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10 months ago
Thank You Pinterest For This Gift Of A Picture, I Had To Draw It It’s So Cute Even If It’s Rushed
Thank You Pinterest For This Gift Of A Picture, I Had To Draw It It’s So Cute Even If It’s Rushed

Thank you Pinterest for this gift of a picture, I had to draw it it’s so cute even if it’s rushed as hell. I unfortunately don’t know who the original cosplayers are but kudos to you bc that picture is so god damn cute

2 months ago

destiel divorce

7 months ago

I had a teacher just last week who was actively talking about how you shouldn't discriminate against other students, and he was specifically talking about disabled students. Midway through this talk, he looks back at me, (I'd been stimming pretty hard the whole time) and he says "what are you, playing air guitar?" And I was so shocked by how ironic it was, that I didn't even say anything.

a drawing of Timmy Turner from Fairly Odd Parents kneeling by his bed with his eyes closed. His speech bubble is edited to say "i wish every teacher who embarrasses disabled students dies & goes to hell no matter what."

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1 month ago
Text reading "fave Disabled superheroes" with Matt Murdock's Daredevil, Roy Harper's Arsenal, Mia Dearden's Speedy, Barbara Gordon's Oracle, Charlotte Webber's Sun Spider, and Logan Lewis' Nightshade surrounding it on a red background
A red background with a photo of Daredevil. A header reads "Matt Murdock/Daredevil" and a bullet point list reads "• Blind
• Supersenses
• Highly trained martial artist and acrobat
• Debuted in 1964
• Has several solo series but frequently has cameos with other heroes
•Sometimes gets involved in big hero events, but usually focuses on street level crime
• Quality of rep varies by writer; has only been written by one blind writer in a Jessica Jones cameo"
A red backed with a photo of Arsenal. A header reads "Roy Harper/Speedy/Red Arrow/Arsenal" and a bullet point list reads "•  Addict, limb difference (briefly)
• No powers but a higly trained
archer and ranged weapons expert
• Debuted in 1941
• Made an addict in 1971
• Loses his arm in 2010, but that was retconned away in the universe reboot of 2011
•Became a dad in 1986, became
marginally less involved in superheroics to raise his daughter,
though this varies depending on the writer
• Rarely has solo books, mostly appears alongside Green Arrow, the Teen Titans, the Justice League,
the Outsiders, and the Outlaws"
A red background with a photo of Speedy and a header reading "Mia Dearden/Speedy." A bullet point list reads "• HIV+, addict
• No powers, but an expert archer
• Debuted in 2001
• Received her diagnosis and revealed her addiction in 2004
• Was retconned out of existence in the 2011 universe reboot, but she is set to be brought back at some point in the current Green Arrow series
• No solo appearances, mostly appears alongside Green Arrow and the Teen Titans"
A red background with a photo of Oracle and a header reading "Barbara Gordon/Batgirl/Oracle." A bullet point list reads "• Paraplegic wheelchair user
• No powers, skilled fighter and computer genius
• Debuted in 1967
• Became paraplegic in 1988
• Started as Batgirl, working as a similar type vigilante as the rest of the bats, but when she became disabled, she began  using her computer skills instead, providing information and leads to heroes across the DC universe as Oracle
• Works most frequently alongside the Batfamily and the Birds of Prey
• Was retconned into being able bodied and Batgirl again in the 2011 universe reboot. Fuck DC and this awful, ableist decision. She was great from 1988-2011 though"
A red background with a photo of Moon Girl and a header reading "Lunella Lafayette/Moon Girl." A bullet point list reads "• Autistic
• Has the power to body swap with a dinosaur, but rarely uses it, relying on her intellect and inventions instead
• Debuted in 2015
• She is undiagnosed, so they don't name her autism on page, but the creator has confirmed it and her symptoms are very evident
• Inhuman
• Great for new comic readers since she's so recent and not bogged down in history
A red background with a photo of Sun Spider and a header reading "Charlotte Webber/Sun Spider." A bullet point list reads "• EDS, crutch and wheelchair user
• Debuted in 2020
• Very few appearances, only shows up in Spider-Verse stories
• Fan favorite character, will likely get more appearances in the future"
A red background with a photo of the new version of Nightshade and a header reading "Logan Lewis/Nightshade." A bullet point list reads "• Sickle Cell Anemia
• Ability to alter her body's chemistry, super strength, can rapidly heat and freeze things she touches
• Brand new hero, debuted in June 2023
• So far she only has one appearance but I'm so excited to see more from her"

