#silver st. cloud

[ianime0]

My Adventures with Superman S2 | Ep5 | Any interest in your fellow finalists?

[toonstarterz]

This series is a great example of how to have fan service with smoking hot women that doesn't come off as misogyny fodder for teenage boys.

[strangeduckpaper]

....I have never desired to see Batman/Bruce Wayne in MAWS, but GOD do I want to him now just to see him trip over himself over THIS Silver St. Cloud

Hell, not even MAWS, I just want to see some version of Bruce head over heels with this woman.

Batman just sees a billboard with her face while on patrol and slips on his own cape.

Also something a little more nsfw:

Bruce: I want you to sit on my face.

Silver: Are you sure? No concern about breaking your neck?

Bruce: If that happens, then know I'll have died happy.

[plushieprotectionsquad]

Found this lovely fella in a thrift store the other day!

He's a whole decade older than me, made by TY in 1993; the fact that he still has his original tag is super impressive to me.

I've decided to call him Silver St. Cloud after character from DC comics, and his fur is fairly coarse but in a good way; like the blanket in your grandparent's hallway closet they bring out when you visit.

He does have a bit of staining on his hind leg, but I don't care all that much because I think it gives him personality. Welcome to the squad, Silver!

[kal8elle]

[kara-zor-els]

Suddenly I want a MAWS-verse Batman spin off just so I can see this version of Silver date Bruce

[somereaderinblue]

Okay, I know Silver St. Cloud is usually a Gothamite character who's one of Bruce's past love interests. However, I really enjoyed her appearance in MAWS S2.

After all the crap Clark/Superman has to deal with from Task Force X to influential people who support the anti-Superman propaganda like Hank Henshaw, seeing her stand up for him was a breath of fresh hopeful air.

If you ask me, I can't help but feel a bit of irony that a character who's supposed to originate from Gotham, the common antithesis of Metropolis, is the one who sees Superman's honesty for what it is. Simple & sincere without any hidden agenda. And it's not purely out of naivety or idealism; she makes sure to support this statement by reminding everyone of a real life occurrence that happened not too long ago.

Crossing my fingers & hoping that she doesn't hop onto the anti-Superman side anytime soon or better yet, gets to play a supporting role in the future.

[rukia-writes]

There’s a Jamaican man that don’t play about her 🤣 😭

[72crowe89]

So...are we just forgetting that Hank Henshaw is MARRIED? Why is he considered one of Metropolis' most eligible bachelors?

Silver St. Cloud on the other hand...Yowza. Giving that Sir Mix-a-Lot, Meghan Trainor energy.

[leafsheep]

Just heard mine and Bruce Wayne’s wife Silver St. Cloud appears in MAWS I am RUNNING TO WATCH.

[batfambyval]

Gotham has some of the best most nuanced long lasting female antagonists (and protagonists too to be honest) and I really wish they got more attention in the fandom! Like Barbara Kean (Queen) is RIGHT THERE who cares about Oswald Cobblepot and his pathetic relationship drama full of murder and betrayal and friendship when she’s got all of that but BETTER with Tabitha Galavan?

Why are all the fantastic female characters ignored? What about Selina Kyle, Lee Thompkins, Ivy Pepper, Bridget Pike, Silver St. Cloud, Fish Mooney, or my girl Liza?! Why do the men get so much attention when Babs and Tabs are right there basically carrying the whole show since season 2?!

I’m mad about it okay?!

[ianime0]

My Adventures with Superman S2 | Ep5 | Finally. I have been looking for you for so long, hoping to meet you--

[fantastic-nonsense]

having galaxy-brained thoughts and nudging the Dark Knight Rises castings a little to the left this morning

[graythursday]

silver is so me

[cantsayidont]

March–April 1978. Besides Selina Kyle and Talia, the other woman once commonly suggested as endgame for Batman was Silver St. Cloud, whom Steve Englehart introduced in DETECTIVE COMICS #469, and who then made her exit in this scene in DETECTIVE #476. She didn't return until years later, but what caught readers' imagination about her was that she seemed an ideal match for Bruce Wayne, not Batman — she was smart, affluent, and socially active, a woman of Bruce's class, but no shallow dilettante. However, when Silver realized Bruce was Batman, she couldn't stand the prospect of being caught in his demimonde of madness and violence, which he will never really leave.

[kal8elle]