Tbh, I cant imagine Jason Todd as someone who would actually be rude with his partner. For me, he would definitely be sassy, but never fierce. After his resurrection, Jason would try so hard to forget how to love, shaping himself into ruthless and bitter lump of ubiquitous venom. Nevertheless, rare thought of gently loving someone always slips in between the rage. It happens unexpectedly, when he glances at random couple that was just saved from a felony by him, Jason cant help but dream of having the life they have. The blessing to be close to someone, feel their hands on his wounds, sleep without the gun under his pillow. He would imagine himself actually having an overwhelming desire to rush back home where the lover awaits for Jason, and of course, getting the privilege to call them "his" — the thing he never got in his life.
The memory of his adolescence, the first love he had, will always be buried deep inside. Only in a seldom moments, when the life hits Jason too hard, with a glass of alcohol, the slightest thought of never-come-true dream pops up in his head.
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Last night I read Tales of the Titans by Shannon Hale, Dean Hale, Tini Howard, Steve Orlando, and Andrew Constant, and this was an fun and interesting read which had a dedicated chapter focused on the individual members of the Titans who at the time did not have their own solo series.
Each story was interesting in it's own way with how far the characters have come and where they are.
It would be cool to see Starfire, Raven, Donna, and Beast Boy get their own solo series. Given that not too long ago Tate Brombal said about how DC has plans for Starfire, Raven, and Beast Boy, I am hopeful.
I do have a theory about what might happen with Donna, but we'll just have to wait and see.
Spoiler stuff below
Starting with the Starfire story by Shannon and Dean Hale, it was interesting with finding out how she sees her emotions with how she feels things more than normal while also seeing herself and Blackfire in Kardam and Ranat. Her taking on a new meaning for the term Princess was really cool. It is also really nice to see that there is a friendship being built between her and Barbara.
Raven's story by Tini Howard was cool with how she was presented with a chance to prevent history from repeating itself with a girl who was part of a cult that worshipped Trigon being pregnant with his grandson. It's interesting how she was able to see her brother, Liam, that took the form of an Azarath angel to bring in Rachel in order to stop it. This also introduced a character who I actually hadn't heard of before in the form of Pantha. So I think I will need to look into her later after work and find some books that feature her.
Donna's story by Steve Orlando was interesting with how it seemed to settle on an origin as I know she is one of those characters who has more than one. But this went with the origin of Diana saving her from a fire. This really showed how she sees her photography as well with the camera being just as deadly a weapon as the lasso or shield. Also, it was great to see Vixen!
Finally, the Beast Boy story by Andrew Constant really delved into his internal trauma after Deathstroke shot him and his struggles with taking on larger forms. This was very much a story of looking for the light in the darkness for Garfield, and his light is Raven, since it was due to her finding him through dreams or something like that, I wasn't fully sure what that was, but yeah, she helped him push past his doubts and began taking on bigger forms again, starting with a Werewolf to take on Anthony Lupus.
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Fic rec! 2.5K Batman Angst featurine Tim
Summary: Tim gets a text inviting him to celebrate Damian. On July 19th. It has to be a coincidence. There’s no way his family would throw him a surprise party for his 18th birthday. He won’t get his hopes up and he’ll support Damian like a good brother would. Except he does get his hopes up. Like an idiot.
Comments: Heavy on the angst here for those looking. Dick throws a party for Damain, completely overlooking Tim’s birthday, and Tim keeps mum while struggling. Bruce figures it out, but nothing good comes of it, which is absolutely heartbreaking and serves as an official nail in the childhood coffin for Tim. No comfort here for miles around.
"average person hated Jason Todd as the second Robin and wanted him dead" factoid actualy just statistical error. average person liked Jaybin. Jim Starlin Georg, who lives in an echo chamber and tries to kill Jason Todd 10,000 times each day, is an outlier adn should not have been counted
The Justice League fighting over if they should get involved in wars between countries, because how do you choose aside? How do you remain an independent, neutral third party? How can you promote peace and not try to bring it?
Meanwhile, a bunch of junior heroes get served draft papers. There's no debate for them, no chance of choosing not to fight. There's no choice at all
Wonder Woman (1987-2006) #87 aYou really miss out on Wonder Woman disguising herself as an SW to beat-up a pimp with a hook hand if you're not reading 90s Wondwr Woman by Messner-Loebs et all 🤣
