I’ve Been Reading 1940s Batman And Detective Comics Which Makes Panels Like These

my favorite part of donna tartt books is that they’re always hyped up to be super dark academia and edgy and deep and then you read it and you find out it’s just 600 some pages of a bunch of gay people doing drugs and committing crimes together

Jason, reading: hmm queer coding

Tim, working on his programming: well. trying to.

prometheus: hot take,

the greek gods: no give that back

yeah sure I'll post this separately why not

coworker trying to figure out jesus’ last name said “jesus carpenter….. john carpenter……. sabrina carpenter………” like he was uncovering an ancient lineage.

SUPERBOY Y TIM SON FANS DEL ROCK NACIONAL!!!!

De aquel amor de música ligera

reblog to beat the joker to death

Bart: can you please get me an ice cream?

Kon: no

Bart:…Bernard would get me an ice cream

Kon:

…

Bart, currently holding two ice creams: :)

Remember that Jason is a ginger and speak spanish fluently?

While yes, canonically, Jason is a ginger in the original comics, I absolutely hate that fact and just choose to ignore it simply because of the reasoning behind why he dyes his hair.

Bruce is in no way an ideal father figure, but the thought that he found this kid, brought him home, and had him dye his hair just to look more like Dick did as Robin.....that's a little too far for me. Besides, I think they kind of retconned this with the New 52 and Rebirth.

As to the language thing, I think he speaks a few languages besides just English and Spanish fluently, but I am not sure which ones for sure. I think German and Italian?

The way The Boy Wonder depicts Jason’s memory of his murder in this panel is haunting.

He looks at the readers, as though begging them to help. He doesn’t know they’re the ones who voted for his demise. That they chose this.

I can’t get over it.