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    DC Women Kicking Ass: If We Put Them on Everything They'll Have to Do SOMETHING: Zazzle Opens Super Best Friends Forever Store

    dcwomenkickingass:

    Over a few months of hearing nothing about the ESBUFFS (aka Super Best Friends Forever) there’s been two signs that the series may not be dead and gone.

    The SBFF are, of course, the trinity of Supergirl, Wonder Girl and Batgirl from the fantastic animated short series done by Lauren Faust for DC…

    SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!!

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    AMAZONS GOT OWNED! Sorry, Diana. 
gailsimone:

Jeannette has no use for Amazon shit today, thank you.

    AMAZONS GOT OWNED! Sorry, Diana.

    gailsimone:

    Jeannette has no use for Amazon shit today, thank you.

    (Source: pigeonsandnonsense, via girlsgonegeek)

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    "I’ve noticed something about people who make a difference in the world: They hold the unshakable conviction that individuals are extremely important, that every life matters. They get excited over one smile. They are willing to feed one stomach, educate one mind, and treat one wound. They aren’t determined to revolutionize the world all at once; they’re satisfied with small changes. Over time, though, the small changes add up. Sometimes they even transform cities and nations, and yes, the world. "

    Beth Clark, Kisses from Katie (via nessuna-promessa)

    (Source: seabois, via gradnessmadness)

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    Green Lantern gloves, by Karl Lagerfeld
    [Colette x DC Comics’ 75th Anniversary Collection]

    These rhinestone-adorned fingerless gloves are a loose, high-end interpretation of Green Lantern’s power ring. This look could easily be replicated with a little DIY with some rhinestones and a pair of pleather wrist-length gloves.

    In case I ever need to a fancy-ass cocktail party subtly cosplaying as Green Lantern. Which, YOU DON’T KNOW. I MIGHT. I’m envisioning a long green column. Sparkles optional. Ok now I really want to make this happen for realz. Who’s got a fancy-ass party for me to dress up for?

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    mattfractionblog:

    HEY #teamHAWKGUY:

    Shirts. Shirts for you. For us.  Curated by me. By WE LOVE FINE. They actually went for that one. Can you believe it? Because I can not.

    I’m donating my curation commission to FUTURES WITHOUT VIOLENCE which works to end violence against women and children around the world. Sales online of these shirts (and whatever follows) or at shows where WE LOVE FINE are set up — ANY sales of these things — money goes to FWV. 

    BUY YOU SOME SHIRTS BRO SERIOUSLY

    A little cross promotion. lol

    Who else things the Hawk Block shirt should be in flesh-tone?

    Seriously, the DeFraction clan inspires some cool clothing.

    Oh, great. More things I need. :D

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    copperbadge:

JESSICA DREW, PEOPLE. 
She is an inspiration to us all.
[From Avengers: The Enemy Within #1, 2013.]

    copperbadge:

    JESSICA DREW, PEOPLE. 

    She is an inspiration to us all.

    [From Avengers: The Enemy Within #1, 2013.]

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    Geena Davis Institute

    geek-feminism:

    If you have not looked through the Geena Davis Institute website, you all really should.  It’s about representation of women in the media and they just finished partnering with UCLA to produce a study about working women in television and movies.  If you’re a little nerdy you’ll love this!

    (via kellysue)

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    Digital Baubles: flatbear: I just had the sweetest, tiniest women come into the store....

    flatbear:

    I just had the sweetest, tiniest women come into the store. They were both easily in their eighties, hair done up in curls, matching outfits, an entire barrel of perfume each. I thought, okay, they think the old toy store is still in this building…

    AND THEN THEY SCHOOLED ME. I…

    GEEK GIRLS ARE NOT AND HAVE NEVER BEEN UNICORNS.

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    kellysue:

Someone write me the story that explains this photo. 

Roderick had always been the kind of man who did what he was told. “Eat your peas, Roderick.” He ate them. He hated them. He ate them. “Go to university, Roderick.” He went. “Go to law school, Roderick.” He went. “Become a partner, Roderick.” He was trying. 
“Come into work early tomorrow, Roderick.” He did. He took the shortcut, down Amsterdam. There was a girl there in a plaid jacket, spray painting a blue duck beneath the menu for The Blue Duck. He approached her, paused. 
She looked up at him, then past him. “Aw, shit, mister. Finish this for me, will ya?” She ran away.
He did. The cops ran past him, too, but the girl had gone. He threw the can of paint away and went to work. 
In the bathroom, he washed the blue off his hands and dried them. He missed a tiny speck of blue that had splashed onto his cheek next to his left earlobe.
He found it the next morning as he was preparing to shave. Instead of shaving, he left the speck there. He called in sick to work, bought a set of brushes and spent the whole day in front of a blank canvas. 
The day after that, he went back to work. He took the shortcut. The blue duck was gone. He didn’t even notice.

    kellysue:

    Someone write me the story that explains this photo. 

    Roderick had always been the kind of man who did what he was told. “Eat your peas, Roderick.” He ate them. He hated them. He ate them. “Go to university, Roderick.” He went. “Go to law school, Roderick.” He went. “Become a partner, Roderick.” He was trying.

    “Come into work early tomorrow, Roderick.” He did. He took the shortcut, down Amsterdam. There was a girl there in a plaid jacket, spray painting a blue duck beneath the menu for The Blue Duck. He approached her, paused.

    She looked up at him, then past him. “Aw, shit, mister. Finish this for me, will ya?” She ran away.

    He did. The cops ran past him, too, but the girl had gone. He threw the can of paint away and went to work.

    In the bathroom, he washed the blue off his hands and dried them. He missed a tiny speck of blue that had splashed onto his cheek next to his left earlobe.

    He found it the next morning as he was preparing to shave. Instead of shaving, he left the speck there. He called in sick to work, bought a set of brushes and spent the whole day in front of a blank canvas.

    The day after that, he went back to work. He took the shortcut. The blue duck was gone. He didn’t even notice.

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    .mattfraction: on script formatting:

    Matt Fraction (Hawkeye, other apparently awesome stuff, such as Satellite Sam, which I must needs to get my hands on) talks a bit about comic script writing and collaborating. I love this post for two reasons. One, I like reading writers’ advice. Two, I am intrigued by this particular advice about clarity and economy. Three (yeah that’s more than two), he’s talking about collaboration! And collaboration is my jamz.

    mattfractionblog:

    i tweeted earlier about a scene in SATELLITE SAM where a torch singer is singing a torch song; of these things, beyond their existence, I know nothing. So I trust Howard, or our editor Tommy The K, to suggest good ones. For the purposes of layout, though, i put in dummy text from a 2 Live Crew…

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