Juneeeeee

men b like wow I’ve never met a girl who liked music before..

You obviously know nothing about men if this is what you think they say

Men will see a mouse and eat it

No they won’t because why would anyone eat a mouse that’s stupid not all men are bad and not all men are stupid you may have had a bad experience with a man but not all men are bad granted there bad men but instantly accusing all men as bad is immature I’m dating a man and he is nowhere near stupid and I know for a fact that he won’t eat a mouse and in pretty sure I could name at least five other men that won’t do something as immature as that and saying that a man will see a mouse and eat it won’t get you a anywhere with a man if anything it will drive them away.

A man will see a mouse and be like is anyone else gonna eat this and not wait for an answer

We Are Robin is the foundational Duke comic in a lot of ways because it sets up some of his most important relationships and just has really instructive Duke personality writing, also Duke was/is a Robin so the Robin mantle is really important to understanding him. But All-Star Batman might be the definitive Duke comic for me in terms of how much it makes your brain melt with the sheer Duke of it all. There's no coming out of that first five issues without Duke thoughts streaming out your ears.

i'm actually curious, what trinkets do you guys have on your keychains? 🗝️

In terms of Duke's opinion on Robin it is VITALLY important that Duke as a child never cared about Robin. He was a Batman fan way more like he dressed up as Batman for Halloween and it was Batman who promised him he'd save his parents. Therefore, it was Batman who failed him. Batman's failure to uphold his promise is symbolic of how the adult world fails children. Throughout all of this, Robin is not even a thought in Duke's mind until he meets/is recruited into We Are Robin. It is Izzy, Dax, Dre, Riko, and Troy who help Duke understand what Robin can mean. And it is only when he puts on the symbol himself that he starts to believe in the Robin promise - the promise of youth & agency, of revolution, of a social movement. There is no Robin prior to him becoming Robin and this is foundational to him and how he understands Robin and heroism as a whole.