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scans_dailyMore Cass and Steph fun plus more chibi pics of them.
Curse you neuhallidae. You put the thought in my head and I just went to it scanning these and searching for them :P
From Batgirl #21 and #28:
I thought what happened next came in the very same issue, but nope a fight with Jokerfied Shadow Thief erupted with Cass kicking his behind so badly she almost killed him. There's a great scene of Cass literally freaking out and Steph coming onto this giving Shadow Thief CPR and reassuring Cass he'll be ok plus she won't tell Oracle or Bats of what happened on the roof great scene.
Also I just love this scene above with Cass training. The look in her eyes as she opens them are just so Batman-like and she's so in this Batman type of mode that.
Well seven issues later:
Another training session goes off between the two and again tommorrow. I really love the look on Cass's face during all of this. She goes from boredom from above to amusement to pure enjoyment hence this:
Steph then tells Cass what's bothering her. Pretty much her pop Cluemaster and explains, "whose like the Riddler only with dumber puns." and why she became Spoiler. Being that it's Father's Day she couldn't help but think of their current relationship which then sparks the question from Steph:
Except Smash Brothers on Wii, which someone in DC should make that cannon. Issue ends on a doner as Steph tells Cass she has to end their sessions due to something that went on in Robin book with Tim. And no way am I ending it with sad puppy Cass face.
Because one post of Steph and Cass moments aren't enough.
And due to my love for Steph's GRRR face:
Anyone know the artist to this? I recall the name a LONG time ago. But the name now to the being who made these escapes me.
Curse you neuhallidae. You put the thought in my head and I just went to it scanning these and searching for them :P
From Batgirl #21 and #28:
I thought what happened next came in the very same issue, but nope a fight with Jokerfied Shadow Thief erupted with Cass kicking his behind so badly she almost killed him. There's a great scene of Cass literally freaking out and Steph coming onto this giving Shadow Thief CPR and reassuring Cass he'll be ok plus she won't tell Oracle or Bats of what happened on the roof great scene.
Also I just love this scene above with Cass training. The look in her eyes as she opens them are just so Batman-like and she's so in this Batman type of mode that.
Well seven issues later:
Another training session goes off between the two and again tommorrow. I really love the look on Cass's face during all of this. She goes from boredom from above to amusement to pure enjoyment hence this:
Steph then tells Cass what's bothering her. Pretty much her pop Cluemaster and explains, "whose like the Riddler only with dumber puns." and why she became Spoiler. Being that it's Father's Day she couldn't help but think of their current relationship which then sparks the question from Steph:
Except Smash Brothers on Wii, which someone in DC should make that cannon. Issue ends on a doner as Steph tells Cass she has to end their sessions due to something that went on in Robin book with Tim. And no way am I ending it with sad puppy Cass face.
Because one post of Steph and Cass moments aren't enough.
And due to my love for Steph's GRRR face:
Anyone know the artist to this? I recall the name a LONG time ago. But the name now to the being who made these escapes me.
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Date: 2009-08-18 01:42 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-08-18 01:49 am (UTC)This particular style works well for this sequence, it shows a lot of expression and interaction. I'm not sure how it would work for a big dramatic or poignant moment, but you never know. I was just surprised by how relatively extreme Cass' features are. If those eyes and nose and face shape were on a villainous character, it might be taken as objectionable.