#babsgordon

[cerveaumou]

[thefourthbatgirl]

i finished the trio! you may notice that i actually do not know how to draw faces. oh well. i’m gonna practice action poses and drawing their suits so that they look cooler. any suggestions on who i should draw?

[mikeuziel]

Finally got some time to do a color/line pass on my buddy Luis' Batgirl tattoo design. #art #instaart #tattoo #batgirl #corgi #babsgordon #batfamily #batgirlforever #dccomics #custom #cute #corgisforever #lineart

[cerveaumou]

I found an old pic of the time i threw a nightwing throwing-knife i had bought at a con and i sent it to my friend who was like it's a very sharp prop

Um yea

I know

I've read Batgirl 2011

[cerveaumou]

Going from batgirl(2011) #34 to #35 hurt me in a way i did not anticipate

I'm not saying one is superior to the other it's two very different styles and #35 first few pages are the reasons i started reading comics a few years ago but the difference in style and vibes hits really hard when you're so engaged emotionally like how did the run go from an arc that culminates to that

To a new story that starts like this

Again i'm not trashing that style it's a style i can enjoy from time to time but the transition is hard to take in

It's not even the first time it happens to a comics i'm reading it's just that i want more and there just isn't

I usually don't enjoy the dark and gritty batfam stuff that takes itself too seriously but this one time i feel like it's better

Idk i just took psych damage i needed to vent somewhere

[davejcarr]

I have wanted to read Oracle code for a long time. Barbara Gordon as wheelchair using hacker and crime solver Oracle it's probably my favorite character in corporate superhero comics , Marieke Nijkamp is queer and disabled, though they are not wheelchair users themselves. They have written and talked about disability in ways that I find very resident.. Manuel Preitano''s pencils and Jordi Bellaire 's colors look great. There are some wonderful things about this book, from accurate depictions of the kinds of skills one learns in a clinical rehab independent living training scenario, there are great moments of friendship and conflict between diverse sampling of disabled characters, but there is a rather glaring flaw in the decision to treat that same rehab and some of the same staff therapists and members as villains conducting eugenics experiments on the rehab residents . On the one hand, this ground was the story in conventional superhero trope and there is certainly a history and present of people with disabilities being subject to all kinds of medical experiments without their complete active consent, but I have a big problem with the way it's presented in the story.  Finding the secretlab where the disappearances and experiments are taking place takes away from showing Barbara actually going through rehab, and especially in processing the psychological aspects of her trauma in a way that is very essential to the story that the creators seemed to be trying to tell. Worse, those moments they do capture some spirit of rehab and independent living style therapy and pedagogy are undermined by later development In the last two panels I excerpted I think it's a real problem they have the physical therapist giving out actually sound advice about trying hard not being able to advance the timetable of healing rehab and only to have be revealed as a eugenical villain is jarring This framing does allow Babs and Company to fisticuff literal prejudice which is a superhero thing but Babs suspicions about the efficacy of independent living and Rehab are somewhat Justified and that's alarming #theoraclecode #dccomics #mariekenijkamp #wheelchairusers #babsgordon (at Gotham City) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCjtfSEBIi0/?igshid=4cdwfsu8ywsc

[theflashrules]

Good morning guys...ready for Monday? #batgirl #dccomics #babsgordon #barbaragordon #batman #girlpower #dc #dcu #dcwomen (at Toronto, Ontario)

[theflashrules]

Those moves though #dccomics #batgirl #batgirlofburnside #barbaragordon #babsgordon