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Which M/M ship with Bruce Wayne do you like the most?
Superbat (Bruce Wayne/Clark Kent)
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Talon! DickÂ
This was kind of a request from a friend. I wanted to draw Talon and she wanted some fanservice, so yeah. I never say no to drawing hot dudes–
Still don’t know what the actual hell did I do with the colors, but it looks good enough for improvisation.
I am still feral over Bruce and Dick as being peers. They are brothers, they are family, Bruce is so much bigger but they're both still eight years old. They are friends and equals and the only ones who understand each other.
I am still feral over Bruce and Dick as being peers. They are brothers, they are family, Bruce is so much bigger but they're both still eight years old. They are friends and equals and the only ones who understand each other.
Look, Nightwing being Batman’s favorite doesn’t mean that Batman would trade everyone else for a corn chip.
Unless Nightwing wants a corn chip of course. 🤔
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Look, Nightwing being Batman’s favorite doesn’t mean that Batman would trade everyone else for a corn chip.
Unless Nightwing wants a corn chip of course. 🤔
Batman- DC Comics
“The reason for distancing Dick from Bruce from what I gather after asking Mike Marts, is that DC is embarrassed of the gay jokes and connotations. I asked Marts why Dick was no longer Bruce’s ward during a panel and he just kinda scoffed and remarked, “Yeah, some guy and a kid living together,” and rolled his eyes. I quickly threw in “…but I always thought of them as father and son.” To where one of the other panelists chimed in, “Yeah, an adolescent, an adult and their butler all living together,” in a mocking tone to where they all, including [Scott] Snyder, broke down giggling like a bunch of school boys. It felt like there was some kind of super secret gay joke or something and they were all making fun of me for it because I just didn’t get it. I know it was a big thing in Wertham’s book, and sure SNL makes fun of it with their “Ambiguous Gay Duo”, but I always figured DC and/or WB had their big boy pants on when it came to that kind of pointless ridicule.”
— [Source.]
“The reason for distancing Dick from Bruce from what I gather after asking Mike Marts, is that DC is embarrassed of the gay jokes and connotations. I asked Marts why Dick was no longer Bruce’s ward during a panel and he just kinda scoffed and remarked, “Yeah, some guy and a kid living together,” and rolled his eyes. I quickly threw in “…but I always thought of them as father and son.” To where one of the other panelists chimed in, “Yeah, an adolescent, an adult and their butler all living together,” in a mocking tone to where they all, including [Scott] Snyder, broke down giggling like a bunch of school boys. It felt like there was some kind of super secret gay joke or something and they were all making fun of me for it because I just didn’t get it. I know it was a big thing in Wertham’s book, and sure SNL makes fun of it with their “Ambiguous Gay Duo”, but I always figured DC and/or WB had their big boy pants on when it came to that kind of pointless ridicule.”
— [Source.]
Favourite Platonic Duo: Semi-Finals Match One of Two
Dick Grayson (Nightwing/Robin) & Donna Troy (Troia/Wonder Girl)
Bruce Wayne (Batman) & Dick Grayson (Nightwing/Robin)
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The princess of the pond au - the sweet song of the princess is still that of a little frog.
“everything will be okay”: shallow and dismissive comfort that establishes impossible goal an indefinite future away
“in two weeks you will have different problems”: so true bestie the human experience
who's your favorite Robin?
Dick Grayson
Jason Todd
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Detective Comics #87 (1944)
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The Origin of Dick Grayson– (Full Sheet)[Extended]
Honestly the more pre-Modern era sidekicks I read about the more strongly I feel that the increasing narrative weight on mentors acting as parental figures coincides with increasing adult readership. Like, particularly if you read interviews from writers of that era, it seems like they were very aware that making their heroes seem too parental was a potential detriment to appeal among younger readers, and so there was just as much or more emphasis on heroes being like older siblings or cool older friends. Most kids just don't think parents are very cool, obviously that runs counter to what they want. Therefore most mentors and protégés prior to the Modern Age of comics start out with age differences imagined to be around ten years or less, and tend to act more like junior partners rather than subordinates. Which is cooler and more fun to younger readers, but discomfiting and even frightening to older readers. As the readership changes you suddenly have to deal with Adult Fear, and the conflict between the needs of readership and attempts to pander to both is I think where a lot of tonal dissonance ends up coming from.
The thing about kids reading superhero comics is that they want to see themselves as the hero too. They don't just want to be the hero's friend or assistant, so the hero has to stay young enough that they can still be projected on. The existence of the sidekick does however give two or more kids playing together more roles to work with than just hero vs villain. You be Robin and I'll be Batman, you be Bucky and I'll be Cap. The expectation that kids will project on both parties is written into the dynamic from the start. Adult readers meanwhile end up finding that very strange and it adds another layer to perceived adult irresponsibility.
