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Grace Kelly and her freind, Mrs. Francis Gray, are shown as thet arrive in New York aboard the SS Constitution on June 12, 1951.
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Wade Wilson art by Francis Gray
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Grace Kelly and Francis Gray aboard SS Constitution in 1951.
you did marvel so how about top ten dc villians?
As with the Marvel villains, these will all be from adaptations (except one is a little dicey; you’ll see when I get to crediting her). And…consequently, they only come from THREE adaptations with that one exception. Also, two of them are complete adaptation-only OCs. Laugh at me all you want.
10. Mr. Freeze (The Batman) (Yes, I said The Batman) (Not the DCAU) (NOT THE DCAU)
9. The Riddler (The Batman)
8. Tala (DCAU/Justice League Unlimited)
7. Doctor Destiny (DCAU/Justice League)
6. Music Meister (Batman: The Brave and the Bold)
5. Francis Gray (The Batman)
4. Chronos (DCAU/Justice League Unlimited)
3. Harley Quinn (kinda hard to credit…the version I’m intimate with is The Batman, but I first got to know her during roleplay with a friend, through which I ended up seeing clips of her from the Arkham games and panels from certain of her comics, which I then saw even MORE of on Tumblr, and Tumblr has exposed me to tons more of Harley in clips, gifs, and panels and I love ALL OF THEM, but my definitive Harley is still The Batman because that’s the one I know best, even though I’m pretty sure I like all Harleys everywhere)
2. Firefly (The Batman)
1. Ragdoll (The Batman)
Yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. But a today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.
Francis Gray
Today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well therefore to this day.
– Francis Gray