chinga la migra

death threats received: 10/// (any pronouns)

[busyliving-busydying]

Reminder that it’s 2026 and Neil Josten is 39 years old

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oh my little firefly, it’s never completely dark for you

[rafalopesart]

[didipenny-blog-blog]

exchanging headcanons and AUs with friends like

[alamuts-lair-of-madness]

Alternatively:

[veamers]

ok but what about:

[frowningfox]

but sometimes also

[letthesunburnyourskin]

me and @detectivebambam

[detectivebambam]

two bitches goin "exactlyyyyyyy" 😭✌️

[detectivebambam]

computah how to keep my long hair without constantly sitting on it, no updo, no bun. COMPUTAH!!!

[detectivebambam]

@sunriseswordfights and you're so right

[illusion-of-death]

Revolutionary idea: imagine [character I like] with [disability I have]. More people should get on this!

[odditiescruncher]

I headcanon that after Thanksgiving the Foxes can tell the difference between the twins because Andrew has a scar on the side of his head from where Drake hit him with the bottle

[detectivebambam]

using the "anti-proship" tag as a blocklist rn brb 😭✌️

[pom-pom-cherry]

Any ship can be problematic if you just give me a second-

[detectivebambam]

stayed up till midnight to watch the new episode of x-men the second it dropped 🙏

felt rushed imo, though i liked what they did with Polaris. but the ending 👀 (i called it)

TWAS VERY GOOD I'M SO EXCITED

[detectivebambam]

I'm just still-

there is NO WORLD in which Logan would need anyone but one of his friends -his family- to pull him back from the depths. this, the man that left the X-Men and went off on his own to FIND Morph after everyone thought they had been killed. who continued to try and pull Morph back from the brainwashing because he loves them. i don't need the show writers to put one form of love over another for the sake of drama. no matter how Logan loves Morph -romantically, platonically, etc.- he loves them. he would never need his friends to be anyone or anything else in order to fight for them

[fredricwertham]

‘Batman should kill the Joker’ discourse never contends with canon datapoints like that time the Joker thought he was dying of cancer so he Jokerfied the pretty much the entire planet and was going to be replaced by a legacy Joker who also had superpowers, or the fact that the Joker has to deal with people who want to kill him so that they can become the Joker, or that time that everyone thought Batman killed the Joker and so a new guy decided to be the Joker until the old one got PO’d at him and came back

[vintagerobin]

There's also takes like Batman: The Audio Adventures where it's outright said that one of the biggest things protecting Joker is the fact that he has a whole widespread cult of personality who would be causing chaos and/or killing themselves and the only reason they're not is because the Joker is around to tell them not to. Which I do think you can sort of surmise is also the case in mainline canon at this point even if it isn't said quite so succinctly.

[alvie-pines]

and its important that this is a given--that killing the joker wont work, or will be a net loss--because you are being asked to think around it. you are being asked to come up with a different solution. writers will come up with a million different reasons why batman can't kill the joker, and none of them are as important as the question:

with execution off the table, what else can you do to solve this problem?

[fredricwertham]

I think the object thing here is what Joker represents. As with everything in comics it’s not always consistent, but it tends to wrap back not just to chaos as a general concept but the specific idea that you could be the victim of sudden, random violence at the hands of a stranger. Someone could push you onto the subway tracks in front of an oncoming train, they could knife you as you’re walking home, they could pull out a gun and start firing indiscriminately into the crowd. These are inherent risks of living in the world that can’t be solved by simply killing the ‘right’ people—there will always be somebody else out there who could hurt you, even if they haven’t decided to do so yet. There will always be another Joker.

This is also why it’s significant that Joker doesn’t have a civilian identity or stable backstory. Broadly speaking, the way that DC characters—and Batman characters in particular—work is that they’re divided into a costumed identity, which represents big, thematic ideas, and a civilian identity, which explains their motivation for engaging with that theme, often via traumatic backstory. Eg., Batman is a symbol of vengeance and justice because Bruce Wayne is haunted by the night he watched his parents get murdered as a helpless child. The fact that Joker has no civilian identity or backstory points to his apparent lack of motivation for hurting people, which is to say, it’s senselessness and unpredictability. He’s the perfect villain for someone whose life was diverted by an arbitrary act of violence.

[skooma8888]

cass sketch

[detectivebambam]

my local comic book store trying to fuel some headcanons??

[babycakes6]

sketch Rogue ('-'*)

[babycakes6]

wolverine hugging mini wolverine ʕﹷᴥﹷʔʕ￫ᴥ￩　ʔ❤