This Is Literally John Constantine, The Tragic Little Fucker

This is literally John Constantine, the tragic little fucker

people always talk about evil clones like oooh a dark mirror oohh what if you saw what are cruel person you were/are capable of becoming. and well yes but what if you were the evil clone. what if you looked in the mirror and what you saw was so bright it blinded you. what if you had to know exactly how good you could have been.

Yk what I will put it down to public vote:

I have a question for y'all, because I keep seeing that mentioned in posts and my sense of morality is spotty as best, so I'm curious. Allow me to start by establishing that I do not support beheading. Got it? Got it. Beheadings are, generally, a bad idea.

The incident with the Duffle Bag of Doom, as we know it, is iconic, and pretty emblematic of Jason's villain era. Like, using the heads as a prop + the element of surprise when you open the bag is an iconic move. But when I see arguments about Jason's morality, or really just talk about Jason's violent era, the wording is often something like "this is the guy who decapitated a bunch of people and put their heads into a duffle bag", which. I... The wording is a little confusing is what I'm saying. Are you saying "this is the guy who severed a bunch of heads and they just so happened to be kept in a duffle bag" or are you saying "this is the guy who severed a bunch of heads and ON TOP OF THAT he put them in a duffle bag". Like, is the duffle bag really the part we should be focusing on? Am I missing something?

Because sure, when you're from the pov of the people opening the bag, the duffle bag matters because there's this element of shock and surprise, but from the pov of the most concerned, they're already dead. Like they were beheaded by the time the duffle bag happened. And as for traumatic value, sure people must have been grossed out by the bag but who did get to see the contents: policemen and crime bosses! People whose job literally requires them to see murder victims everyday! (not to mention that the Robins were exposed to murder victims as children and I haven't seen Bruce antis talk about that, so it feels like in comics with suspention of disbelief that seems to matter less?) so it can't possibly be that the sight was a little bloody, can it?

Why is this bag important?! What am I missing?!!

Her

can you help me cut my thread? 🦇

they are everything to me your honor

Holy shit you guys we got art for star sapphire!jason from the lantern batfam AU! He looks so gooood Kyle Rayner i understand you

star sapphire jason pounced and grabbed me by the throat like a dog with a squeaky toy i swear

Red Hood!Jason gets platonic hanahaki for Bruce. He hides it from everyone, coughing up blood-stained white petal after petal until he dies choking on flowers in his apartment with a rosier sprouting out of his chest.

Hours later, he awakes. His lungs are empty, and the only sign something happened is a strange, ragged scar stretching all over his chest. For the first time in months, he takes a deep breath, greedily gulping down the ashes of the gotham smog. Finally, he can breathe.

The next day, he sees Batman while patrolling. Bruce doesn't know anything happened -he talks to him as usual, informs him of a takeout happening later today, tells him to turn his comms back on. Jason snarks back as usual, but the memory of the taste of roses lingers on his tongue.

On the way home, he starts to cough.