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this doesn’t mean i want kory to forgive her, the opposite actually. i think kory should want to forgive her, seeing her sister trying to change her ways, trying to rekindle their relationship. seeing the possibility to have the relationship with her sister that she always wanted but not being able to embrace it because she just can’t forgive her. what she did was just to much.

when you're at a point where you're publishing comics with worse, less substantial representation of black characters than you were in the 90s or 2000s, i feel like, and now maybe this is crazy, but i feel like maybe you should at least acknowledge that you have an issue

is hopeless platonic a thing

[ID: Text that reads: "In almost 50 years, DC has only had 10 Black ongoing series in its mainline continuity, with only 1 surpassing 50 issues, and not a single [title led by a] Black woman. They constantly blame sales, but they're playing a game with the deck stacked against us. This needs to stop," said James Portis III, also known as JPenumbra. /End ID.]

Being a DC fan in actuality is really fucking funny because you’ll mostly stay in your own corner with passing knowledge on other characters and then sometimes discourse you’ve never heard of pops up on your dash about another subset of DC and when you click on it it’s apparently an argument that’s been going on for 20+ years and has divided the entire character tag, had 3 writers fired, forced DC editorial to step in only to get lashed off the internet, led to 7 fist fights and also Batman is There. And then you click out of it and Never Hear Of It Again.

being a helena wayne fan is an eternal commitment to suffering bc 1) dc has no idea what to do with her outside of putting her in a big crisis storylines, 2) a good chunk of people just want her to be a baby/cute accessory to the batfam, and 3) her best comics are only mildly intriguing and unfortunately rushed