it's called a fadeaway jumper

that subversive part of dishwashing where your dishes start washing you

must feel so good to be soil absorbing rain

im sure its been used in bad faith before, but i do think the "batman is a fascist who beats up poor people and the mentally ill" argument is nowadays basically just used as a strawman. it is treated by fans as a baseless attack on bruce wayne as a character, somebody who doesnt read comics doesnt know hes actually a great person and that the joker murders people etc, which makes it really hard to talk about the genuine issues batman comics have irt classism and ableism. batman does have a history of having its villains coded as degenerate (mentally ill, queer, theyre effeminate men and domineering women), batman does beat up faceless henchmen who are often shown as dirty and poor, batman does, as previously mentioned, have villains who go to an asylum and are sometimes narratively framed as deserving of medical abuse. im not saying bruce wayne is a bad person when i say this, because he is not real. im criticizing the nature of the series as a whole.

he fell to his knees and wept btw

jason being canonically Not Evil is funny but him somehow managing to use that in fights is even funnier. like the time he ragebaited essence to stab him with her "Warning: Only Use Against Evil" sword so that when she does get him, the sword is like 🤨🤨 ayo that guy is pure of heart tf are you doing and essence gets trapped in the sword as punishment