Headcanon that since Jason can’t go out with his family publicly, what he does instead is show up in random disguises.
Bruce is chatting up some socialites at a gala, talking about the joys of fatherhood and how rewarding it is. Meanwhile he made eye contact with Jason disguised as a waiter twenty minutes ago, and is currently trying to stop his eye from twitching.
Dick is speaking to a third grade class as a part of the Bludhaven Police department outreach program, except when he walks in Jason is sitting behind the teachers desk, playing the role of substitute.
Babs can’t help but stare when Jason hands her a coffee from behind the counter of her favorite coffee shop. (His name tag reads Peter, and for a second she thinks she’s actually lost it).
Tim walks into Wayne Towers one day and on his way in, he waves to his secretary- lo and behold Marjorie has been replaced by Jason. It takes him three hours to notice.
Cass walks into ballet class to discover her teacher had to take a sick day- his replacement is Jason in a beret who talks in a terrible French accent the entire class, only to drop it at the very end to talk in a thick New Jersey accent. Her entire class talks about it for weeks.
Stephanie hails a cab on her way home one night, only to find Jason driving. She’s not sure how he pulled it off or how he got a cab, but her mind is effectively blown.
Duke is on a school trip to the natural history museum, and when the tour guide introduces himself, Duke can’t help but role his eyes. Jason gives a surprisingly good tour, even throwing in some tidbits about a robbery that went down just last week that the Signal stopped.
Damian’s encounter happens when he’s with Jon in metropolis. He’s watching Jon play baseball, and when Jon steps up to bat, he can’t help but notice a the umpire looks a little familiar.
In which Stiles comes home to Derek (who inadvertently offended a witch by arguing that his husband was more magically powerful than her and ends up cursed to stay in his wolf form unless Stiles can reverse it) and Eli (who took one look at his Daddy stuck in wolf shift and simply decided this was for Papa to deal with) eating ramen (made by Eli with his Daddy’s supervision).
The whole Steve is colorblind thing. I like the idea that Steve, given that his entire life is about fighting against the limitations of his body, wouldn’t bat an eye at being colorblind – he’ll just work around it, just as he has to work around all of his other illnesses. And Bucky, all teasing aside, will be there to support him. I especially like the idea of Bucky being Steve’s eyes – telling him the colors of the world. Since so much of being an artist *is* the reading of colors, Steve’s artistic ambitions also taps into Bucky’s latent artistic abilities (he’s always had sharp eyesight, after all). As is always the case: where Steve goes, Bucky is right there with him.
ALSO SUPER IMPORTANT: color blindness is pretty complex – there’s lots of different kinds and degrees. Steve is probably not completely color-blind! I went for the cheap joke in the first page, but he can probably tell the difference between green and blue. -__-. (It’s much harder to express nuance in comics guys… stick to fics)
In which Stiles comes home to Derek (who inadvertently offended a witch by arguing that his husband was more magically powerful than her and ends up cursed to stay in his wolf form unless Stiles can reverse it) and Eli (who took one look at his Daddy stuck in wolf shift and simply decided this was for Papa to deal with) eating ramen (made by Eli with his Daddy’s supervision).
