― Nayyirah Waheed

Robins are weird about stairs. And I think that’s a learned behavior.

(Also, I think Jason knows that his way is not effective in a fight. But, I also think he wouldn’t be able to resist trolling the other Robins.)

Based of this scene:

All characters belong to DC Comics . Artwork by Meredith McClaren

charleshunnam:

I know I failed you… but I tried to save you, Jason. I’m trying to save you now.

lesbianpoisonivy:

bruce, in his ‘i want to speak to the manager’ voice: THE JOKER IS A HOMICIDAL MANIAC!!! THERE SHOULDNT BE A SEASONING NAMED AFTER HIM,

jason, in the middle of eating his fifth jokerized fry: its just fries,…its not that deep… *under his breath* you didnt seem to care about all of that when you didnt let me kill him…

dick: cant we have one nice dinner,

vivienvalentino:

I’ve been parented!

…I saw the post you reblogged about the person complaining about the car Bruce drove in the BvS opening, and all I can think of is that he’s got five kids and a van, he’s on the verge of becoming a soccer mom.

asocialjusticeleague:

Right?? Like sorry to break it to you bud, but Batman fucking loves your Nana’s car. Batman finds it practical and knows it’s a great starter vehicle for accident-prone newly liscensed teens. Batman values a car that is going to protect a gaggle of Robins should that car roll or in the very likely event that said car is going to be involved in some sort of high-speed chase. Like bro do you think that being this paranoid is all glamorous terrified night sweats and secret lists of best ways to kill your closest friends? Sorry to burst the illusion but it also involves buying practical-ass car that comfortably fits a half-dozen children.