#dctwt #mutuals Hii yall!! Im not new to dctwt but I'm making this post to find more moots I talk about: -Wally Fan -Fan of Nightwing & just Titans as a whole as well as JLA -Silver, Bronze Age and Post Crisis Comics I talk primarily about but I do talk about some modern runs

VISIONQUEST SPOILERS . . . . . . . . . . . . BRUH I CANT GET OVER THIS SCENE!! AYOOOO!!😭😭

bro! i know what the next reboots gonna be!!! Absolute Final dark infinite Crisis on Multiple Infinite Earths! The Grand sequel to Final Crisis! which features Darkseids REVENGEEE! and the return of bar torr, the return of Scott Lobdell to DC writing a brand new outlaws comic but not only that, most of dcs line ends up being only runs written by Scott Snyder, Joshua Williamson, Jeremy Adams, Tom Taylor, Tom King and Scott Lobdell, followed by the Flash Re-Re-Rebirth ending with a whole new line up change of cringe and retcons and the culmination of the shittiest writing and mishandling of characters of the 21st century with Jon Kent replacing Clark again, Damian becoming evil and Trinity taking Dianas place with her committing s***de because that is how tom king is.. ending with a great huge event meant to lead into the next big event and initiative ending with WB/Discovery A Skydance Corporation going bankrupt and the world collapsing

Have and will continue

Everything Jon can do Kon can do better Kon can do anything better than Jon

Nada and nothing, everything with Barry that has been done has been done pre flashpoint, got undone with new 52 where they had to graph on wallys personality on to him and dear god it was horrible

has anyone heard like anyone say "my favorite flash run is fastest man alive"? is it anyones favorite flash run?

I think one reason why I hate Lanterns and hal being this celebrity, having a public id, and almost being a dickish deadbeat booster gold, who is all by himself and who everyone hates is essentially is it strips down the entire weight of the ring people talk about the green lantern ring like it's the ultimate superhero power fantasy and, for Hal Jordan, it really isn't.. because the ring isn't just a superpower.. it's a responsibility, hal didn't put on that ring and suddenly get a cool new life. he inherited a job. a sector. an oath. an entire intergalactic police force that can call him away from Earth at basically any moment and that's the thing about hal that i think gets lost sometimes.. he can believe in protecting people, he can be proud of being a lantern. he can genuinely want to do the right thing, and still hate the fact that being Green Lantern means he can't just be Hal, because hal has friends.. he has carol, tom, heck even barry and ollie and the ring keeps pulling him away from them... hes gotten pulled away from jobs as well, its also why I wish people to stop calling hal jordan a "bum" because i genuinely think that misses one of the most interesting things about his character.. the ring interferes with his civilian life, Hal is a test pilot, flying isn't some random job he picked up; it's one of the core parts of who he is. But being Green Lantern makes maintaining a normal career incredibly difficult, he's constantly being called away to deal with Corps business, alien emergencies, wars, and threats across the galaxy.. so when people look at Hal's inconsistent employment history and go "lol he's a bum", i'm like... DO YOU KNOW WHAT HIS OTHER JOB IS??? it is such a surface level jab at the character when there is so much more depth to him.. and at the end of the day he's a space cop responsible for an entire sector. the guadians sent hal in exile away from earth in that time, he couldnt hang out with his friends on earth, this included the JLA his friends in ferris air.. he was alone on a meteor!! that's why the burden of the ring isn't simply "oh no, hal has to fight another alien." it's that there is always something more important than his personal life, there's always another emergency, another planet, another war, another Corps crisis, another order from Oa, another threat that apparently requires Green Lantern specifically and it angers him, so much so he willingly decides to quit green lantern so he can be with carol and eventually you have to ask why not just have hal be hal

The truth no one is ready to hear yet.. Death of the Family and Scott Snyder ruined the Joker by making him this eldritch horror My issue isn't that the Joker shouldn't be horrifying or that he can't work as a horror character. It's that the eldritch horror approach increasingly overshadowed what made him compelling in the first place, his twisted sense of humor, theatricality, unpredictability, and disturbingly human cruelty. He went from being a sadistic criminal clown to an almost supernatural boogeyman who always seems ten steps ahead of everyone and can orchestrate practically anything, this also limited him in the way he could be used within batman comics where when he is used it is for a huge event. The Joker should be terrifying, but there's a difference between a criminal who's frightening because of his intelligence, cruelty, and complete disregard for human life and an all-knowing, seemingly unstoppable force of nature. The latter risks making him less of a character and more of a plot device. Snyder's take has its merits, and Death of the Family has some genuinely effective horror elements, but I think its interpretation of the Joker has had an outsized influence on how writers portray him ever since. Sometimes, making a character more monstrous doesn't make them more compelling. The Joker is at his best when the horror and the clown are equally important, when he is a character just doing shit because he finds it funny.. where he is pulling heists, pulling pranks, and IF he does do something big it feels like a shock because he is UNPREDICTABLE! That is the Joker I love, and that is the Joker that I feel has been lost and become unrecognizable in current comics

Scott Snyder what we doin bro😭

Absolutes are an absolute waste of money

its bizarre how older comics are easier for me to read then newer comics for my autistic/adhd brain to read, I think it's because older comics tend to let scenes breathe, with internal monologues, dialogue, and character interactions that give me time to process what's happening, absorb the information, and stay focused on the story. A lot of newer comics feel so fast-paced that my brain struggles to keep up, leaving me little time to sit with a scene before we're already moving on. It's not that modern comics are inherently worse, but I find older comics' storytelling rhythms work better for how my brain processes and engages with stories. I feel more immersed rather than rushed.

Little BBRae edit did out of boredom

Will be taking a break from twitrer after all this if anyone wants to talk to me I will be on tumblr

imagining what a final compendium/omni for the rest of Flash Vol 2 would look like and im just imagining it looking something like this Flash: Fastest Man Alive Compendium (collecting Flash (1987) #226-230, Flash: The Fastest Man Alive (2006) #1-13, All-Flash (2008) #1, and Flash (1987) #231-247, Countdown #43 (2007) and Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #1-5) it sounds like a disaster when you clump it all together