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[lightningflvsh]

follows from - @codfiish • art only - @bluuscreen

-> cod • it/he • adult

-> art tag - #.png | the #cute :] tag is just stuff that makes me smile

-> dc • [some] marvel

-> primarily batfam, occasionally green lantern and shazam + spider-man and deadpool

-> slowly making my way through a bunch of comics/reading lists. not an expert on any character, no matter how much i may draw them or talk about them. pls don’t take much of anything i say seriously o7

-> you can use my art for icons/headers/moodboards, but link back to my blog if you do! i don’t allow direct reposting to other sites at all

[tomoless]

Creature feature

[onebadnoodle]

drawing practice featuring an assortment of batman characters

[nyukaart]

Monthly comic is here! (Ignore that I didn't post one for the last two months (I've been going through something))

[fuzzy-oooze]

There's this really obscure forgotten DC hero named the Heckler, who's basically buggs bunny as a superhero, not having any powers or physically strong, but just really good at pissing people off until they accidentally deal with themselves.

Now they're interesting, but the REAL star of the show is one of his villains, John Doe the Generic Man, who's this guy in a stark white suit with flat pink unshaded, untextured skin with no features or anything who talks like chatGPT and has black text over his face that explains what he's feeling at the moment. That guy is fucking fascinating.

[dirbenaffleck]

i think the marvel vs dc conversation is bad because they're very different animals and i think its very obvious in how they approach the avengers and the justice league, even if you compare it between dceu and mcu, because at the end of the day superheroes in marvel seem to be allied with the governemtn regardless of their cause, like shield and avengers seem to be deeply connected in both fucntion and system because they're lead by a military guy and then the league in itself is funny because literally no one gets paid, they consider it volunteer work, that they operate outside of the planet so they would not be beholden to one state

[frownyalfred]

the Avengers: you don't understand, we HAVE to work with the government. to protect people.

the JL, in their satellite floating just outside of Earth's jurisdiction: lmao ok

[arkcael]

vigilante character select:

[wiltkingart]

heartmates

[wiltkingart]

alleyway romance

[lovesick-joey]

cat pics

[littlefankingdom]

[lightningflvsh]

every time someone acts like jason was always violent and always okay with killing criminals an angel loses its wings

[stantanly]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

little short comic of one of my favs, ty goat @thesulkycroissant for ur contribution to dick & tim brotherisms its everything to me... million dollars for another one please please plea

[x23innocencelost]

Every three months a new person remembers that in NJ it's illegal to pump your own gas and therefor posit that gas station employees in Gotham must therefore pump the Batmobile's gas. While this is of course a humorous image I implore everyone to remember that nothing Batman does is legal.

[ciricearts]

yeehawww

[onion-souls]

"Why don't the people of Gotham just move?"

Because it's a massive East Coast city but the property values are probably like $200 a month for a three bedroom apartment, and most Gothamites are like, "Hey, Bane never swore to break my back."

And here's the thing: you're not just moving out of Gotham City. You're moving into the rest of the DC universe. And it has hero-based power scaling.

Oh, Metropolis looks fucking great. But it gets invaded by aliens and robots and demigods, because Superman is there.

Wonder Woman's tangling with gods.

You go to Central City, and some Reverse-Flash motherfucker runs backwards from an alternate future and kicks your balls off at the speed of light.

You could move to the West Coast, and oh, an entire city just gets exploded by Cyborg Superman or some shit.

How about you move to Indianapolis, or Cleveland? Haha, no. They have no protector during the alien invasions, and you're in Cleveland

So stay in Gotham. Sure, you have lunatics, but you know that if you had a gun, you at least have a chance against the Joker or Riddler. Mongo of War-World would crush you. But Gotham just has creeps, and you know you have a chance. Even Bane, R'as Al-Ghul, Killer Croc, and Mr. Freeze are just slightly altered dudes. Oh no, Poison Ivy is going to kiss me to death! Who gives a shit, you kinda wanted to go out that way anyway.

There are super-intelligent telepathic gorilla warlords in Africa and the Greek titans are real and chained in the abyss

[choppers-pink-hat]

This does beg the question of why Gotham has such a horrible in-universe reputation when all its villains are relatively human compared to the cosmic bullshit that most other heroes put up with.

I think it's all about perception. Gotham City has crime. But when Ares sends his undying legions to march upon the mortal realm and Wonder Woman has to punch all of them, people don't internalize that as "crime." That's "a crisis" or "a religious event" or at best, terrorism. Same thing when Superman has to stop Brainiac from shrinking Metropolis or whatever. That stuff is objectively more dangerous but it's on such a huge scale that "crime" is not the word for it. The cops don't involve themselves in this at any point. But the stuff Batman deals with is like, robberies, assaults, gang wars, serial killings. All his villains commit actual crimes, so they go into police reports, which end up as statistics. So when someone compiles all this data, oh look, Gotham City has the highest crime rate in the country, yet again. Forget the fact that 10% of Keystone City's population had their skulls crushed by invading superintelligent gorillas. Who cares that a random guy in Opal City accidentally teleported the entire state to Hell after he found out the hard way that he was born a wizard. Those are not crimes. There's nothing in the police recordkeeping app's drop-down menu for a Gorilla invasion. Closest thing we've got is Random Chimp Event.

So my theory is that while Gotham does have a lot of crime, what it does not have is space catastrophes. And so it ends up being the most dangerous city based on a bureaucratic technicality.

[spicy-apple-pie]

God Damian, you're basically holding him at gun point

Commission Info / Kofi (members get comics a week early)

[ciricearts]

she’s so beautiful with her curls!