All ye be warned!

acidstrtr:

What if the Zodiac Signs’ airplane crashed on an abandoned island? A result of my procrastination. xD

Aries: Alright guys, if you don’t listen to me you’re all going to fucking die.

Taurus: If we run out of food I nominate Pisces to be our food sacrifice.

Gemini: What we need to do is write…

lulz-time:

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thatfunnyblog:

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Ahahaha!

randomzodiac:

Aries: Super Speed
Taurus: Super Strength 
Gemini: Can make Clones of themselves
Cancer: Healing Powers
Leo: Can set fire to basically everything
Virgo: Can bend gravity
Libra: Can grow super tall as well as super small 
Scorpio: Reading thoughts
Sagittarius: Can turn into an animal
Capricorn: Can see into people’s past
Aquarius: Can sometimes see the future
Pisces: Can breathe underwater 

the-absolute-best-gifs:

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barbara-batgirl-gordon:

This is perfect

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ladiesmakingcomics:

Cassandra Cain by Jen Zee (via ComicsAlliance)

rebellatrix:

[Young Justice #21]

“No one… No one.. will get hurt on her watch.”

Cass, baby.

You’re the purest, most inspirational definition of the word “hero.”

bringbacklianharper:

As hokey as it sounds, I’ve teared up a little re-reading this.

This is the pitch Gail Simone made back when Cassandra Cain was still Batgirl. It would’ve involved Cass saving a minister from a robbery, and in the midst of her violent beatdown upon the thugs who’ve attacked him, the minister would’ve begged for Cass to stop. Cass is, at first, unable to comprehend his ability to forgive so easily, and she begins visiting him in the hospital. His faith in God and his compassion really moves Cassandra, and she begins to study the bible. From that point Cass becomes truly devout and spends her time helping the downtrodden of Gotham that the Bat Family doesn’t normally deal with. The poor, the mentally ill, the immigrants, the runaways, and the homeless. She would’ve adopted an all-white costume, and people would start calling her the Angel of the Bat, Essentially, it would’ve been about Cass finding religion, but not in a hamfisted, Lifetime Movie/Mel Gibson’s Passion sort of way.

For whatever reason, this idea was considered too controversial to the editing staff at the time, and they decided to go with Cass becoming evil and leading the League of Assassins, which was met with universal disdain and resulted in a few years of writers attempting to rectify the damage, only for Cass to give up the Batgirl name and give it to Stephanie Brown.

I don’t know if I would’ve supported it then. I mean, back when Cass had just turned evil, I had only broken the surface of mainstream comics and started collecting them regularly instead of doing research on obscure characters from the 40s to 80s, buying the odd issue, and trade paperbacks. The only Batman books I bought were Batman, Detective Comics, and Nightwing (though that stopped after three or four issues).

I have to give Miss Simone credit for attempting to write a story about a character finding religion, especially when she herself has admitted to being an atheist. At least I believe’s she an atheist. I also can’t help but note a parallel between Cassandra finding religion, and the subject matter that Peter David handled when he wrote Supergirl, which dealt with redemption and joy and an analysis of certain religious beliefs in the case of Matrix and Linda Danvers.

All I know is, this seems like another representation of a boneheaded move made by DC’s editing staff.

peppers-pray:

lol, is this from that post about things one likes to be asked? Ruhigknight asked me this. HERE YOU GO!

S - Show us an example of your personal headcanon

oh boy. It’s kinda hard to think of personal headcanon for say, DC characters, because they are no longer the same characters they were…

southernraider:

Favorite Comic Ladies → Cassandra Cain / Batgirl / Blackbat

Wave 3 of the New 52 was announced today, replacing some of DC’s least essential titles (Captain Atom, Blue Beetle, Swamp Thing, Animal Man, All-Star Western, Demon Knights) with thrilling new takes on some of DC’s most venerable heroes from across space and time:

PLANET-9: Featuring the…

HALLELUJAH

dccomicconfessions:

“I’m going to be so pissed off if Cassandra Cain is not in the reboot. If one of the Batgirls had to be cut, then it should be Stephanie.”