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Cat therapy for the red hood

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ahaha how are you that small

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lanky tall tim drake supremacy you haters ahahahaha

The Boy Wonder #5 (2024)

written by Juni Ba art by Juni Ba & Chris O'Halloran

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I can’t stop thinking about the comic panel where Tim is playfully punching Jason in the arm 😭😭😭

Give me my Red Hood/Red Robin comic, you monsters 😭😭😭

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jeez chimney can’t catch a fraction of a break lol

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I love them, your honour

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The Boy Wonder #5 (2024)

written by Juni Ba art by Juni Ba & Chris O'Halloran

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LMAO I AM IN ABSOLUTE TEARS THAT JASON IS THE SHORTEST OF DAMIAN'S BROTHERS, HE IS EVEN SHORTER THAN TIM, THIS IS THE PERFECT DAMIAN STORY OF COURSE JASON IS THE SHORT SKRUNKLY ONE, THE MORE HE LIKES AND RESPECTS THEM, THE TALLER THEY ARE IN HIS STORY, PERFECT DAMIAN ART, 100/10 ZERO NOTES.

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Anyway, no one cares but I’ve moved on to round two of the process. Thanks for all the kinds words, friends 🥲

The pre-interview tummy problems phenomenon deserves to have a name and a page in the DSM-5.

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"Are the Robins child soldiers" It depends. If the story is super serious and into exploring complex morality and grounded from reality's standards, then yes. If the story is lighthearted, made for children, fluff, etc., then no. If it's somewhere in the middle, it might depend.

If an author wants to write a story seriously delving into the fucked up-ness of children fighting criminals, they can, and if you don't like it, you can read something else.

If an author wants to write a fun story about villains and heroes featuring Robin in a world where that's not an issue, they can, and if you don't like it, you can read something else.

If an author wants to write a serious story but not apply IRL-logic to Robin, they can, and if you don't like it, you can read something else.

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ARE YOU KIDDING ME THIS IS SO PERFECT

DC TAKE NOTES GIRLS DONT WANT BOYS GIRLS WANT TIM TO BE NIGHTWING FOR ONE SECOND 😡

Commission for @protagonistically 💜 They wanted a recreation of the comic with Tim instead of Bruce

(I painted over the bg btw)

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I’m midway into season 2 of 911 (yes I am cruising through it bc I struggle with procedurals and cops), and I like it! But I’m nervous because all the favs are coupling off so quick and that always makes me nervous!!

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i love sports. i love community. i love seeing the heights of human capability. i love comebacks. i love underdogs. i love the testament to dedication and the human spirit

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I think you 🫵 should read my fic

Tiptoes by thirdgleam

Tim Drake & Batfam (platonic) with a heavy focus on Tim & Dick, Tim & Bruce, Tim & Alfred, (and eventually Tim & Jason but we’re at least a dozen chapters from that)

Dimension Travel / time travel!! It’s a fun time! (Mind the tags)

Here’s the link :)

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“everyone interprets characters differently” unfortunately so true! thankfully I was blessed with an intense preternatural insight into their core beings (watched and paid attention) and I don’t have to worry

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😈 You are not bound by the Hays code.

😈 You are allowed to have evil characters who are not punished by the narrative by the end of the story.

😈 You are allowed to have evil characters who win.

😈 You are allowed to have evil characters who make evil look fun and cool.

😈 You are allowed to make your fun, cool evil character the protagonist.

😈 You are allowed to glorify, romanticize and eroticize evil characters and villainous acts.

😈 You are not obligated to teach your audience a moral lesson.

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I’ve been saving this panel too long NOT to show you guys.