Batman and Superman Recs
Oct. 11th, 2010 04:00 amBad Romance by ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
sisabet
Smallville/DCU/Superman Returns
It’s an epic Clark/Lex vid that pulls on a variety of source material, including comics and animated works. I really like the way that all of the versions of Clark and Lex are consistent with Smallville, how none of the Superman Returns footage in this really shows their faces clearly; there’s a really nice unity in this. It is an excellent, fun, and thorough depiction of the Clark/Lex relationship.
(Song: Bad Romance by Lady Gaga)
Reconcilable Differences by![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
astolat
Smallville/DCU
Rating: NC-17
The first thing that needs to be said in relation to this is that Superboy is the test-tube child of Lex Luthor and Superman, canonically. There’s a spectacular fusion of the Smallville and DC universes in this. It’s really glorious kid fic; Clark and Lex are both paternally inclined and there’s fantastic shuffle dance as they both work on raising their teenaged child. There is also the Batman, geekery, and teenaged shenanigans; it is hilarious and amazing.
Batman: Great Family Issue(s) byjemppu
DCU
Rating: G
I’m kind of ridiculously in love with this comic. It’s five pages of adorable bat-family relationship dynamics. It features Alfred, Tim, Dick, and Bruce; they’re all completely awesome in this and incredibly endearing. It’s fantastically cute and happy-making.
How You Train Wild Gypsy? bymaelithil
DCU
It’s a shippers manifesto for Bruce/Dick that includes all sorts of scans and quotations. Batman’s been around for over 70 years, so it’s especially fascinating meta because there is so much source material available. It’s comic-based and has its thesis backed up by primary source material like no one’s business. The essay also does a really good job of sketching out the basic canon and the characters, in addition to their relationship with each other; it’s incredibly accessible.
sisabetSmallville/DCU/Superman Returns
It’s an epic Clark/Lex vid that pulls on a variety of source material, including comics and animated works. I really like the way that all of the versions of Clark and Lex are consistent with Smallville, how none of the Superman Returns footage in this really shows their faces clearly; there’s a really nice unity in this. It is an excellent, fun, and thorough depiction of the Clark/Lex relationship.
(Song: Bad Romance by Lady Gaga)
Reconcilable Differences by
astolatSmallville/DCU
Rating: NC-17
The first thing that needs to be said in relation to this is that Superboy is the test-tube child of Lex Luthor and Superman, canonically. There’s a spectacular fusion of the Smallville and DC universes in this. It’s really glorious kid fic; Clark and Lex are both paternally inclined and there’s fantastic shuffle dance as they both work on raising their teenaged child. There is also the Batman, geekery, and teenaged shenanigans; it is hilarious and amazing.
Batman: Great Family Issue(s) by
jemppuDCU
Rating: G
I’m kind of ridiculously in love with this comic. It’s five pages of adorable bat-family relationship dynamics. It features Alfred, Tim, Dick, and Bruce; they’re all completely awesome in this and incredibly endearing. It’s fantastically cute and happy-making.
How You Train Wild Gypsy? by
maelithilDCU
It’s a shippers manifesto for Bruce/Dick that includes all sorts of scans and quotations. Batman’s been around for over 70 years, so it’s especially fascinating meta because there is so much source material available. It’s comic-based and has its thesis backed up by primary source material like no one’s business. The essay also does a really good job of sketching out the basic canon and the characters, in addition to their relationship with each other; it’s incredibly accessible.
