- Fun Fact: There is a life-size statue of Deadpool in the Maine Mall in Portland, in case you ever want to meet him in person. He’s very close to the food court, so after saying hello, you can enjoy some very great food (get your drink at Panda Express, it’s the best value)!
- I wish we get a scene in a future movie where Wade’s face is ripped/burned off, as a reference to Ultimate Deadpool
- One of the best scarecrow design imo
- I get hating on ign is kinda tired and overdone but genuinely this is the craziest take I’ve seen from them
- From @fludderpy: Someone on tumblr requested BatCat…… bi panic is real
- It’s a shame we never got to see this suit in action.
- Dick is starting to look like Bruce’s actual biological son
- Remember, Remember the 5th of November (V for Vendetta #1, 1988)
- Rook Exodus is so good
- You can see how he admires his work and how excited he was in getting to meet one of his childhood heroes! This is a dream come true for him!
- on As of yesterday, I have all 37 on blu-ray. Who else does?
- on Superman by lovebugchanel
- on I’m sure this has been asked before, but do you think Jim Gordon should learn Batman’s secret identity?
- on I’m sure this has been asked before, but do you think Jim Gordon should learn Batman’s secret identity?
- on My Scarlet Witch cosplay :3
- on My Deadpool x Wolverine cosplay (Sweetie_Fox)
- on “You wanna get nuts? Let’s get nuts”.The 1989 Burton Batman scene of Bruce Wayne facing the Joker imagined in BTAS style. Art by @batmantheanimatedfan
- on I don’t get why some people think Punisher isn’t a hero. He clearly is even if his methods are more extreme. Frank will always be one of my favorite Marvel heroes.
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