Another cross post from my Instagram!

6 months ago
FUCK THIS COUNTRY

FUCK THIS COUNTRY

6 months ago

Some thoughts on Dick's parents, away from the rose-tinted glasses.

[Obligatory ‘new to comic canon’ warning!]

I was working on writing up my thoughts on young!Dick in general, when I kept getting stuck in my thoughts around how there are particular personality traits he likely already possessed before coming into Bruce’s care. This led me down the Grayson family route, which is always interesting. In everything I have consumed so far, this is always portrayed as a very loving relationship that hasn’t really been explored in much depth in canon. Which leads me to…

I completely understand why Dick loves his parents so deeply and don’t doubt at all that they loved him, but there is also this interesting selfishness with them that I find difficult to ignore.  I can’t help but keep coming back to this: they included Dick in an act where they chose not to have a net.  A position where, if he makes a mistake, it could mean his death or (probably worse for Dick) the death of his parents. This isn’t a situation that occurred out of necessity, his parents chose to do this: they could have chosen to use a net when they started involving Dick in their act, but they didn’t.  They could have chosen to wait until Dick was older and more able to make a call about what risks he could and couldn’t take, but they didn’t.  When the options were to adapt their act to protect their son or to keep it as they wanted to, they chose the latter – and I would say because the act wouldn’t be the same if they did.  I very much doubt it’s because they didn’t realise the risk involved, and rather that it wasn’t enough to get them to make changes. 

And so, you have an 8-year-old Dick Grayson who has likely been training for years under the knowledge that if he doesn’t get things perfect – if he makes a mistake – he and his parents could/would die (and it would be his fault).  You have an 8-year-old Dick whose parents are willing to risk his well-being for the ‘greater good’, and he sees this as normal – this is how families are, the payoff is worth it. You have an 8-year-old Dick who likely doesn’t value his own life quite as much as he probably should, because his parents didn’t exactly appear to, either.  You have an 8-year-old Dick Grayson dealing with adult responsibilities and adult consequences. 

This is all drummed into Dick at some level before Bruce even enters the picture. It helps explain why young!Dick struggles to understand why he shouldn’t be able to fight at Bruce’s side – his parents included him in situations that could (and did) turn deadly, and they didn’t feel the need to include a physical or metaphorical safety net.  This is going to sound really harsh, but I think it’s also kind of true: they didn’t value Dick enough to. The act was more important, and the show must go on.

I don’t doubt at all that his parents loved him.  In some ways, it’s even worse that this comes from a place where there is likely love because it gets as deeply ingrained as those healthier, positive parental elements.  However. There is an interesting prioritising of their act over Dick, and I’d love to see this explored more.  Less the perfect, untouchable parents and more the actually somewhat morally grey parents who had both a positive and negative impact on their son.

(or: we really throw the cat amongst the pigeons and hypothesize that the reason they don't use a net with Dick is because it is part of his preparation for the Court of Owls, but that is not simply taking off the rosy glasses but smashing them completely!)

6 months ago

Tim: You don't want Dick to die

Tim: And I don't want Dick to die

Tim: So now we gotta make sure Dick doesn't want Dick to die.

Jason: Fantastic plan but have you fucking met Dick

8 months ago

Especially the heels one.

No one:

Absolutely no one:

Dick Grayson:

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