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comic-confessions · 6 months
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jayroy is a character breaking ship and it fucking sucks. most people who ship either have never read comics at all, or ONLY ever read batman. i also happen to think those people fucking suck. call yourself a 'comic fan' but what you really mean is you read the same five fucking comics everyone else in the echo chamber of hell that is the batfam fandom is and you don't give a shit about anyone else involved.
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eamo2004 · 2 years
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BatFam Twitter #3 / Batchat #3
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manhuntz · 2 years
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Now excuse me if this isn’t quite right but a glaring problem for me with the “Jason was an angry violent child” thing is that Jason does not view himself as inherently evil (in my opinion). He mostly views the evil crime boss thing as an act to put on and something to live up to. If he were that angry violent kid and Bruce treated him like he was one he would absolutely have issues with self demonization. Does Jason like himself? Not particularly. But it’s more of a “I should never have come back I miss my family I hate being alive” self hatred rather than a demonization thing. He believes in himself and his convictions. So basically I don’t think he’s fucked up in the right ways. I have memory issues so be gentle if you need to correct something but ​a majority of his motivations in utrh are he didn’t get what he thought he was owed, being avenged (and being valued). So he knew he was SUPPOSED to have value.
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hanasnx · 3 months
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MINORS DNI 18+
Riding on the back of JASON TODD’s motorcycle gets you incredibly hot. Everything from the way he put your helmet on and gave it a pat-pat to make sure it was nice and snug and safe; how he coached you to lean with him when he made turns; how you sat on a vibrating vehicle with your cheek nuzzling the cold leather of his bike jacket and your arms wrapped securely around his thick torso; and during stop-lights he’d reach behind him to rub your thigh, checking on you, making sure you’re okay. You wore the little black dress he likes, the one that rides up a bit high on your thigh, but he told you he wants people to stare at the hot piece of ass on the back of his bike. Now he’s parked the cycle, got his jacket unzipped and his helmet under his arm, running a hand through the hair he hasn’t cut in too long. All you can think about is giving him the most offensive head of his life. “What are those fuck-me eyes for, baby?”
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tuserfox · 1 year
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“come on, this superhero stuff is easy! you kick ass, take names, and fuck everyone else.”
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geneticdriftwood · 10 days
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persephone's in hell; a rooftop conversation
for @mysterycitrus
persephone's in hell, @mysterycitrus // white winter hymnal, fleet foxes // assorted dc comics
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goatsghost · 1 year
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i love how, in every universe, no matter how much jason hates bruce or wants to distance himself from the family, he still loves alfred just as much as he always has
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bruciemilf · 8 months
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Jason @ Dick after the fucker conveniently didn't tell him Bruce actually DID want to and TRIED to kill the clown but he had political immunity due to being the ambassador of Iran and Clark stopped him to avoid a war:
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thesandsofelsweyr · 5 months
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⚠️ cw: smut (⚤)
"Are you sure you want to do this?" he asks, hating that uncertain quaver that stains his tone.
She takes a step toward him, taking his hands in her cuffed ones, then lifts them to her lips and kisses them softly. "Yes baby," she purrs.
Reflexively his hand drops to her throat and wraps around it, jerking her face up to his, her eyes to his. Words slip out before he even realizes what he's saying. "Yes what?" he growls. He trained me well.
A smile stretches across her lips. "Yes sir."
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plainclothesdisaster · 8 months
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Red Knight - Chapter 2
DP x DC | Dead on Main
Jason Todd encounters one Danny Fenton in the streets of Gotham and suddenly he's thrown into a world of ghosts and monsters. Will he embrace this life? Or will it just end up with him dead again?
Read on AO3 | Chapter 1 | Chapter 2 | Chapter 3 | Chapter 4
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No way Jason was going to call that number. He was busy with Black Mask. So long as there was no trouble, he didn’t need to get involved in meta business. And he certainly didn’t need help from one. He was absolutely fine.
