#the calculator

[staticscreenz]

getting really into more obscure rogues recently... so please, take my Calculator !

and a cameo from my Bookworm, who I'll post... later.

character info under the cut

Noah Kuttler was one of Barbara Gordon's closest friends throughout her middle and high school years. A fandom geek and an excellent hacker, he developed a tool that would help him determine the physical statistics of real-life superheroes. This information was then printed into zines, which he shared with his fellow fanboy for record-keeping purposes. This passion turned to obsession, however, as his peers regularly doubted, criticized, and even stole from his work. Trying to keep his project afloat, Kuttler began to put himself in harm's way by stepping into hero fights, desperate to put something substantial on them to print. Eventually, collateral damage from an encounter with Superman left Kuttler grievously injured, requiring the removal of both his left arm and his voice box to save his life. Rather than acknowledge the limitations of his idols -- or even his own shortcomings -- Kuttler became antagonistic and bitter towards the very concept of heroes, an attitude aggravated by the delusions and loss he suffered after the accident. After a brief period of freelance work, Kuttler now works for the Penguin under the pseudonym "Calculator", remotely providing villains with vital information on how to take out down the caped crusader and any number of his so-called friends.

[dc-worse-dad-poll]

Round One, Part Twenty-Four!

Who's the Worse Dad?

View the brackets here. Reasons for submission beneath the cut.

The Calculator:

Ableist

[comicarthistory]

Page from Detective Comics #468. 1977. Art by Marshall Rogers and Terry Austin.

[joyjoy-the-troll]

Mx.Noah Kuttler is arcace and agender(he/him)

[mango-sp1ce]

Y’all ever have a character your head over heels for but literally no one’s heard of them?

Yeah, that’s me with Calculator from Dc Universe Online. specifically dc universe online

[sculpturegallery]

The Calculator - Greg Brotherton

[dccomicsnews]

Review: Batgirls #13

Review: Batgirls #13[Editor’s Note: This review may contain spoilers] Writers: Becky Cloonan and Michael W. ConradArt: Jonathan CaseColors: Jonathan CaseLetters: Jonathan Case   Reviewed by: Matthew B. Lloyd   Summary Barbara and Bruce enlist the help of Zatanna to help switch Steph and Cass back to their own bodies.  (What, you didn’t read the Batgirls 2022 Annual?).  Meanwhile, Cass and Steph…

[dc-megatournament]

DC Mega Tournament

Round 1

Please vote for who you think would win between the 2 characters and not who you like more.

[danthepest]

Some more villains from the DC Animated Movie Universe. In order:

Reverse Flash - First appearance in The Flash v1 #139 (1963). Appears in Justice League - The Flashpoint Paradox (2013) and Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay (2018).

Weather Wizard - First appearance in The Flash v1 #110 (1959). Appears in Justice League vs Teen Titans (2016) and makes a cameo in Justice League Dark: Apokolips War (2020).

Vandal Savage - First appearance in Green Lantern v1 #10 (1943). Appears in Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay (2018).

Scandal Savage - First appearance in Villains United #1 (2005). Appears in Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay (2018).

Knockout - First appearance in Superboy v4 #1 (1994). Appears in Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay (2018).

Silver Banshee - First appearance in Action Comics v1 #595 (1987). Appears in Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay (2018).

King Shark - First appearance in Superboy v4 #0 (1994). Appears in Justice League Dark: Apokolips War (2020).

Calculator - First appearance in Detective Comics v1 #463 (1976). Appears in Batman: Bad Blood (2016).

Clayface - First appearance in Batman v1 #208 (1969). Appears in Batman: Hush (2019).

Tobias Whale - First appearance in Black Lightning v1 #1 (1977). Appears in Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay (2018).

[bake-n-hacks]

Who are your favorite rogues?

The Riddler, Calculator, and Scarecrow. Obviously. I'm dating them. Of course they would be my favourite. Out of the rogues I'm not dating? Mourning Dove, and The Penguin. They're dear friends of mine.

[sketchesmick]

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[fire-bay]

So about that WaPeach concept that's being talked about

[comradekatara]

I think it’s so funny during the exchange on the balloon when sokka is like, “yeah being good at war seems to run in the family,” and zuko gets all defensive and goes, “hold on, not everyone is like that!” and at first sokka thinks he’s talking about himself, but then zuko reveals that he’s talking about his uncle. and sokka just has to sit there mentally calculating whether it would be a good idea to bring up the fact that historically, his uncle is great at war. if i had to attempt to transcribe his inner monologue in that moment it would just be “don’t bring up the dragon of the west don’t bring up the dragon of the west this guy is willingly sacrificing his life for your self-indulgent suicide mission you need him on your side don’t bring up the dragon of the west…” at which point he then looks back up at zuko and says thru gritted teeth, “haha yeah. no, cuz like, totally. for sure.”

[sanctus-ingenium]

gatecrasher

[cayliecoltrane]

quick lil ETHOwO redraw

[kudosmyhero]

Batgirl (vol. 3) #10: The Flood, part 2

Read Date: October 18, 2022 Cover Date: July 2010 ● Writer: Bryan Q. Miller ● Penciler: Lee Garbett ◦ Pere Pérez ● Inker: Jonathan Glapion ◦ Rodney Ramos ◦ Pere Pérez ● Colorist: Guy Major ● Letterer: Travis Lanham ● Editor: Harvey Richards ◦ Michael Siglain ●

Synopsis: {none yet. argh!}

(https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Batgirl_Vol_3_10)

Fan Art: Oracle by AlexGarner

Accompanying Podcast: ● Batgirl to Oracle - episode 07