wonderarity:

towritefucklokifangirlsonherarms:

gunslinger:

chimeracorp:

DC Women 

Harley Quinn and batgirl are the only ones I respect here because they aren’t just walking tits with no personality like 97% of DC women

Yeah, you obviously know what you’re talking about.

You know, I never did get what having “no personality” means. All of these women have well-thought out characterizations (at least pre-DCnU) with likeable aspects of their personalities. Selina Kyle (Catwoman) and Karen Starr (Power Girl) are bold, ooze self-confidence and don’t apologize for being completely themselves. Dinah Lance (Black Canary) is tough-as-nails and yet she’s kind and nurturing as a mother figure to several other heroes. Pamela Isley (Poison Ivy), while typically cast as a cold “villain”, has a softer side; she is passionate about the earth and connects with it, and even took care of some of Gotham’s children once. Kimiyo Hoshi (Dr.Light) is a brilliant scientist to the point of arrogance at times, but she is selfless enough to use her acquired powers for good. Kara Zor-El started out like Superman himself, unsure of her place in the world, but she always kept on trying despite initial mistakes. 

Diana of Themyscira (Wonder Woman)…oh god, she has no personality at all, this one. It must be because she is one of the most loving, compassionate and empathetic characters ever. She’s not just a butt-kicking badass Amazon princess; one of her greatest weapons isn’t just her fists, but her skill with diplomacy. She has such zero personality that Batman, that’s right, BATMAN, once said that everyone loves her, because it’s what she inspires in others when they meet her.

Basically, I’m sorry that you can’t look past these ladies’ bodies and your objectification of them as “walking tits” to truly see how they work inside. Just because they’re not as covered up as Batgirl and Harley Quinn, it doesn’t devalue their worth.

So yeah, there’s a reason why a lot of my favorite heroes are ladies. This block of text effectively describes that reason as to why, and why I’ll defend Wonder Woman as a character any time mentions that she’s boring. 

(via keep-calm-and-call-batman)

Yes.

Good. 

Although me thinks Nat could stand for a bit more armour. But hey, that’s just what you get with women and fantasy costuming. 

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And in one of the final seasons Nick would tragically lose his eye.

Damn it Whedon. 

(Source: otsunami, via paul4allseasons)

nerdgirlproblems:

itswallie:

#the greatest #i’ve got red in my ledger. i’d like to wipe it clean.  #she manipulates people’s gendered expectations of her to extract information #she conducts interrogations by letting people think they’ve bested her #by letting men think they’ve bested her #because she’s small and fragile and female and she is emotional and easy to snap in half #and then she tears them apart #and it’s the greatest thing and you’re the greatest thing and i love you #get your own movie

oh god yes.

this movie needed more pepper too

gwen and rdj are basically the best?

My blog can never have enough Black Widow

Oh, and yeah, Black Widow’s portrayal in the movie pretty much exemplifies why she’s been my favorite hero for a good long while now. Joss did his research and even left in a a few references to her past I was pretty psyched to see. 

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shazari:

anachronistique:

sirona-gs:

WHAT IS HE EVEN.

Bomer, you light up my life.

I would like to supply the Bureau of Fuck.

This is why I like Matt Bomer so much. 

Hell I designed an entire character design off of his face, it’s true, I’m okay with it. 

(Source: seventored, via lifecrystals)