#post-flashpoint

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Dark Nights: Metal (2017) #1

Variant Covers by and Tyler Kirkham and Bill Sienkiewicz

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Justice League (2016) #32

"Do you enjoy the cave I built for you, Diana? There was a time, in my universe, when I hoped we'd share a home. But I guess this is the closest we'll ever get."

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New Super-Man #2 (2016)

"Ready?"

"Always."

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Trinity Annual (2016)

“Relax, Clark. I’m sure Bruce can afford to pick up the tab. Isn’t that right?”

“Come on now, Diana. You know I own this restaurant.”

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Wonder Woman Vol. 1 #800, "Whatever Happened to the Warrior of Truth? Part 2" (2023)

"Damn it, Diana. Always there when I need you most. Even in my dreams."

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8. Is there anything about post-Flashpoint canon you prefer to pre-Flashpoint canon? Be honest.

I like Tim's current personality and path in life better than what Red Robin had him on.

Look, Red Robin is a fantastic series, don't get me wrong, but Tim fucking miserable for almost the entire book and while it makes sense given what he was going through, they didn't really get to run long enough for him to truly heal and I. Don't like that. It makes me miss my sweet, gentle, brainy boy who truly believes in second chances and redemption and in negotiating peaceful solutions whenever he can and while he's still there in RR, he's trapped under so much pain and self-denial and isolation and it makes me sad!

So I like that he's Robin again, and I like that he's been allowed to start exploring his sexuality and that it led to his relationship with Bernard, and I like that he gets to be the earnest Robin who saves Batman again. And I wish people would stop trying to force him to be something he's not purely for some arbitrary presumption of 'maturity.'

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I love it when x-ray vision is given this visualisation