#tim drake is stray

[redflagromance]

For the sheer fun of it, we wrote some DC Kinktober content. Please enjoy!

STRAY CAT SLINK

This is a multichapter work, so far with content for days 1, 3, and 4 of Kinktober. Used prompts are Leather and Latex, Roleplay, and Lap Pillow.

Summary:

Tim Drake is the first to put together that the Red Hood is Jason Todd, who he had been totally normal about most of his formative years. So normal. He can't leave him alone. He's doing this to help him, promise.

Meanwhile, Jason Todd is just over his head with a crush on this horrible little cat.

Story is rated E but content so far is only up to T or maybe M. Chapter 4 will earn that E rating.

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GET EVEN (AND MAD)

This is a story for day 2, prompt Boot Kink, rated E.

Summary:

Tim comes to Jason asking for help tracking down Batman in the timestream. Jason has a counterproposal. One of them is over their head, really fast.

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For the 40-question ask game:

Choose a passage from one of your earlier fics and edit it into your current writing style.

Ah! Thanks for the ask!

Honestly, I've only been writing fics for about 6 months and my writing style hasn't really changed in that time? Mayhaps I could offer a passage from an abandoned WIP that was one of my first works that I'm considering using as spare parts for a slow burn, catlad au, long fic?

“I can’t believe you’re teaching him to steal,” Is the first thing Bruce says when he lands next to Selina on the fire escape of an abandoned apartment complex.

The headlines had been splashed across the front page of the news this morning.

National History Museum Robbed!

Mysterious Tribal Relics Gone Missing!

Stolen Apache Artifacts Returned to Tribe, Source Unknown

Bruce wasn’t actually upset about the robbery itself. All of the artifacts were accounted for and in the right hands now. And he didn’t have much sympathy for the Drakes and whatever exhibit of stolen heirlooms they couldn’t put their name on now. 

What he was upset about was going through all the security footage at the museum (more out of curiosity than anything) to find Catwoman’s pawprints all over the whole ordeal, along with an equally slippery shadow trailing behind her.

This particular theft wasn’t even Selina’s MO. There was nothing shiny among the re-appropriated relics. He didn’t understand what about the exhibit had drawn her to it until he saw the telltale signs of a mini Catwoman in training. A catboy. Catlad. Or something like that.

“I promised I’d teach him everything I know. I was starting to run out of material.”

[ashoss]

sorry i need to stray tim post rn

[yesiknowimshort]

i’m a slut for the dumb “future children teleported to the past where their parents are younger” trope and then the couple or soon-to-be couple are loosing their minds.

it’s so stupid and so cw show but i crave it.

[cirrocula]

been thinking about genderfluid! tim lately...

i like to think that he switches between being robin and stray / catlad whenever he feels like it

[evasive-anon]

Actually consumed by how much of Gotham War is just pure Monkeys Paw content. Fans are always making posts about how they want to see Dick hit enrage again, or how Bruce used to give Jason piggyback rides, how they want Bruce to call the boys his sons and say he loves them, or how they want to see Tim and Damian hug, and they gave us ALL of it. Just not at all how anyone intended.

[tiffycat]

Idk I thought it was funny (x)

[ferrouswheel11]

i'm the kind of person who makes spreadsheets for fun, so here's a chart showing the approximate ages of the batfamily relative to major events pre-reboot:

year 1: bruce becomes batman

year 3: dick becomes robin

year 11: dick becomes nightwing, jason becomes robin

year 13: jason dies, tim becomes robin

year 16: jason becomes red hood

year 17: bruce 'dies,' dick becomes batman, tim becomes red robin, damian becomes robin

i excluded alfred, because his data would have made the graph difficult to read, and duke, because he didn't exist pre-boot therefore his age can't be calculated using the same points of reference (however we know his age is between tim and damian). overall this is a very simplified interpretation, based on more complex analyses done by other fans.

[thevoidisscreamingbackatyou]

good dad lex luthor fr

IT WOULD BE SO FUNNY LIKE CMON YALL

lex and clark acting like theyre divorced/ACTUALLY being divorced

kon being forced to deal with shared custody

lex pays 90% of child support bc clark was like "you can afford it way more than me"

antihero superboy who switches like tim being stray and robin

just good dad lex

[ky-landfill]

Selina and her Stray

[dieantik]

📣 TIM-ENSION 20! 💥🦆🔍

[dc20: roll for this dimension’s finest ✨ d20 zine jam]

[dcbunny8081]

maybe planning something🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛

[magnoliasandarson]

Stephanie Brown, Stained Glass

It's easy to disregard Stephanie Brown. She was unremarkable, through and through. Another loudmouth who never learned when to shut up. Another Gotham reject harboring a bone to pick with the world. 

Her mom loved her; she had at least that going for her, but it wasn't motherly love as seen on TV. Whenever her mom wasn't popping pills to drown out her emotions, she was weeping about Stephanie's dad. Speaking of the douche, Cluemaster, how original. She couldn't make her dad behave as Stephanie, but if she donned a mask, she'd be able to spoil his fun.

Spoiler took to the streets, and suddenly people saw her. Not the loudmouth whose dad got his ass kicked by Batman, Spoiler. And she was glorious. Course the Bat disagreed, said she was unpolished and unprepared. But that emo furry didn't get an opinion on how Stephanie lived her life, and Tim was always there to smooth things over if B took it too far. Tim was sweet and all, but Stephanie knew damn well what it felt like when people looked at her and saw only a step in their path. So when Boy Blunder fucked off, she donned a new mask because she'd always been worthy of his time, and he was an idiot.

She was good at being Robin; whether Batfuck would agree or not is totally irrelevant. She saved his life, and he fired her. Her eyes caught on the memorial in the cave, A Good Soldier. Yeah, maybe Stephanie wasn't a good soldier, but being one hadn't done Jason any favors. If the Bat's idea of a good Robin was a rule-following pushover, Stephanie would show him a great Robin was anything but.

She set out to prove once and for all that she, Stephanie Brown, was good- at her job, at being a hero, at being a daughter- good. She nabs one of Batfuck's underdeveloped schemes off the Batcomputer and modifies it to suit her. Maybe she wasn't the problem, maybe- just maybe, the problem was B's bullshit. Her plan goes beautifully. She's alive, brilliant, and better than ever- and she was right all along: she was a hero. They find her body hours later.

She didn't even get a memorial.

[krizariel]

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