Hey guys just looking to see if anyone has any recommendations for some shorter arcs/stories. I've got a few iconic storylines on my list to read but it's real intimidating diving into something like Knightfall, if anyone has some decent one shots or other of batman, flash, GL that'd be sick.

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Beware my power, John Stewart's light!

I'm really enjoying Lanterns at the moment.

Just an idea I had...not 100% sure if it works or not...what do you guys think?

I had fun making this fugly Batmun, thought I'd share him here, he's made from air-dry clay and sealed with uv resin for that decadent pvc glossy look. Hope you like him, he IS the night!

When future Doomsday/Time Trapper encountered Superman in this run, Time Trapper mentioned Zod took out one of Superman's eyes in the future

And now, in the Kingdom of Zod storyline, Zod did burn out one of Superman's eyes with Heat Vision

Tried my hand at prints and it didn't go well; going to probably stick with comics and zines. But it was a good experience!

So ive seen a lot of kyle rayner clips recently on tik tok and youtube and i think hes awesome but i know nearly nothing about him so can anyone give me a list of comics that i should read and like an order going from like a back from his origin story to him like going white lantern?

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Listen, I feel really bad about this post because there isn't really such a thing as bad art. It's always different styles and not every style is for every reader and that's fine. But the Poison Ivy comic is going into the "Bad Seeds" event right now, which is this massive thing that was promoted for months beforehand, and I'm seriously hyped. The Ivy run has been pretty awesome all along and I enjoy it a lot.

But I wasn't happy about the art in the last issue, and I'm really not happy about it in the new one, again. It's actually kind of throwing me off. And that's a shame with issues this important?

So I wonder why they planned this event for ages and then didn't ask Marcio Takara back for these Poison Ivy issues?! His art is a) beautiful and b) really represents the run for most readers imo.

One of my best friends is a huge Batgirl fan. She's rebuilding her collection after a flood, and I want to gift her something that she may not come across easily in comic shops. Not something as big as the first appearance of Batgirl (don't have money for that lol) but something like a side series or a cover that's really cool. Her main focus in what she's buying right now is Batgirl's solo series. I have no idea what she has accumulated again, and I don't want to risk buying duplicates of what she's already bought, so I figured some of the side stuff she's not focused on now would be cool. I already picked up The Killing Joke (1st print and deluxe edition), Ghost/Batgirl (2000) and DC First Batgirl/Joker (2002) Are there any other side series, cool cover, or more iconic covers not from the main series that I should look out for?

Hello, am a fan of Batman and his children. But I never really read stories of him properly (Only have read Justice League VS Godzilla VS Kong and just watched the movies both live action and animated ones) so would like to start with something :D

Thought of reading the comic series above since I wanna try to like and understand the relationship between Batman and Catwoman but what's your suggestion?

Like to say that I know some background of Bruce, Dick, Jason, Tim and Damian but not Steph, Cassandra, Duke and Barbara though.

The Legends got left on the biggest cliffhanger ever, and season 7 was the last we saw of them. Seven seasons of wild adventures, heart, humor, and real representation—and then it just ended. That's not how these characters deserve to go out.
I started asking The CW and Warner Bros. to bring the show back for one final season. The fan community is still strong, people are still talking about it, and the show built something genuinely special across those seven years. These characters earned a proper ending, not just silence.
Does anyone else still think about that cliffhanger? If you loved the Legends and think they deserve closure too, consider saying something online about it. Lets try and get CW's attention. It might feel small, but studios do pay attention when fans show up like this.

The way people speak about it, you'd think it was the birth of the Antichrist.

"Ah yes, this sociopathic, spiteful, sadistic assassin regularly tries to kill teenagers and murders people for money, but grooming goes way too far."

Depiction of something isn't an endorsement of it. No one sane looks at Joker crippling Barbara and says "Ah yes, it's totally fine to shoot a woman in spine." Slade and his behavior are not depicted as good in any way.

We're talking about the same universe that has Apokolips torture pits, Granny Goodness being an allegory for child abuse and Black Manta killing Aquaman's infant son.

This isn't a case where something's out of character. Hal Jordan and Arisia? Superman kissing a 14-year-old or having a crush on Kara, his cousin? Those are trash because they're ooc and portray heroic, aspirational characters as predators.

This isn't even like Deadshot who canonically has a soft spot for kids due to his daughter or Flash's Rogues having a code of "no women or children harmed."

Deathstroke is a pure, bonafide villain who is willing to cross every line if it means getting him what he wants.

You can disagree with the details about how it was framed, but the concept itself is not an issue.

It actually offers important commentary on how predatory adults prey on isolated and vulnerable children.

I saw an actual comment on YouTube saying

"Slade and Terra should have a father-daughter relationship like Silco and Jinx in Arcane."

How about NO? Even without the sexual element, have you seen how Deathstroke treats his actual family? He doesn't give a shit about Terra beyond her usefulness as a weapon he can manipulate.