He could have told Bruce and the others to keep an eye out, but what would he have said? Be on the lookout for a generic dude who can tell if you died? Yeah, not worth ringing alarm bells. He went back to his work.
Days later when Jason shot a would-be robber in the leg, he was totally calm. Weeks later when he pushed a rival crime boss off the back of a moving truck— definitely still keeping it together. A month later when he held one of Joker’s pawns by the head and smashed his skull to the cement again and again and again and the rage roared like an ocean in his ears— okay maybe he was missing the easy peace he’d enjoyed those first few days after confronting that stranger in the alley. He’d gotten so used to the rage that he’d forgotten what it was like to live without it.
Back in his apartment that night Jason scrubbed the blood off his hands. He didn’t think about the crumpled receipt he’d stashed in a kitchen drawer a month ago and hadn’t dared look at since.
As he laid down to try to sleep he could still feel the new weight in his chest but now an old anger clawed at it again like a ravenous beast. Uncomfortably aware of it now, like when someone reminds you you’re breathing. What had that stranger done to him?
That doesn’t mean we’re totally human either.
We’re.
Jason felt different since coming back from the dead, that was obvious. But taking a dip in the Pit didn’t make people metas. Not like that guy. Jason couldn’t walk through walls or disappear. At least he didn’t think he could.
He thought of the stranger’s— of Danny’s easy cheeky smile. Totally unthreatened. Jason’s heart twisted with rage and something else.
He pushed himself out of bed and got suited up again. No use laying here with his blood on fire. The chill of the empty streets would have to serve as a balm.
Later he’d blame his carelessness on his frazzled state of mind. But regardless of the cause, Black Mask’s goons caught him in their trap with maddening ease. One minute he was following a mark on the street, the next he was jumped from behind, tied up, knocked out.
He came back to consciousness in a small windowless room, tied to a chair with a hefty amount of rope. The sharp tang of metal and the weight of sweat hung in the air. Three goons with guns hovered over him. They’d taken his helmet but left the domino mask. So considerate of them.
“We’ve got some questions for you,” the head goon said, smiling with stained teeth.
Jason’s vision went red. Rage, rage, rage. There was no room for thoughts in his head, only the loud wailing of his anger. These goons were dead, deader than dead. Except at this rate so would he.
He felt a gun to press into his temple. He bared his teeth. Anger howled within him. The guy was talking but Jason didn’t hear their questions, he just wanted to kill them.
Then suddenly the howling stopped. A familiar quietude settled beneath his heart. It took his eyes a moment to focus and then he saw him there, inexplicably also inside the safe room, standing behind the goons. The stranger from the alley. Danny.
“I was starting to think you’d never call.” Danny smiled, all sunshine. What the fuck. How was he here?
His captors turned with a variety of shouts, guns out and primed against the new intruder. Danny didn’t react. He didn’t take his eyes off Jason.
“I didn’t.” Jason breathed. It felt like his heart had stopped.
“You’re like me. I never expected you to.” Jason caught a flash of fangs under Danny’s lips and his pulse skipped. “Good thing I was in the area.”
Then a goon grabbed for Danny’s arm. Jason half-shouted a warning but Danny was quicker. He nailed his assailant with a fist to the chest that sent him smashing back into the wall. The second thug swung his gun around and got a shot off. Jason swore it hit Danny in the leg but Danny didn’t flinch. Instead grabbed the gun and kneed the guy in the stomach so hard it lifted him off the ground. Danny turned just as the head good aimed a shot right between his eyes. Gunfire. Jason braced for the blood splatter, but it didn’t come. Instead Danny grabbed the guy by the throat and slammed him to the floor. The goons didn’t move.
When Danny looked back up at Jason his eyes glowed with that same ethereal intensity he saw before. Jason felt a thrum of energy from deep within him like a second pulse. Like calling to like.
