Posts tagged barbara gordon
Batgirl Redesign by Comickergirl
—Batgirl #21 preview aka let’s all thank Gail Simone! I think this was by far the best Dick/Babs interaction since the reboot. It finally feels like them.
OH MAN OH MAN
Oh man.
I’m not even readin Batgirl, but I like this transaction.
(via mrnwing)
The page that got me reading comics again after I had not looked at one for over 10 years.
(Source: workforthatsilverlining, via fuckyeahsuperheroines)
NanananaBabs by El Koi
Brawl by ~TheRedVampx1
(via fyeahdickgrayson)
alsdjhflas…excuse me while I die over how perfect Dick and Babs are.
The last one’s the best.
Babs: Look alive, Richard.
Dick: Alive and kickin’, Miss Gordon.
(via thebatsandthecatskitten)
Batgirl by Marc Ouellette
Nightwing, Batgirl, and Red Robin by Luciano Vecchio
3 Batgirls
oh I love this
Superheroes in civvies are my guilty pleasure.
(via thebatsandthecatskitten)
I can be good enough for the costume. I can be… mediocre. For a lifetime. Or perfect. For a year.
(Source: thelittlestbat, via heckyeahbatfam)
—nightwing 80-page giant
fuck the police
(Source: falling-serenity)
Batgirl
That is gorgeous!
Batgirl #24
“It’s only the end if you want it to be.”
And that’s when I burst into tears.
Reblogging because I’m still not over this.
I’ve been meaning to reblog this for a while and now feels like a good time. There’s so much I want to say about this moment. How hard it hit me then. How hard it hits me now. How it’s stayed with me. How the same flood of conflicting emotions come back whenever I see this page. How much I love that Babs is there too. How much i love the colours. How much I love that there are tears *and* smiles. Everything.
But most of all, I want to say a huge “thank you” to the Batgirl creative team for letting us have this moment be Steph’s swansong. (For now.) Given how DC has treated her since, it’s pretty darn clear they didn’t have to. But they did. They didn’t make her die or suffer or feel pain, like the last time. They gave us closure, but didn’t rule out future storylines. They didn’t kill her off so no-one else would get to play with her. (RIP, Rikki Barnes.) They didn’t let her get within a million miles of a fridging. Best of all, they made sure her story stayed her story till the very end, and while we got to see a moment with just about every character who’d had an impact on her life, she remained the centre of it all. And when the time came for those last few words, they let her leave us with what she’d been bringing us for 24 wonderful issues and more: Hope.
~DreamR
Blue Beetle #4
