#major disaster

[dccomicsbracket]

JLA (1997) #68-85

So, this one is way underread and likely unknown to many people, but it is my favorite DC Comic of all time. It features the classic 2000's ""Big 7"" line-up, with Kyle as GL and Wally as the Flash. There's also backup JLA with some awesome characters as well (Nightwing, Green Arrow, Zatanna, Faith) AND an ancient JLA with some fascinating characters based on myth and legend. The adventure feels like a JLA adventure. Something you could only do with comics. It's big and wild and existential. There's time travel and wacky uses of powers and mythology come to life and magic and premonitions and sacrifices for the greater good. AND (spoilers) the whole thing is solved with an incredible time-travel paradox. Despite all of that chaos, everything is done really intentionally, with touches of intimacy and questions about morality and humanity and fate. The characterization is perfect: humorous and touching. Plus Doug Mahnke art!

Shadow of the Batgirl (2020)

Feminism or something

[onlylonelylatino]

Blue Beetle, the Justice League, Major Disaster and Despero by Adam Hughes

[evilhorse]

Justice League International #23

[teentitansheadcanons]

6869. More often than not, some supervillains from Coast City come to Jump thinking the Teen Titans will be less trouble to deal with than Green Lantern. Of all the villains from Coast they don't like fighting, they absolutely hate fighting Major Disaster due to how much collateral damage is caused by fighting him.

Submitted by naughtydog148

[splooosh]

“Flame War”

Jerry Ordway - Bob Wiacek

[doctorslippery]

Google rank of Green Lantern Villains

Google is great as a search engine, but for this kind of stuff, meh. Three of these are villains who fought GL, but aren't what I would call GL villains. 1/2 of the Top Ten are massively overexposed, IMO.

[danthepest]

More villains as seen in the DC Animated Universe. In order:

The Khund - First appearance in Adventure Comics v1 #346 (1966).

De'cine - First appearance in The Adventures of Superman Annual #3 (1991).

Karkull - First appearance in More Fun Comics #69 (1941).

Roulette - First appearance in JSA Secret Files & Origins #2 (2001).

Plastique - First appearance in Firestorm v2 #7 (1982).

Psycho-Pirate - First appearance in Showcase #56 (1965).

Orm - First appearance in Aquaman v1 #29 (1966).

Queen Bee - First appearance in Justice League of America v1 #23 (1963).

Major Disaster - First appearance in Green Lantern v2 #43 (1966).

Morgaine Le Fey & Mordred - First appearance in Batman v1 #36 (1946) & Superman #38 (1946).

[bringbackwendellvaughn]

[stonedragonisnthere]

Guess who's getting into an 80s cartoon

[zebrasonice]

Pray for Turkey

For those who don't already know, Turkey has been suffering from massive earthquakes which has been killing tens of thousands of people. Please pray for this nation.

[shadowwingtronix]

"Yesterday's" Comic> Superman/TRS-80 Computer Whiz Kids

BW's "Yesterday's" Comic> Superman/TRS-80 Computer Whiz Kids, the debut of Alec & Shanna, Radio Shack's computer whiz kids. (Yes, I'm going through the whole library.)

How is it that a free give-away promo comic from 1980 has a more interesting cover than what you see now? Superman: The Computers That Saved Metropolis DC Comics/Radio Shack (1980) WRITER: Cary Bates ARTISTS: Jim Starlin & Dick Giordano Nobody else wanted to admit working on this apparently. No colorist, no letterer, and no editor listed. (more…) “”

[psqqa]

yes, yes i know edgeworth’s big wet eyes and loser boy personality have captivated us all, but listen. listen.

phoenix wright

phoenix “genuinely unable to reconcile the girl on the stand with the girl he dated for eight months, a cognitive dissonance so profound it’s ultimately explained by them being literally two different people, but which he first sits with for five years and does not talk about at any point to anyone” wright

phoenix “don’t mention that name to me. i don’t want to talk about it. i don’t want to think about it. i am just going to keep myself in this state of perpetual crisis mode focus on other people’s problems until eventually i die and get to hang out with mia on the astral plane and never have to deal with any of these emotions ever again” wright

phoenix “overnight loses his career and reputation and sense of identity while gaining an adopted, probably pretty traumatized eight-year-old daughter, and rather than leaning on his friends for help, or getting therapy, or taking any time to process any of this, he *checks notes* spends seven years dedicating all his free time and energy to investigating the weird fucking circumstances around it and maintains a friendship with the guy he suspects was behind it all” wright

phoenix "runs across a burning bridge and falls through it, half a day after the game establishes that he is terrified of heights, because his friend is on the other side of that bridge" wright

phoenix “i sure felt surprised. maybe i had my poker face on” wright

phoenix “looking back on it that was actually a pretty dark period in my life” wright

phoenix “don’t ask me how i got started. i don’t remember” wright

phoenix “only you stood still, your eyes calmly watching” wright

phoenix “sometimes, life just sucks” wright

just

phoenix wright

crunchiest man in the world

and all i wanna do is chew and chew and chew on him

[bettertwin1]

Major character death warning.

[evilhorse]

If the corset fits, sweetie!

(Justice League International #23)

[lokiiied]

in another movie they would’ve been enemies to lovers

[crazed-rambler]

Buck coming out but not specifying his sexuality is so important to me. Like, I know they’ve confirmed he’s bi, but he’s not gonna 100% know that after the couple days it’s been since his revelation. His whole view of himself has changed, there’s no way he kissed Tommy and went yep I’m bi always have been always will be. The fact they showed this and had Buck say yeah, look I don’t know what I want BUT I know I want it with a guy is perfect, because he’s still working it out and often times I think queer arcs in tv are very much like here’s a character here’s their sexuality enjoy, but allowing Buck the chance to explore with Tommy without putting any labels/pressure on it is so refreshing and a lot more realistic.