The Batkids will trade laundry favours for anything, because without Alfred, it's a massive pain to clean their suits in the specific way required that doesn't damage them or take ages to dry, and they all have horror stories of days when they tried something new and had to put up with it on patrol.
Additionally, the JLA realized fast why suit containment and cleaning facilities on the Watchtower were essential, most memorably because Aquaman's suit (permanently infused with the essence of the sea and fish) made a very pregnant Black Canary hurl all over Batman. Also the one time those facilities went out, they had to shut down the gyms in order to keep Clark from choosing permanent exile in the vacuum of space.
I made some sketchesss, nuu I'm gonna finish it, I swear(I love Wander someone please talk to me about Wander over yonder. I love the whole showww sm <3)
I didn't really know where to go with this, so you're getting this as a little "food for thought" comic.
Dragon is with 100% certainty finding some sort of loop hole to let his prisoner go (or he'll just be "careless" for a moment and oops! Prisoner's gone, probably with a number to call in the future if help is needed.)
Dragon does have brows but he shaves them, at this point mostly to piss off Garp.
I had tears pouring down my cheeks while I was driving home this morning because I listened to a podcast about the Radium Girls and how hard they fought to hold their employer to account for poisoning them, even though they knew they would die regardless, because they wanted to protect the workers who came after them. Even though their community called them liars and they were in horrible pain, they fought. And then the host started talking about how the Manhattan Project used knowledge gained from the Radium Girls to protect their workers and how the ghosts of those girls and women protected people going forward...
And it made me think of all the ghosts, unnamed and unknown, who in their death protect us: the ghosts of the Titanic, the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, the Quebec Bridge, and so many others. Disasters that made us change laws and protect people, not just because they were horrific but because survivors and survivors families demanded that we change; kept screaming and fighting and pushing until someone listened and something was fixed.
Love it when a whumpee who's known to be especially emotive just goes blank. Dead quiet, glassy eyes, no thoughts head empty, especially if the change is super abrupt and unnerving
You've heard of "no thoughts, head empty." Now get ready for:
1. "Many thoughts, head full" - There are too many things on my mind, brain is a cluttered closet full of tasks and information that I'm struggling to balance.
Often seen in: People in the midst of change (new parents, people starting a new job, etc)
2. "Many thoughts, head empty" - I have a lot of knowledge about something. Unfortunately, that knowledge doesn't seem to be located in my head at the moment.
Often seen in: Students taking exams they've definitely studied for.
3. "No thoughts, head full" - What's it full of? I don't know. Fluff, possibly. Or fog. All I know is that getting an idea from the back of my mind to the front of it might just take more effort than I currently have.
Often seen in: People experiencing burnout, or who haven't gotten enough sleep
Note: Sometimes multiple categories overlap. Those are not fun times for anyone.
Hey sorry. Your boyfriend knows exactly what he wants and who he wants to be. He knows exactly why he walks and talks like a machine. He's now becoming his own self-fulfilled prophecy. Yeah sorry.
Crocodile, have mercy on Dragon. He doesn't want to think about that.
I had a stupid thought regarding all the pictures Garp has up in his house in the Stinky Child comics (including Roger's wanted poster) and had to run with it.
Did he have relations with Roger? Who knows, I'm leaving this up to you. X'D
I tried drawing young Roger without his moustache but he looked naked.