He stared mutely as Danny rose. He should have been dead twice over. A foreign reverence leapt to the forefront of Jason’s mind, he didn’t know from where. Who the hell was this guy?
“You wanna get out of here?” Danny asked.
“Uh, yeah.”
Danny didn’t hesitate. He touched Jason on the shoulder and the ropes fell off him with the same slippery feeling he had when Danny had put a hand through his chest. He lead him through the door (literally through it) and out onto the street where a motorcycle waited.
Danny tossed Jason the keys.
“See ya round?” Danny turned to walk off. Like he’d just run an errand and not shown up out of nowhere in the middle of the night and beaten half the life out of some of the Narrows’ meanest thugs.
“Wait.” Jason stopped him. “What the hell is up with the guardian angel act? Who the fuck are you? What did you do to me?”
Danny turned back and smiled. “You want to get something to eat?”
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Danny didn’t start talking again until they were seated across from each other in a booth at a 24 hour diner, two steaming cups of coffee between them. Jason had begrudgingly acquiesced to the offer of food. He guessed it was somewhat better than having this conversation at gunpoint. Not like that would have worked anyway, judging by how it went last time. This, at least, might get him some answers
“So, you died right?” Danny began.
Jason’s grip tightened on the handle of his mug. “You are supposed to be the one answering questions.”
“And I will! But you’re going to have to help me understand a bit too. You’re a unique case.”
Jason didn’t know whether that was a good or bad thing. “Yeah I died," he huffed. "Didn’t stick though.”
“How?”
Jason raised an eyebrow. He half expected Danny to know all about his death, seeing as he seemed to know so much else about him.
“A clown with a crowbar turned my lights out. Lazarus Pit turned them back on.” At Danny’s confused look, he continued: “Lazarus pit. Glowing pool? Impossible healing waters?”
“Oh is that what you call those pools of rancid ectoplasm beneath the city? I suppose that would be just enough to do it.”
Rancid ectoplasm sounded like another can of worms but that would have to wait. “Do what?”
“Keep you half alive.”
“What do you mean half alive?”
Danny took a big sip of coffee. “When I was fourteen my parents built a portal in our basement. It led to what is basically the realm of the dead. It didn’t work at first, until I went in and accidentally turned it on. The portal opened on top of me, which wasn’t great for my overall health and well-being per se. It killed me but not all the way. Instead I became half ghost.”
“Ghost.” Jason half chuckled and waited for the punch line.
Danny looked straight at Jason with those intense blue eyes, completely serious. “Ghost, specter, phantom, whatever you want to call it. I’m part ghost and you are too.”
Jason blinked. “Bullshit.”
That made Danny laugh. “I usually am pretty secretive about my whole deal but maybe I can be more lax if that’s the reaction I’ll get.”
Jason grumbled. The waitress came by and put a steaming plate of hashbrowns on the table between them.
Danny leaned back in the booth. “Okay, well if you don’t believe me— since coming back have you been stronger than a normal human should be? Faster? Get hurt less bad and heal quicker when you do?”
Jason frowned. “Side effects from the Pit.”
Danny raised a knowing eyebrow. “Uh huh. If that’s what you want to call it.” He grabbed a hashbrown and took a bite, continuing to talk between chews. “The weird thing is you should be able to do so much more. But now that I know you were doused in corrupted ectoplasm it’s making more sense.”
Jason narrowed his eyes. “What do you mean more?”
Danny extended his hand intangibly through Jason’s coffee. He waggled his fingers for show.
“Intangibility. Invisibility. Flight. You should at least have basics like those.”
Basics huh. Dying didn’t magically make him able to fly, of that he was certain. Not that superpowers wouldn’t be convenient, they weren’t exactly Jason’s brand.
“But I think what the problem is is you’re running around with a half formed core. I did my best to stabilize it the last time we met but I’m not an expert in these things.”
“Core?” Why did every sentence out of Danny’s mouth have to make less sense than the one before?
