#kara denvers

[just-trash-talks]

Jason:Hey clone!

Kon:Uhm? Oh,hey deadbird

Jason:What about we do a innocent prank to our brothers uh?

Kon:I don't know...Kara is propably going to kill me

Jason:*whisper in his hear*

Kon:....I'm in

Later

Kon:Hey Jonno!

Jon:Stop call me like that!! You know I hate that name

Jason:Yea yea whatever, listen, I want you to say this joke at Robin ok? *whisper the joke* *snort* Ok?

Jon:Ok?*Doesn't understand the joke but will do it anyway*

Later that day

Superboy:*Oh yea! The Joke!*Hey Rob!I heard the there is a new villain in Gotham

Robin: *drink an apple juice*Impossible, I would already heard of them form father *continue to drink the juice*

Superboy:I'm telling you that's true!! They're name are Ligma

Robin:You mean Nigma? Everybody know the Riddle Jon

Jon:No! I said Ligma!!

Robin:Who?

Superboy:Ligma balls

Robin:*Spits the juice* Coffcoffcoff*!!!!!

Superboy:O Rao! Dames you ok?!

Robin:Who *coffcoff* told you that *coffcoff* joke!?

Superboy:My brother and...your brother Jason?

Robin:Don't say it ever again!Now go home

Superboy:But-

Robin:No but!

Superboy:okok see you tomorrow then *flies away*

Robin:*calls Kara* hello? Listen we have to talk about Kon*

Later (again)

Kon:*get back home*What a nasty day!...Why is so dark? I always leave the lights on *Lex is the one to pay anyway*

Kara:*turns the light on*Hello Kon

Kon:shi-

At Wayne Manor

Jason:Alfred you called?

Alfred:Master Jason...

Jason:Something's wrong?

Alfred:Actually...I wanted to talk about that prank you did

Jason:*sweating*I'm dead am I?

Damian from the top of the stairs:And that's for teaching Jon those kind of things Todd

[lesloise]

The Five Senses of Affection

Here’s my Art for the SuperGirl Summer Collaboration 2022! I worked together with @theredcapeofk and it was so much fun!!

Here is the fic

[arguablysomaya]

arguably the worst thing the cw has ever done has been popularizing the belief that supergirl is just “superman but a girl”

[then0sy]

Сегодня вышли первые главы моей работы🥳

Ссылки на авторку арта

инст: kudryavayaeva

https://t.me/kudryavayaevaa

[satunn]

just watched Gotham

[coisasdacarol]

karamel e aleatorios

[theredheaded-stuff]

Kryptonians can eat the light of sun?

Can they stop sleeping and live of photosynthesis?

[heraofta]

Don't be shy, share us your Jori/Supercorp/Merddison ficsssss.

[shizukateal]

What is it about Supergirl that seems to make writers obsessed with making different permutations of her in the most inconsistent way possible.

[cartoonquintet]

DC Super Hero Girls Tag Dump

[theshipwars]

[Image Description: A competition banner showing Kara Denvers and Lena Luthor, from the TV series Supergirl, versus Eda Clawthorne and Raine Whispers, from the animated series The Owl House. End ID.]

[binarybitex]

little details from the Heart Hollow webcomic that i absolutely love

kara's silly little tv shows. the best reoccurring bit imo

zeke's doodles of little guys in sunglasses

halfway jab at myself, halfway jab at the artist who redid the Resort's theming in the 80s.

zeke making lewis a cup of coffee .... he puts the stirring spoon in his mouth, and then immediately puts it back into the mug. oops.

cherry's little drawing of the Hotel employee's ranks

the time lewis picks up mr. andrei wright's phone.... the unknown number is lauren. the basic promotional email about the wright family business that andrei is no longer apart of is really telling to the way he likes to torment himself.

and lastly, this receipt from lewis' popped tire. the service representative being denver, who is rosa's partner. also, the last 4 digits of lewis' debit card being 5683 ("love" on a traditional alphanumeric keypad)

i could do so many more, like picking apart facial expressions and individual frames.... maybe ill do that another time lols.

[then0sy]

Отрывок из моей первой работы по суперкорпу. Она скоро будет выложена на фикбуке и ваттпаде, где каждый сможет её прочитать🔥

От разговора Лену оторвал громкий стук каблуков, который остановился прямо за ней. Томный, глубокий голос раздался рядом с её ухом.

– Лена, наслаждаешься вечером ? — спросила Синклер.

Лена развернулась — Да, всё прекрасно — сухо ответила она.

– Я рада, что смогла угодить. Тогда, надеюсь, твои собеседники не против, если я украду тебя ненадолго ? – губы Вероники растянулись в ухмылке, которую Лена знала слишком хорошо. Это была улыбка, которую она могла подарить кому-нибудь, перед тем, как попасть в очередную неприятность.

