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same

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i JUST did this… LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

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nesyra:

sumrlybadusername:

THERE WILL COME A TIME WHERE I WILL DRAW PROPER ART

OH MY GAWD THIS IS HILARIOUS. HELL TO THE YEAH!

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cleromancy:

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for mister-black-n-white
Note: This probably isn’t the BEST fact. But since Jason owns 1/3 of my heart…yeah.

this post has a couple little things that are common misconceptions about jason, so i’d just like to clear some things up here.
despite what dc wants you to believe, “jason was not well received by the fans” isn’t an objective truth. there are fan letters in batman and tec talking about how they preferred jason’s post-crisis origin and how they loved the character. so clearly not ALL (maybe not even MOST) fans didn’t like jason. robin’s always been dumped on by fans, tbh, so the dissent wouldn’t have been new.
what this secret doesn’t mention is that jason was particularly poorly received by the creators. starlin in particular fucking hated jason and tried to write him into a story where he was given AIDS before the Death in the Family story panned out. when he took over, he started writing jason deliberately obnoxious—trying to get readers to dislike him.
jason never had a shot.
there’s also the fact that death in the family was set up so that the only logical way it could end was with jason’s death. that means starlin and co just wanted to kill him off, but blame the fans for any backlash. some readers just voted to kill jason to see if they’d really do it, or because it was a better story if jason died. there’s evidence that some guy voted to kill jason over a hundred times. there was fraud all over the place. PLUS, some kids were too young and didn’t have parental permission to call in. it was a really unfair and unbalanced poll.
despite all of that, jason’s death won by .7%. or look at it this way—these numbers mean that 5271 people actively tried to save jason todd. if you’re indifferent toward a character, if you’re bored of him, if you don’t care about him, you’re not gonna vote either way, right? or you vote to kill him. 5271 people cared enough about jason todd, loved him enough, to vote to save him, regardless of what would have been a better story. think about that.

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mystandards:

I love you little man. Watch over us up there.

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