#tiff fox

[firstdaddymajorbaddy]

Duke nation I need y'all to lock the fuck in with me & think of a Batman, Robin & Batgirl trio but made up of Jace, Duke & Tiff & in the style of the 2004 Batman cartoon, y'all know the one

[dailybatgirl]

Batgirl: Future’s End #1 (2014)

[yellowflowerevythinks]

Batfam head cannons and also working on my new timeline!

So outside of my own fan characters, not a lot of the universe changes in too many big ways. (I mean, unless your comparison is against the absolute universe) but for the general universe I’m kind of merging a lot of things together. Like number one I like the anachronistic aesthetic of the Gotham TV show and honestly, I’ve always felt like Gotham was very anachronistic since I saw the first Batman cartoon. I don’t particularly want the world to be modern. I kind of really like the idea of Bruce starting in the 50s and despite the fact that they have cell phones now and stuff that looks like our time. It’s probably not much farther than the 80s in their world. Like if we are thought to have jumped fast, they jumped way way faster. I just really enjoy that.

Sorry, almost got lost on a tangent.

The point is I’ve actually been working on this idea for… maybe 10 years now. Oh God, it’s been 10 years.

I’ve been trying to get up the courage to talk about it for a long time. I think I haven’t really been active on here till recently and… especially now that AI is such a big overarching shadow… it made it even harder to wanna share.

But I’ve been doing this for literally 10 years and there’s really nothing else that I am going to get out of it other than sharing it with other people who care. If I’m ever found. The Internet is big. So on the off chance that no one sees it and then I’m just talking into the void. Which honestly is a little more relaxing than I think it should be. I’m going to talk about.

Gotham Streets

That’s the name of the series I wanna make. It would be its own universe akin to the absolute universe. But yanno under my control.

Certain things would change, but other things wouldn’t like for instance I actually am disappointed of how little use homomagi get. They’re really cool concept.

But also, how all the big changes of the universe leave cracks. I feel like most people just treat them as a reboot and I think it would be more fun not to. Or not entirely. And what does it mean to be on the other side of things? I feel sometimes we play with that in superhero media but we don’t really look at it. NOT that I’m saying I’m gonna be doing an especially good job at it. Writing superheroes is cool. But I also think that I should.

I’m doing this and I’m writing this to gear myself up to post the first few chapters. The rest will be on my Patreon because…wheeeellllllllll money is kinda tight so a few more dolhairs can’t hurt.

But more importantly, I want to share. I’ve been working on character designs and different plot points and themeing. Building out the cast for larger than I even initially expected.

I just really like the world I’ve built and… it doesn’t belong to me anyway so… this version can.

All right that’s cool but what is this actually about?

Crap, I another tangent on my part.

Gotham Street is coming in the timeline between the justice league series and Batman beyond. But this isn’t the world of Batman beyond. Well… not entirely. Things happen differently. Some into small ways others and very large ways.

What’s important to know is that the characters here are growing up in the shadow of Batman. I’m not trying to answer the origin of the crimes. We can chat about how it was the chicken or the egg, but how are you going to feed it? How will the Chiken live?

This is how children grow up in the city of Gotham now that Batman is here. Batman is a constant. Is a part of the only world they’ve ever known. They have to grow up here. And how does one do that? And what is the rest of the world like?

So we see this story specifically through

The Girls Club

And their singular member that exists nowhere else but here.

That was admittedly made because a certain group of boys won’t let them participate in what people call now hero work or vigilante work. And they decided otherwise.

So if you’re interested in finding out what happens with this rough tumble group. And how they even meet? Stay tuned!

[gothamcenzine]

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[donnatroyprincessofthemyscira]

[flashfuture]

You know what was a wasted opportunity in the Batman Comics?

That they never had Lucius Fox’s kids be best friends or at least close friends with Bruce’s kids. You know just besides Luke some people outside of the life who could come over for dinner and who’d probably go to school with them because they’re all rich kids.

Dick at least seems to know everyone at Wayne Enterprises really well. And pre new 52 was the same age as Lucius’s son Timmy. Pre reboot there was also Tiffany who could have played an older sort of cousin role. And now Dick is probably similar in age to Timmy still even though I think he’s only appeared once. There is no reason why Dick who probably spent a lot of time at WE as a kid couldn’t hang out with Timmy. Also to note they both became estranged from their fathers around the same time. More bonding.

Jason Todd should have been about the same age as Lucas Fox. They could have been good friends before Jason died. Maybe angry Jason Todd reminded Luke of how angry Timmy used to be and he didn’t want Jason to run off like his brother did.

Cass could know Tamara well as a friend outside of the family. And pre reboot she would have been younger than Tiff and could have had another family friend older sister figure.

Tim at seventeen is probably around the same age as Tamara. He knows Luke well enough but could have interacted with Tam some more. Plus if he ever met Timmy they’d immediately latch onto the same name jokes.

Tiff has been made Lucius’s youngest child in reboot and I honestly have no idea how old she’s supposed to be. It varies from like ten to looking like she’s four. But they also seemed to forget they killed Tam so whatever. If she’s about ten that’s perfect another non super friend for Damian and she’s really smart so he shouldn’t be too annoyed by her. Or if she’s younger like four Damian could have adventures in babysitting.

I just wish they’d use the Fox family some more.

[scribe-of-maat]

With The Next Batman: Second Son on its way, I wanted to muse about giving each family member their own place in the DC universe

A year ago, Lucius Fox became the controlling shareholder of Wayne Enterprises and its new CEO, President Fox. That same week, angry anti-Wayne demonstrators mobbed the Fox household.

Tanya Fox, using funds expertly embezzled from Wayne Enterprises, as Bankroller, she tactically channels money into Gotham’s gangs to keep them killing each other and not its citizens.

Tamara Fox becomes a self-taught witch, donning the heroic persona of Nightcraft to combat the coming threats she dreamed of while she was comatose.

Luke Fox has been Batwing for years. He puts all his energy into trying to steer his family forward, but being a full-time Leaguer eats into his work-life balance.

Jace Fox only recently became Batman and made it clear when they met that the first’s blessing to do so is immaterial to him. Of course, being a hero in one life and the family’s black sheep in the other puts a strain on him.

Finally, Tiffany Fox is Batgirl. Even if her parents ground her each time they go to the hospital to pick her up. Luke’s refusal to mentor her drove her to heroing with Tanya Spears, Sarah “Cierra” Diggle and Natasha Irons as the Heiress Club.

[castlewyvern]