winchesterboysss:

Sure, maybe they never really had a roof and four walls but they were never, in fact, homeless.

luanna255:

“Dick has so many connections to other characters. In many ways, even more than Superman or Batman, Nightwing is the soul, the linchpin, of the DCU. He’s well respected by everyone, known to the JLA, the Titans, the Outsiders, Birds of Prey – everyone looks to him for advice, for friendship, for his skills. He’s the natural leader of the DCU.” ~ Phil Jimenez

~Casually reminds people that Dick Grayson is both The Heart and The Leader of the entire freakin’ DCU and if you don’t think that’s awesome then frankly I don’t even know what to do with you~

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Sure, maybe they never really had a roof and four walls… but they were never, in fact, homeless.

timkarinn:

doortotomorrow:

buckycaps:

falulatonks:

cake-light:

 #bbc sherlock could GENUINELY never

#his face is doing a thing right after he stops talking like a grimace? #idk it’s killing me

#this is why i’m so invested in this sherlock #because he’s allowed to be human #he’s fucked up and layered and real #he’s not just some impressively perfect robot who’s always right #he connects to and cares about the victims #and that’s why i love him so much

Thank you Elementary for giving us a kinder, gentler Holmes!

I love seeing all the different ways you could write and bring Sherlock alive. I love the more robotic BBC Sherlock because he is layered and complex in a way that is hidden. Elementary Sherlock is more flawed in a less subtle way and is more willing to grown. They are both so well done. I’m honestly amazed at how I never hate a incarnation of Sherlock…. even as a mouse he is fantastic. 

Barney: I slept with Robin one time and I caught feelings. I caught feelings bad.  
Lily: Oh, Barney. You don’t ‘catch’ feelings, you just have them.