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It takes Tim three weeks to realize that he’s been exposed to something. His reactions have been off since that night at the harbour when Dick almost got thrown in the river and Bruce shoved Tim to one side to get to Dick and Tim fell face forward into a weird pile of grey dust and choked on it. The dust didn’t have any immediate effects, nothing obvious. It just made him gasp and cough and made his eyes burn under the cowl for a few seconds. Then he needed to check on Dick and then they got back to the Cave and he checked on Dick again and then Dick was saying something about a movie night and Tim found himself smiling and then he stayed over for dinner and the movie and thought nothing of it. It’s only now, three weeks later, that he wakes up in his room in the Manor and thinks wait, what? It’s only now, now that he’s flooded with sudden panic, that he realizes that he hasn’t felt anything resembling panic for three full weeks.
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17 Sep 2026
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Honestly, Jason isn’t even thinking about anything when it happens. They’re in the Cave so he’s on edge to begin with — Bruce is behind him, a looming shadow to his left — and he’s had a shit week and he’s tired and pissed-off and he just wants to get out of there. So when Tim gets to, like, part 6 of his presentation about these shitty out-of-town traffickers who have set up shop in Crime Alley and are targeting Alley kids, and there’s still no actual conclusion, he can’t help himself. He interrupts.
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17 Sep 2026
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In another universe, slight things change and Dick finds himself on the cementery one fateful night just to find someone emerging from his brother's grave
- This is a compilation of all the comics I did regarding this AU
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13 Sep 2026
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"His brother is dead, and Dick Grayson doesn't have a single memory to honor Jason with.
Dick hated being left alone, and Dick left Jason alone. Jason died alone. Thinking no one was coming for him."Or:
Dick Grayson tries to write a eulogy for a brother he barely knew and has a panic attack on the bathroom floor. He learns that grief isn't just sadness; it's bile in your throat, and a fifteen-year-old ghost who just wants to stargaze and argue about tahini cookies.
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23 Aug 2026
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Jason's on the trail of a killer who's targeting kids in Crime Alley for an unknown magical ritual. Between that and his family who insists on butting in, he's got his work cut out for him. But, as they say, nothing is as it seems.
Magic doesn’t come to Gotham.
Which is simplifying it. Because, well, magic isn’t allowed in Gotham, first off. But also, it really doesn’t want to come to Gotham. Of all the things the Bat tries to keep out, magic is the easiest because magic wants to stay as far away from the city as possible. Zatanna called it a “cesspit of untamed ambient magic,” which was being nice even with calling it a cesspit. The last time some asked Constantine about Gotham he just laughed, lit his cigarette, and walked away.
NOW with ART in the endnotes!!!