Lois Lane, Girl Reporter

deantrippe:

Here are some notes and images from Lois Lane, Girl Reporter, a pitch for a series of illustrated young adult novels I worked on a few years ago for DC Comics. Story by me, with considerable brainstorming help from my pal John Campbell, and art by Project: Rooftop fan favorite Daniel Krall.

My wonderful editor, Chris Cerasi, was a real champion of the series, which we codenamed “Project 77,” and while we had a great time working on it and finding this secret window into the DCU, it doesn’t look like the current leadership of DC is remotely interested in this kinda thing. I thought some Lois Lane fans here on the interwebs might at least like a look at what might have been…

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Its so annoying when girls say shit like:

sailordari:

  • “I’m a girl and I play video games!”
  • “I don’t wear make up.. so what?”
  • “YEAH I’M A GIRL AND I HATE PINK.”
  • “I’d take sneakers over heels.”
  • “I like baggy sweats instead of skirts.”
  • “I like to hang out with guys, girls are so much drama!!!111!”

Yeah you and almost every other girl. Do you want a cookie or….?

Yes, Megan Fox Syndrome is super, super annoying; I agree. But you are also just perpetuating the girlhate by posting shit about how much you hate girls who hate other girls. You are doing exactly what you hate them for doing. Not classy folks. Don’t be shitty. 

And on a related note, everyone who reads this should be reading this:

What If I Love Being The Only Girl In The Boys Club? Megan Fox Syndrome, aka Wendy from Peter Pan. It is the delusion that you can become an official part of the boys’ club if you are its strictest enforcer, its most useful prole. That if you follow the rules exactly you can become the Official Woman. If you refuse other women admission you are denying that other women are talented, which makes you just as bad as any boys’ club for thinking there would only be one talented girl at a time.

(via brakes)

THE BOLDED PART YES SO MUCH YES

microaggressions:

“Gah! A Muslim with a knife! Terror!”

After (Canadian) Thanksgiving dinner with friends from my graduate studies program (whom I used to think of as my family away from home, until this sort of thing kept happening). Made me feel like I’ll never escape the harm of so-called well-meaning privileged people who fail to recognize that being ironic about racism can still reproduce it.

(Source: microaggressions)

oh right, this is why i have a twitter

“Sexuality serves as an especially dense transfer point for relations of inmanent power precisely because it crystallizes around the distraction of a natural individual personal mystery all the material economic and political strands which tie the individual to both state and market, and it is through such material distractions that capitalism clearly demonstrates yet again its ability to confuse us.” - David T. Evans, Sexual Citizenship

I HOPE THIS STATEMENT IS PURPOSELY IRONIC. 

whitewhine:

…You forgot to mention 75-90 years of having a life that is far better than everyone else’s.



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whitewhine:

…You forgot to mention 75-90 years of having a life that is far better than everyone else’s.

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in which i say things i am too scared to say

Hey jackass,

i don’t give a fuck if your girlfriend, your ladyfriend, your girl friends, your sister don’t care when you say “these women are only here for their titties,” because guess what, I give a fucking fuck when you say that shit. when you talk about women that way, you’re talking about me that way HOW DOES THAT NOT OCCUR TO YOU? “women” is not some sort of “abstract they’re-a-social-construct-you-said-it-yourself concept” you’re talking about me. you are literally talking about me when you say “women.” when you use words like cunt and pussy to devalue someone, guess what you’re doing. guess guess guess. when you say shit that LITERALLY MEANS “we are only valuing them for their sexualized bodyparts,” THAT’S A SHITTY THING TO SAY.

and this is not me being self-absorbed or self-involved or taking away your fun or taking shit too seriously. it’s not self-involved for me to stand up for myself. it’s not taking something too seriously when i feel really uncomfortable and gross and am suddenly very aware of parts of my body in ways that make me feel really self-conscious.

so stop it. because you’re being a jerk.

…is what i wish i could say, because for all my inability to censor myself sometimes, i still bite my tongue the other eleven out of a dozen times shit like this goes on, because i am still that stupid shy little asian girl who wants people to like me because a part of me still feels like i am only valuable when i am being validated by shitfaces like you.

gurlgoestoafrica:

Caption Contest Results! Send in your votes via email or Tumblr messages.
In no particular order:
1. “They said, more than anything, they wanted to know what it was like to live in America.”
-jcarbs.tumblr.com
2. “Look, Mom! They can carry the white man, and I can carry the white man’s burden!”-Mimi
3. “We did this in America too, only metaphorically.”-Anonymous
4. It’s great how kids are so colour blind at that age. They don’t see them as Africans, they just see them as horses.
-hollyisabella
5. The innocence of my children playing makes me believe in humanity.
-Catherine
Thanks to everyone who sent in captions! You’re all hilarious.
xoxo
African Love

My favorite is #4.

gurlgoestoafrica:

Caption Contest Results! Send in your votes via email or Tumblr messages.

In no particular order:

1. “They said, more than anything, they wanted to know what it was like to live in America.”

-jcarbs.tumblr.com

2. “Look, Mom! They can carry the white man, and I can carry the white man’s burden!”
-Mimi

3. “We did this in America too, only metaphorically.”
-Anonymous

4. It’s great how kids are so colour blind at that age. They don’t see them as Africans, they just see them as horses.

-hollyisabella

5. The innocence of my children playing makes me believe in humanity.

-Catherine

Thanks to everyone who sent in captions! You’re all hilarious.

xoxo

African Love

My favorite is #4.

fuckyeahculturalappropriation:

burzyum:

thesevessels:

gpoy - drunken blood. best party ever.

For reference

WAY TO BE PANRACIALLY OFFENSIVE, DUDE! seriously though, kill whitey

(I especially like the girl peering over his shoulder from under her sombrero.)

I see you there, Mr. Douchebag in your American Apparel deep v t-shirt, being the biggest douche on the internet. Throw in some embodiment of ableism and transphobia, and this would be the epitome of everything wrong with self-call-liberal youths. D:

fuckyeahculturalappropriation:

burzyum:

thesevessels:

gpoy - drunken blood. best party ever.

For reference

WAY TO BE PANRACIALLY OFFENSIVE, DUDE! seriously though, kill whitey

(I especially like the girl peering over his shoulder from under her sombrero.)

I see you there, Mr. Douchebag in your American Apparel deep v t-shirt, being the biggest douche on the internet. Throw in some embodiment of ableism and transphobia, and this would be the epitome of everything wrong with self-call-liberal youths. D:

Really really digging the contrasts here. Also, want the tights plz.

Really really digging the contrasts here. Also, want the tights plz.

(Source: 8bitserbia)

I love this. I can’t get over how hard this hit me, from out of nowhere. The emotions here are so unabashedly open and raw. It weirdly reminds me of the Great Gatsby that way.

(I like my emotions like I like my food: raw and life-sustaining.)

I love this. I can’t get over how hard this hit me, from out of nowhere. The emotions here are so unabashedly open and raw. It weirdly reminds me of the Great Gatsby that way.

(I like my emotions like I like my food: raw and life-sustaining.)

(Source: 3eanuts)