Danny tapped his chest in the same spot Jason felt the now-comforting weight in his own. “Ghosts don’t have a heart. We have cores, which are metaphorically the same thing.
“Half ghost cores are weird in their own right. But yours feels especially weird. It’s like… spiky when it should be smooth. And soft when it should be hard. Does that make sense?”
Of course it didn’t. Jason wasn’t here for a supernatural biology lesson. But that wasn’t important. “And you— what you did— made it… quiet. How?”
Danny flipped his hand up on the table and suddenly a glowing green ball of energy hovered in his palm. “Pure ectoplasmic energy to cleanse out the corrupted stuff. But it’s temporary. It’s worn off since I last saw you. I think your core generates corrupted ectoplasm. And that I can’t fix by myself. At least not here.”
“Where then?”
Danny’s face turned sheepish. “You remember that realm of the dead I mentioned?” He closed his fist, extinguishing the light. Jason leaned back.
None of this seemed believable. Jason had died and come back to life, he accepted that impossibility. But all this even more impossible stuff about ghosts and ectoplasm and realms of the dead— that was pushing it.
None of it changed the fact that Danny knew too much about him, and worse, he seemed to have some kind of power that affected him. There was too much he wasn’t saying. And now he wanted to take him to a different dimension to fix something that Jason still wasn’t convinced actually existed. Yeah, no.
“Why do you even care? What do you want from me?”
Danny shrugged. “I just want to help.”
“Why?”
“Because I can. It’s hard for me to ignore someone like you. Someone like me.”
The worst part was that he seemed genuine. But Jason wasn’t so naive to think that even if Danny said he wanted nothing in return that there wouldn’t be some other strings attached down the line. He sat back in the booth and folded his arms.
“Nah I’m good.”
A hint of a frown flashed across Danny’s face as his response. He didn’t push any further and Jason felt a small relief. He didn’t want this to end in violence, not just because (for the first time in a long time) he wasn’t sure the violence would end in his favor.
“Thanks for the coffee,” said Jason. “I’m gonna head home.”
“You still have my number right? It’s an open offer.” Danny wasn’t great at hiding his disappointment. Jason almost felt a twinge of regret.
He pushed himself up from the booth and left.
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eamo2004 · 2 years
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Batfam Moments #3
[Jason and Bruce are sitting at an outside bench in the garden, playing chess. Jason is actually winning, genuinely getting an upper hand over Bruce]
Jason: Looks like you're getting senile old man.
Bruce: Oh really? Maybe I'm just letting you win.
Jason: Nope. Chess master Jason Todd is going to claim victory in this game. If I win this game, I'm getting a tattoo.
Bruce: Really? What kind of tattoo?
Jason: I'm thinking a giant phoenix on my back.
Bruce: That's an idea for a tattoo alright.
[Alfred speaks up, standing behind Bruce.]
Alfred: Master Bruce, what are you doing out here?
Bruce: Playing chess Alfred.
Alfred: ... with who Master Bruce?
[Bruce looks at Alfred confused before looking back at Jason's empty seat, getting set back onto reality]
Bruce: ... no one Alfred.
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mistergreatbones · 2 months
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I refuse to believe Tim only snuck out at night to go to Gotham. He definitely fucked around in the city on weekends and summertime. A bunch of people from Crime Alley to Robinson Park who know him as “the one weird kid” + friends he used to hang out on various playgrounds with as kid.
No kid adventurous enough to decide to sneak out at night in the first place, let alone do any of the shit Tim has done, is gonna be satisfied staying cooped up in a lonely manor.
