[warrior-of-storms]

I'm not a Bruce Wayne hater because, well, I don't hate him; that being said, I do feel very, "I'm not mad, just disappointed," about his post-90s characterization

[juicein-mug]

A stupidly self indulgent comic that i did in like 2 hours-

I know the meme is kinda old, i dont care lmao

Also first shit-post (kinda)

[sora-no]

Jason wanted to help his mother when he learnt she might have been in danger because the last woman he didn't manage to help ended up dead and people have been calling him dumb and reckless for that for the next 40 years

[heademptyjustptysie]

Batman with jaybin: -and thats how you shot the sniper rifle. You need to have this knowlege and it will be very useful

Batman with red hood: you dare to SHOOT AT PEOPLE?! How could you! I taught you better than this. Your parentage must be showing by this. With you being poor, and also a criminal at 10yo

[arkcael]

(in)frequently secretly fond of these cowboys

i'm a smidge embarrassed alright

[l0adingout]

an officer and his outlaw

[cosmicallymistaken]

Just reread all the Countdown Presents, and I have very important research to present. As we can see Jason and Kyle's working relationship starts off rocky.

Countdown Presents: The Search for Ray Palmer: Wildstorm & Red Rain

But as they continue their travels, Jason and Kyle develop an actual functioning working relationship, and the trio stops splitting up at the start of every single comic.

Countdown Presents: The Search for Ray Palmer: Red Son

And, in the final edition of Countdown Presents they work together great as a team, with the exception of one dig Kyle makes at Jason's anti-hero status almost as an after thought.

Countdown Presents: The Search for Ray Palmer: Superwoman/Batwoman

Now if we plot issues of Countdown Presents on the X-axis and the closeness of Jason and Kyle's relationship on the Y-axis we get a graph that looks like this:

As a math major I'm forced to conclude that if we'd gotten another 6 issues of Countdown Presents, they would have included the Jaykyle marriage.

[meenanya]

Buddy cop flick except it's Jason Todd who is taking a break from being Red Hood due to necessary hip surgery. But he can't not help people so he uses the All-Blades to get rid of magic-related problems, earning him a reputation as the neighborhood "supernatural fix-it guy". Then comes Kyle Rayner, who is searching for a missing Lantern. Hunting down the ring leads him to stumble onto the same case as Jason. Then add in some second-chance romance from their time in Countdown, and bit of a Scully and Mulder dynamic to tie it all together.

[cologona]

There is a difference between Robin Jason and Red Hood, but it’s not good vs evil. It’s naive vs disillusioned. He remained good throughout.

This is why Lost Days is written the way that it is. It seems like Jason has lost himself at first, it seems like he has become corrupted. Come to find out no— he still cares for people. He is driven to these extremes because he cares. Talia is the POV character, and through her we the audience learn this about Jason.

[arrivemedi]

I have to cut them down

[faraskyee]

[arrivemedi]

Doctor's orders!

[viyojo]

Lead and Follow

[monobmp]

My favorite duo...

[keytrio]

enten

[bullshitguy]

playing tug o war with our red string of fate

[adelinamoteru]

big fan of star sapphire jason and white lantern kyle, the tension between those two would be so astronomical it’d be impossible not to fuck