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@thebatscomeouttoplay replied to your post
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am i the only dickbabs fan who doesn’t care for...
I thought carrying the bride was like a tradition thing.
they showed it in the actual wedding, not just over the threshold when entering the new place. and there were no panels of her in her chair in the actual wedding.
thebatscomeouttoplay replied to your post “I am so confused, does dc want dickkory and dickbabs at war? Since dc...”
Also, it's more likely to develop a relationship between two characters in their solo titles (and dickbabs are in each other's solicitations) than in a mini series, a "crisis" event, with a political subtext. Also, who's writing Heroes in Crisis is Tom King, the same guy writing the Batrimony, probably he had to "approve" what's happening in the preludes (or at least I hope so, since these events are converging to the wedding menace) and dickbabs is being teased in it.
I concur. I don’t think King will do a ship tease for either Dickbabs or DickKory. I think he’s been building this event for a while and it’s gonna have a massive cast so I don’t see him trying fast track the rekindling of a ship in an event. Dickbabs is getting established in their respective titles so I think we’re good on that front so I agree with you on all that
Plus if you do wonder where his heart lies these words are from Tom King himself about them: “ KING: And with Dick and romance, you have to keep in mind, that even if she’s not on the page, she haunts every page. Dick Grayson and Barbara Gordon as Batgirl are sort of the Romeo and Juliet of the DCU. It’s hard to have one without the other. What that allows you to do with Dick is play with every female character, knowing that Barbara is still out there, and that a piece of him will always be with her.” XX
and this tweet also from tom king: “A sadly unsuccessful pitch from long ago. Batgirl and Robin: At Last By Tim Seeley and Tom King Mission Impossible meets Romeo and Juliet.” XXX
I definitely ain’t worry:) He vibes them.
