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.
(via wonderarity)
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
HEY, PAGE.
GET ON MY BLOG ALWAYS.
that is all
megamarines:
Scars Of The Family
(via andysar)
jesic:
After the fight, by midnightride
Today, I learned what badassery truly looks like.
adventuresofcomicbookgirl:
ianbrooks:
The Adventures of Ordinary Batman by Sarah Johnson
It stands to reason that since Batman is kind of just a regular guy, the comics are kind of lax in portraying his more normal adventures. In her spare time, Sarah began doodling some of Bat’s more mundane capers, like fishing, riding a swing tire, and scooping up the poop of an adorbzable kitteh. A motion I propose to the Internets: this is all official canon now. If we all pretend hard enough, they’ll have to make it true, right?
Artist: tumblr / website
the cereal one omg
(via sadieblodgett)
batmangothamknight:
Zatanna and Bruce
(via wonderarity)
obijohnkenobi:
rafael albuquerque’s lil’ leaguers. love.
Omigosh.
(Source: drawing-bored)
Well aren’t you fellas a fucking riot
(Source: nothingislinear, via sadieblodgett)
“Now what?” Batman asked.
“I can link minds with the dragon,” Wonder Woman said. “I can try to get the dragon to reject the evil magic.”
Wonder woman reached into the dragon’s mind.
Then the dragon vanished in a puff of smoke.
Courtesy Barnes & Noble, as I was leaving the check-out line and couldn’t resist but open up some DC Superheroes Children’s Book thing that was displayed on the way out.
Because no matter how shameless it is to be in your early 20s and cooing over a kids’ superhero book while actual kids are checking them out and my sister is getting embarrassed of me like I give a fuck, this passage is just golden, ok? GOLDEN:
“Now what?” Batman asked.
Of course Bruce is a dick even in a children’s book. BUUUUUUT then:
Wonder woman reached into the dragon’s mind.
Then the dragon vanished in a puff of smoke.
Yeah.
DIANA JUST CASUALLY REACHED INTO A DRAGON’S MIND AND MADE IT VANISH IN A FUCKING PUFF OF SMOKE.
emeraldtempest:
Diana: How long have you been skulking around here?
Bruce: Long enough to hear that none of you could get past your cartoonish, slack-jawed dumb-foundedness over the situation and secure any answers as to why a man who we all know is dead walks around articulating like a walking anachronism. Catch.
Kyle: That is, by far, the most complex sentence I’ve ever heard anyone utter.
Wally: Ten bucks says he’s been hiding in the shadows for the last hour, just so he could come up with a put-down that classy.