[satunn]

hmm did not come out face

[coisasdacarol]

Melhor casal da Dc meu amigos, quem concorda respira!!!!!

[newvision]

Poems/books for being seventeen?

Silas Denver Melvin, from Grit

I saw an exquisite pink and blue shell on the sea-bottom. I dove for it, and held it, smooth and hollow in my hand all the morning. I decided it was a lucky charm, and that I would keep it. I am surprised that I have not lost it, for I lose everything. Today it is still pink and warm as it lies in my palm, and makes me feel like crying.

Françoise Sagan, from Bonjour Tristesse (1954) // movie still from Bonjour Tristesse (1958)

Kara Jackson, Teenagers Are Not Exempt From Poetry (read full prose piece here)

Some recommendations of books I’ve read that deal with girlhood or being a teenager (not my faves, but enjoyable. Probably wouldn’t read them again, but objectively literature that might be of interest to you):

Brutes — Dizz Tate

The Virgin Suicides — Jeffrey Eugenides

The Ice Palace — Tarjei Versaas

Teenage Wasteland — Anne Tyler

Normal People — Sally Rooney

My Dark Vanessa — Kate Elizabeth Russell

We Were Liars — E. Lockhart

my notes on each recommendation:

SEVENTEEN: Exactly what being seventeen felt like to me. He has absolutely beautiful poetry on age, Seventeen is the first of those in the collection. I’ve loved measuring my growth by how I relate to these poems. You can download the entire collection for free, just check out his account @sweatermuppet, I’m sure he has a link somewhere (or drop him an ask)! One of my favourite collections, it really embodies the feeling of being young, so the rest of the poems might also be of interest to you. I find myself rereading them all of the time. Love your work, Silas! Can’t wait for more poetry

BONJOUR TRISTESSE: I don’t remember the protagonist’s age exactly, but the author was seventeen when she wrote it. Very breezy, very summery, contains the whole spectrum of teenage emotions, from raging anger to audacious freedom. The protagonist is both astute and very childish. This book is so obviously written by a teenager, and I mean this as the highest compliment. You don’t get adults writing about being seventeen like that. She is seventeen. Seventeen is this story’s essence. I haven’t seen the movie, but it’s on my watchlist. Heard it’s good though!

TEENAGERS ARE NOT EXEMT FROM POETRY: I read this the other day and think it would have been very affirming for teenage me, who felt insecure about reading and writing poetry. Some lines really stuck with me and I think the writer’s youthful voice captures the solace teenagers might find in poetry very well. There is a freshness to that discovery. I remember reading Ginsberg for the first time and life feeling ten times wider even though my English was not broad enough for me to understand his work in its entirety. Discovering art at that age is a privilege, I believe most people will struggle to feel the same awe and wonder in later years. The author of this prose piece mentions many different poems that might interest you!

BRUTES: Read it last year and honestly found it kind of disappointing. Very interesting style, though, as most (all?) of it is written from the perspective of a group of teenage girls, using ‘we’ and ‘us’ instead of ‘I’ and ‘me’. I think I would have liked it a thousand times more, had I read it earlier in life. Fantastic book cover

THE VIRGIN SUICIDES: Very obviously written by a man, but nevertheless an interesting study of teenage love and obsession (there’s an excellent movie adaptation by Sophia Coppola!)

THE ICE PALACE: If I remember correctly, the protagonists are younger than seventeen, but it’s a very moving story about how young people grieve. Norwegian author, which I found very interesting, as I haven’t read a lot of Scandinavian literature

TEENAGE WASTELAND: Not for me, this one! But you might have different taste. After reading some reviews, it seems like people either hate or love this short story

NORMAL PEOPLE: I am not a huge Sally Rooney fan, but I do understand why people adore her so much. I thought Conversations With Friends was a better book, but that’s partly because I found it more relatable. Normal People is a very intelligent story on young love, class differences and the reality of many relationships. The opposite of a ‘happily ever after’ book, left me feeling unresolved and unsatisfied, as I believe it intended

MY DARK VANESSA: I’m not sure if recommending this too a teenager is wise, but it is certainly a very good book. Heavy stuff, though. Deals with emotional manipulation and violence directed at a teenaged girl in form of a predatory relationship. Rarely read something that made me feel so uneasy by manipulating me as the reader. I read it as a teen and it impressed me very much! Be safe, please. If you are easily disturbed, check any content warnings!

WE WERE LIARS: Something suspenseful that will suck you in, a summer-y and kind of light book. Definitely entertainment literature, but there’s nothing wrong with that. Probably won’t change your life, but also won’t bore you. Cool friendship dynamics between teenagers!