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Lake Cantwell I love you
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The way I screamed at this part in the new issue.
Harvey being frightened to hear that he's liked in that way, and has 'fangirls', is so real. Christian Ward has seen all six of us on here and went, yeah, I can work with that.
HARVEY, WE LOVE YOU.
Himb. <3
Great issue by the way, the ending had me vibrating. Now, I won't say what it is, but the whole thing with Die was leading me to think that there was gonna be a certain... reveal. But hmmm.
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more comic characters should haunt their writers like how everyone who’s written John Constantine keeps meeting him in dark alleys
What The Actual Fuck
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My old arts PART 2 LEEEET`S GOOOOO
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Oh sure, everyone loves Jason Todd because he’s such a tragic and suffering badass. They love how he was so close to Bruce but felt like Bruce abandoned Jason, let him down, and replaced him with another partner. They love his tough backstory growing up in poverty. They love his former idealism back in the good old days, even when that idealism crossed Batman’s moral boundaries in the name of the greater good. They love that Jason is so traumatized and unstable after his attack that they embrace him even at his worst. They love him becoming a mob boss, killing untold numbers of people with his twin pistols, creating more orphans in his wake, because they feel for his pain. They love him even while ignoring his bad stories, understanding that some writers simply don’t understand what makes him great, especially those stories that go out of their way to make him a villain. Most of all, they love the mutual, strained love between him and Batman, who never stops holding out hope that Jason will come back to him and not succumb to darkness again. They love Jason for all of that.
But when I, Harvey Dent
I DIDNT SEE THE TWIST
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I do apologize for referring to your 8 year old as a “churlish young lout”. I find that epithet to accurately portray his conduct but I understand why I must show restraint in expressing my true opinions in his presence. Remove that infernal iPad from his grasp, I implore you.
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half of the writers room for gotham (2014-2019) was fully convinced it was a gritty hypermasculine cable cop show and the other half believed they were writing a batman 1966 spiritual successor for the dark cabaret crowd and all of them had conflicting fetishes and every episode was called something like i brought you my bullets you brought me your love and jada pinkett smith had the ghosts of several silver screen divas within her wrestling for control of her performance at all times and they always set aside some time for the penguin serve segment, where robin lord taylor as oswald cobblepot would appear onscreen with his slicked down spiky bangs and cunt it up in ways that the world hadn’t seen since edmund said now gods stand up for bastards in the very first performance of king lear. and nobody involved had ever seen a tv show before so it can’t be judged within those terms.