!!! I WAN IT NOW. ITS TASTY AS FUCK

I feel like every now and again wolverine fans need to remember how the pain kink thing was DEEPLY played into in the '03 flick

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Exactly my whole point about how we need to get the fuck out there and VOTE. That was Hillary being many points ahead of Trump and everyone was like, "Ahh we got this, no biggie!" These numbers for Harris right now aren't even that high and even if they WERE it doesn't mean crap unless people VOTE.

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We have to beat MAGA by a landslide

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What Wade sees every night on patrol:

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And that, that my friends is why he's my favorite, because sometimes, assholes need their collarbone privileges revoked, and sometimes the little girl who lost her mom needs a hug, he's does both just so perfectly well

Two things can be and are true at once.

Robin Jason was a sweet, kind kid who cared about victims. He also had righteous rage and violent tendencies towards those he thought deserved it.

Being Robin gave him magic and as Robin he shattered a man's collarbone with no remorse.

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I'm gonna write a fic related to this idea, so I'm just rebooting it so ppl can find it, and I'll link it in this post when I'm done

Just found out in the Romani language Kon means who but in Kryptonian it is a slur for clones that translates to abomination

So just imagine this

Tim: This is my teammate Superboy or Kon-El

Kon: Wassup

Dick: So his name translates to who…?

Tim: No. His name is a Kryptonian slur for clones that translates to “abomination”

Dick: OH MY GOD THAT IS SO MUCH WORSE

Kon: Yep…

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For those who somehow still aren't convinced that AI is bad for not only artists but society in general, let me say a few things.

Presumably: you don't care that Ai stuff is probably going to suck, or rather. It's going to eventually end up spitting out the same thing over and over again, because it can't create new ideas, the form of Ai that we have now in our time with our current technology, can't actually think for itself, it's just pulling information off of the internet really, really fucking fast, it's going to run out of ideas, eventually, and even before that, everything it spits out is going to be an amalgimation of everything it knows pertaining to the topic of the prompt you gave it, so even before that, its probably not going to be the best, but this is assuming that you don't care to much about that.

The other fact, is that, it uses way, WAY too much energy, like, so much energy, I don't have the exsact statistics, but it's way too much to justify its use, at least for me (and imo everyone whos reasonableand educated) especially because we haven't transitioned to clean energy (even then though, theres so many reasons to just not) haven't gotten halfway there yet, so using AI at this point in time is directly destroying the environment and furthering climate change in a way that is comepleatly and easily avoidable.

Please. If that's not enough to convince you, or If you don't believe climate change it as serious as It is, at least look for yourself. You'll see record breaking temperatures, you'll see terrible things, you'll see evidence.

Please, even if you don't care about AIs impact on artists, and art and culture in general, please care about AIs impact on the planet.

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Back when we started Ellipsus (it's been eighty-four years… or two, but it sure feels like forever), we encountered generative AI.

Immediately, we realized LLMs were the antithesis of creativity and community, and the threat they posed to genuine artistic expression and collaboration. (P.S.: we have a lot to say about it.)

Since then, writing tools—from big tech entities like Google Docs and Microsoft Word, to a host of smaller platforms and publishers—have rapidly integrated LLMs, looking to capitalize on the novelty of generative AI. Now, our tools are failing us, corrupted by data-scraping and hostile to users' consent and IP ownership.

The future of creative work requires a nuanced understanding of the challenges ahead, and a shared vision—writers for writers. We know we're stronger together. And in a rapidly changing world, we know that transparency is paramount.

So… some Ellipsus facts:

We will never include generative AI in Ellipsus.

We will never access your work without explicit consent, sell your data, or use your work for exploitative purposes.

We believe in the strength of creative communities and the stories they tell—and we want to foster a space in which writers can connect and tell their stories in freedom and safety—without compromise.

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Jim Gordon has two modes when it comes to interacting with the Batkids: 1) wondering if he should try to arrest Batman for child endangerment and 2) wondering if the only thing keeping those kids from committing worse crimes than vigilantism is the fact that Batman is not currently in prison

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Dramatic Jason eye drawing.

Here you goes.

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Me and my brother and my sister were playing gartic phone, and, well.

Batman playing the saxiphone.

Hers the screws hot of the game.

I decided to redraw him, actually trying, woth more than 60 seconds on the clock, and I fu kign love him.

I hope you love him too.

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JASSOOOJ. TOODDD

Ima be real. This is not my favorite Jason Todd art I've done that was actually the last on ei posted. But. I had this just sitting in my drawing app, collecting figurative digital dust, plus I haddnt posted in a while, so I figured I'd post it, so here you go, have a random, mediocre, half-assed drawing of him flexing.