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i feel like people need to start writing bruce wayne as autistic intentionally. no “implied” no “coded”. batman is AUTISTIC. say it with your chest and write him experiencing the dehumanising way autistic people are treated and write Brucie Wayne as his form of masking and write him learning coping strategies and teaching those important to him about autism. write Bruce Wayne learning to open up about being autistic and using his status to improve ways autistic people are treated in schools, work and medical establishments as well as the pay for support and social workers so as they can do their jobs affectively

I need more Ghostmaker asap

That hoodie song but it’s ghostbat where Khoa keeps the jacket Bruce gave him back when they left master Kirigi (BtK) and still has it years later

been freed from uni so my mates been using me for art

I will confess, while I don't ever want Robin to be retconned out or like. treated like the role doesn't exist, I think that responses to 'i prefer batman stories without robin' as "omg you must really like the 1 year of stories in the 1930s" are kind of stupid.

There are also many good comics that take place during a time period when Batman has a Robin, but he's simply not in the story. This is totally normal for Batman comics, sometimes you read 13 issues of a run before the currently Robin appears and he's only there for 2 before disappears again for another 8 issues.

I always find it funny when in identity reveal fics the characters are like "That makes so much sense! Every time Batman gains an ally, Bruce Wayne adopts a child" but...not exactly. Tim was Robin for like, five years before being adopted by Bruce. Cassandra wasn't a public person, and if we are going by the logic that every Robin and Batgirl is one of Bruce Wayne's children, where is he hiding his secret redhead and blonde daughters?