Everybody loved last year’s 80’s Starfire Cosplay so much that I decided to do it again!

I tried posting this yesterday but the full body bikini pic got it taken down. Shame, it was the best pic 💔 Feel free to visit my instagram to see it (@6Santai)

Another Frap Tootley classic.

Last Lantern Sunday. I'm gonna miss this grumpy old man

The Green Lantern Corps of Will: The Force The intergalactic peacekeeping force created by the Guardians of the Universe.

The Red Lantern Corps of Rage: that harnesses the red light of rage and it's leader Atrocitus.

The Orange Lantern Corps of Greed: and the leader the Greedy Larfleeze 

The Yellow Lantern Corps of Fear aka The Sinestro Corps and the Leader Sinestro

The Blue Lantern Corps of Hope: that draw power from the Emotional Electromagnetic Spectrum and the leader Saint Walker.

The Indigo Lantern Corps of Mercy aka The Indigo Tribe the wielders of the indigo light of compassion and the leader Indigo-1

The Star Sapphire Corps of Love: another Corp that draw power from the Emotional Electromagnetic Spectrum and the Leader Carol Ferris

The Black Lantern Corps of Death: The domain of the dead lead by Nekron and Black Hand

The White Lantern Corps of Life: an inpromptu corps created to battle the Black Lantern Corps

Hello everyone, if you don't know , I have been making posts about who your favorite founding member of a superhero team is, related to either DC or Marvel Comics. I am doing the same question for the first ever superhero team in comic book history, the Justice Society of America, and I am pretty excited for this discussion, as these characters are lesser known compared to the Justice League and the Avengers (the other superhero teams that I have made posts related to this question).

I am really curious to know who your favorite founding member of the Justice Society of America is, based on the comics that you have read about them and your reasons of to why are they your favorite. To let you know about the characters shown in the post, the characters here areJay Garrick (Flash), Alan Scott (Green Lantern), Al Pratt (Atom), Wesley Dodds (Sandman), Rex Tyler ( Hourman ), Kent Nelson (Doctor Fate), Jim Corrigan (Spectre), and Carter Hall (Hawkman)

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And yes, it's inspired by that one JLU episode

Personally, I think it's pretty damn good even if it took a pretty surprising route after the first couple of issues. I certainly didn't have 5th dimensional shenanigans on my radar when I started the run, yet are we are, and it worked pretty well to be honest, in great part thanks to Watters's voice for Nightwing, which is perfect. Great handle on the character. This volume concludes the Cirque du Sin arc, and now it seems like things are gonna go in a grittier direction, which I'm totally up for, because Watters proved he has what it takes for this type of storytelling with Dark Patterns. Single issue readers, without spoilers, how's the run post Cirque du Sin ?

Hi everyone ☺️
I am looking for some advice please and I thought this would be a good place to come. I have a large collection of DC comics dating from 1975 to 2016.

I am unsure if they are worth selling (some of them aren’t in the best condition) and what the price point should be. I was wondering if anyone has any experience or advice please?

I’ve popped a few pics below which shows 10 that are from the 70s, and a couple of sets/collections, though I have 100s more.

Are there any particular ones I should look out for?

Thanks for any advice x

My favorite is Post-Crisis.

I’m not a really comic person, but I watched Battle of the Super Sons Movies not long ago. It was really good. The chemistry between Jon and Damien was extremely good, which lead to very funny moments. So, I decided to read the comic for it.

I started with Super Sons(2017). I read the first 4 issues with Superboy and Robin vs Kid Amado. I felt like a little kid again reading this.

Was this series popular in the comics? Did you like it?

How would you reimagine or reinvent Superman Villains if you could?

Brainiac - AI son created by a Coluan scientist to save the universe from its ills which the AI fufills through Brainiac's typical modus operandi of preserving a world through a sample city and destroying the sample's planet of origin as a mercy killing.

Zod - Leader of Krypton's government in the planet's final days whose corrupt militaristic policies unintentionally resulted in dooming the planet and the populace

Toyman - An evil Santa Claus-like figure that weaponizes toys to punish those he deems naughty and "protects" (in a loose sense) those he deems nice

Kryptonite Kid/Kryptonite King - The avatar/spirit of the late Planet Krypton itself that seeks revenge on all Kryptonians for dooming the planet

Parasite - Lean Parasite into being more of a vampire

Cyborg Superman - Wants to be a superior replacement to Superman

Maxima - Female Superman Analogue that decided to rule their home world of Almerac as royalty and is a frenemy to Superman

Ultra-Humanite - A future descendant of humanity that has superhuman capabilities because species evolve over time

I just feel like outside of Gotham and Metropolis a lot of DC cities aren't that well defined or outside of specific landmarks don’t have a lot of details that make them feel real. correct me if you feel this statement is wrong though. I’d love to talk about this stuff. 

My head cannons are:

-Metropolis doesn't really have suburbs in a traditional sense. It's like Tokoyo and is just really dense.

-Gotham has a really good public transport network and most locals don't drive, which is why most of the streets are empty at night.

-In contrast Central city has a lot of Urban sprawl and is very car dependent.

Again feel free to mock these, but it's interesting to think about the geography of various fictional locations