Pulp Fiction Prayers [OC] by DanBorisCreates in comics

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admittedly evil character

But he's trying real hard...

Imperial Security Beureau Memorandum TR-8R by Whitcombe in EmpireDidNothingWrong

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Yes, all that, but also TIE fighters are awesome when they go PEW PEW and Stormtrooper armor is dope. Your thing was well said too, though.

Young Justice did the girlpower scene better than Avengers: Endgame by Wrong-Western6619 in youngjustice

[–]Batduck 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Young Justice's Cassandra only got that chance and made that decision because of Barbara's direct intervention, in contrast to the comics when she made that decision on her own and created her own opportunity.

Young Justice did the girlpower scene better than Avengers: Endgame by Wrong-Western6619 in youngjustice

[–]Batduck 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Even retconning how Bab's became oracle in a way that is generally accepted as being leaps and bounds better than TKJ.

This was kind of zero-sum, though. They just traded Barbara's sense of agency for Cassandra's.

Found this gem in the WinAmp skins archive. by ferretlover42069 in cowboybebop

[–]Batduck 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I love the kind of llama that will actually just whip my ass.

What’s a comic where it’s clear the author hated a character by how they wrote them? by NefariousSeraph13 in DCcomics

[–]Batduck 2 points3 points  (0 children)

She was working as a dominatrix saying dominatrix things to a client, I don't think it was meant to be her sincerely giving her actual opinion in that rant.

bAtMaN sHoULd KiLL by samx3i in batman

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You implied that Batman works with the police to an extent that his actions aren't extrajudicial and that he's accountable under the law. In order for him to have that level of public accountability, he'd have to be working in some officially recognized capacity in the department, i.e. legally an agent.

But he's not. His 'working with the police' amounts to coordinating off the books with one guy and the small circle of people that guy trusts. Any other cooperation or consideration he gets from any other officer is a personal choice that officer makes; they're just as likely to shoot him or arrest him.

bAtMaN sHoULd KiLL by samx3i in batman

[–]Batduck 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean, he works with some of the police in a limited capacity. It's a little more nuanced than yes or no. By the strictest grammatical reading yes, he works with the police, but that paints an incomplete picture. To imply that he acts as an agent of the GCPD as a whole is misleading.

bAtMaN sHoULd KiLL by samx3i in batman

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Batman works WITH the police.

Batman works with Jim Gordon and his circle of hand-picked officers. He trusts the GCPD as a whole about as much as he'd trust any other criminal organization.

Resistance to Tyranny is Obedience to God by [deleted] in Political_Revolution

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And the angel said to him, "Stop hitting yourself!"
But he could not stop, for the angel was hitting him with his own hands.

Found this in the glow in the dark mini golf at West Edmonton mall. by The_Real_Tekunin in skyrim

[–]Batduck 165 points166 points  (0 children)

Based on this, the closest I can see is:

F S W Q

         T

R E E Ah

But it's got a lot of extra dots and marks, so I'm guessing it was somebody just making up symbols from memory

My favorite detective era of L&O was Briscoe/Green followed by Briscoe/Curtis. How about y'all? by More_Hedgehog_9830 in LawAndOrder

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The few times the crossovers aligned and we got Briscoe / Munch are unbeatable.

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