unharbinger:

Greek tragedy is always a story of the insoluble. The conflict of personal desire versus the demands of society. And tragedies always begin long before the first scene is played. They are born often enough of actions taken in purity, be it in intention or emotion, done more often than not for the best of reasons.

But all tragedies end the same way.

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temporalfluxinfinity:

Batman and Supergirl by Dustin Weaver

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comickergirl:

The Bat-Folk, Or: Comickergirl Wanted an Excuse to Draw Someone Making ‘Bat Ears’

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• Superman: My mom made it for me.
• Wonder Woman: My mom gave it to me.
• Batman:

fycomicbookfriendships:

Steph: Wow, I’ve been, like, totally blabbing in your ear all night, haven’t I? I’m way sorry. I’m still getting used to all of this. I’ll turn it off now..
Bruce: Don’t apologize. And don’t turn it off. I.. don’t mind the company. 

Gotham Knights #22

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What’s going on between you and Diana?

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dcplanet:

DC Keychains

• Illustration by Rebel-Chan

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jesic:

After the fight, by midnightride

Today, I learned what badassery truly looks like.