Also, Tim must love Gotham. He must. Sure, maybe Tim’s obsession with Batman and Robin started with him just wanting to see some cool gymnastics and fights, but Tim absolutely believed Bruce and Dick and Jason were heroes. Else, why would he care about Bruce self destructing? It’s sad to see anyone suffering, especially someone you look up to, but Tim must have been genuinely upset at how Bruce was treating people to try that hard to get Bruce to stop. Tim knew he could get hurt, and he knew he would have to stop Bruce from going too far, but he became Robin anyways. And he kept fighting every day even though he was put through the ringer over and over and over again. Robin can’t just be a job for him. There’s no way he doesn’t love his city…
Sorry I got distracted. What I’m really trying to say is that I think Jason and Tim should keep accidentally having mutual friends from before they were Robins/Waynes.
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hanasnx · 1 month
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MINORS DNI 18+
Every eight months or so you see BABY DADDY!JASON TODD who turns up when it's most convenient. Having a grip on the criminal underworld means he's on top of it full-time, not to mention whatever's closest to him gets torched as soon as an enemy gets a whiff of it. Just his presence puts you and the daughter you have with him in danger, which he acts like it's no big deal.
"Can't I just see her?" his pleading tone is enough for your demeanor to crack. You were never very good at saying no to him, but ever since you and him broke it off you've been gradually pushing him out of your life. For everyone's sake. "She's my daughter, too. You can't keep her from me." Playing a card that gets more and more difficult to refuse.
It’s enough to cave like you always do. Slowly he creeps his way back into your life, and in his eyes it’s regaining his rightful place in your bed. Hanging around turns into catching up turns into putting your daughter to sleep turns into crashing at your place. "Got a long way back. Just this once." he'd said, and you fell for it.
Now he's got you folded in half, mounting you from the back with big hands keeping you pinned. He groans, a low rumble that sends shivers up your spine as you feel his tip nudging your hole, seeking out the give. The sheer weight of him pushes you into the mattress, sinking as he arches your spine painfully. Such a big guy prepping your back to break and you wouldn't have it any other way.
"Jay, put it in." you quiet plea is met with his gentle shush.
"Don't wanna wake anybody up." he sings tauntingly, and you clutch onto the sheets tighter. His swollen head prods in, and the sting of the stretch elicits your sharp inhale. "Fuck, baby, almost forgot how good you feel. Never feel like this with anyone else."
Angrily, your fist bangs against the mattress; unable to decipher if your resentment that flares up stems from your familiarity with him or the fact he brought up he sleeps with other people while he's inside you. "Jay." you scold, that pet name that only you get to call him.
He answers you with a mean buck, your ass bouncing on his hips as he plunges in without polite accommodation. You cry out from surprise, but bury your face in the covers to muffle yourself. Little whimperings surface as he continues on, bottoming out every time, letting the natural bound of your body do the work as he pushes it forward just for it to spring back from the position. Your slick coats him, forming in a pretty white cream at the base. "I missed this," he releases in a husky exhale. "Can't keep away from this pussy, she grabs me too good." Wet and warm, full body chills run down him as your hole swallows him up, and his nails dig into the flesh at your torso as if daring you to move. He's not above shoving you right back down.
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tuserfox · 1 year
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JASON TODD / TITANS 
    Jason planned to stay away from Gotham as he patrolled the streets of neighboring cities behind the identity of Red Hood, but his latest job led him right back. He knew he could never be forgiven or make amends for the atrocities he committed alongside Scarecrow, but he could still make a difference in other people’s lives. He isn’t a hero, he knows that. He’s not Nightwing or Batman... He doesn’t mind blurring the line between justice and revenge. There’s still a deep-seated rage inside him that can’t be tamed. His anger and feelings of inadequacy feed off his anxiety and trauma like starved wildlife. While coming to terms with who he is, Todd’s behavior can be very unpredictable and rash. “You look lost,” his voice is muffled behind the mask as he points a gun toward a shadowed figure —unsure if it’s the person he was following or someone random who was in the wrong place at the wrong time. 
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spirallingout · 6 months
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Jason: (Calling 911) Hi, I have my brother here who was stabbed-
Dick: By you!
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crimsonhorror · 1 year
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Happy Trick or Treat
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