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My first ever post here

Wanna post some Arrowverse related before it reach it end. I said 'before' because there still Doom Patrol season 4B that haven't air yet.

I have this vision in my head a while now, since after I finished Crisis on Infinite Earth and I don't want to ruin it.

I didn't dare to colour, because I'm really extremely bad at it

I'm really sorry about Superman and Black Lightning's outfits, I know I mess that up. And yes Superman and Lois is Arrowverse's canon in my head and never will change

I like drawing and I am still learning to draw better, I am an artist in learning

Just have a crazy idea to connect Teen Titans (2003) and the DCAU

With the existence of these two

Kara Zor-El Supergirl and Barry Allen The Flash

They died in Crisis

And we all know what happened after that-the universe rebooted

In the DCAU they both coincidentally have had a different person used their mantles

Kara In-Ze Supergirl and Wally West The Flash

So the timeline might look like this

Teen Titans (2003)

Crisis on Infinite Earths

The DCAU

I'll be honest. At this point, I just keep waiting for Alex Danvers to make her debut every time Supergirl appears in a DC's project

My prediction of how Supergirl will look like in MAWS ss2

Guys, why I have a feeling the symbol on Kara's jacket is a "Z"?

Do you know where I can read other scene like this?

Action Comics #1024 - “The House of Kent III” (2020)

written by Brian Michael Bendis art by John Romita, Jr., Klaus Janson, & Brad Anderson

Waiting for the casting of Flash and Supergirl in the DCU so that I can finish this piece digitally

Everyone, say with me

CHARACTERS DEVELOPMENT! CHARACTERS DEVELOPMENT!

NEW SUIT! NEW SUIT!

KILL THE BOT! KILL THE BOT!

Redesign of something that hasn't even existed yet pfffft-Whaaaa

Just another girl

Pairing Berry Allen x reader

Summary It was just another boring day at work that's when my best friend came rushing in.

Warnings none

Gif by K-axani

You were just getting off work when... Y/N! You turned around slowly to Kara flying towards you. Hi Kara. You say. Y/n come on! Kara grabbed your hand. WHOA KARA WHAT'S THE RUSH!!??? You shout. There's a party at my apartment that I'm not letting you miss this time Y/n. Kara replied. Fine. You grumble under your breath.

Time skip to the party

You were talking to some of your friends when you noticed him... Berry Allen

Hi guys sorry this sucked wait is it Berry or Barry?

Don't blame Clark for his anxiety😭

Kara shows us how it's done.

Not me shamelessly cashing in on my most popular fan-comic

Hehe

Yeah. Another one picked out by the Patreon

Fun fact in this duo Stephanie is the good cop.

I want another Kara/Steph team up but when Kara is one of her angst phases.

I know it's been a while since the finale has aired but I think it's safe to say that everyone is still pretty salty over the ending.

There are many reasons why season 6 is probably the worst season ever and the finale was even worse, but the one that I absolutely loathe is the shitty excuse they gave for Kara to reveal herself. I just don't understand the logic behind Kara revealing her identity?

I mean there's the whole 'I'll never truly be me' thing which was really not that huge of a deal before and honestly, like a cheap excuse to just do something. For all that she stood for, taking her glasses off for that reason alone was so rubbish.

The whole reason she concealed her identity in the first place was because she couldn't compromise the safety of her loved ones.

Or actually, more accurately, Kara wasn't the one to conceal her identity. Clark was; because he was Superman and unless he revealed his identity to the world, there was no way Kara could. He didn't reveal himself as Superman to protect his loved ones, his family, and once Kara came, to protect her too. That was his decision. And for Kara to just throw that all up in the air and reveal herself to the world was really quite selfish and just SO out of character. It's just absurd. (No wonder she's practically a ghost in Superman and Lois.)

At that time, Kara's identity was concealed because she could have been used against him if the world knew of Superman's cousin. But that all went to hell when she did exactly that and came out as Supergirl, and yet, that was still okay because they were two indestructible beings and were capable of taking care of themselves if they were ever used against each other. (And yet they never were even though the whole world knew they were cousins. Except for Lex, who actually just changed teams. Even he didn't do anything in that regard.)

I mean, virtually all that the rest of the world knew about these two was that Superman and Supergirl were cousins and nothing other than Kryptonite could hurt them. I count two weaknesses. And you're telling me that their enemies didn't once clash trying to hurt the other in some way or the other to get back them? Yeah, right.

Either way, I get that it was Supergirl, so obviously, there wasn't much of Superman in it, but I feel like they didn't give Kara and Clark a personal angle.

Anyway, the point was that revealing her identity would have put all of Clark's family in danger. She understood perfectly well why she had to be Kara Danvers in the first place ever since she came to Earth. And that was before she built any relationships.

Then she made her own family. There have already been enough times where Alex has been in danger just because she was a DEO agent. And she may be Sentinel now, but she's not indestructible. With everyone knowing Supergirl is Kara Danvers, everyone will also know Alex Danvers by default.

And there are a million other reasons I could state like not even being able to meet the rest of the Justice League without compromising them (working with them in their gear would be risky enough, but there's no way Kara and Barry could ever have a drink again) or putting Nia under suspicion, but the one most important and recent one would be Esme.

I mean just last episode she got kidnapped and even William was murdered. Be it with or without Lex's knowledge of Kara being Supergirl, it was still enough to scare the hell out of all of them. And yet she still thought it was best to take off her glasses?

Here Kara is, standing at her sister's wedding, with their child- her niece probably as the flower girl, surrounded by her family and friends with nice normal jobs, AND SHE THOUGHT REVEALING HER IDENTITY SHOULD BE HER HAPPY ENDING WHEN HER LITTLE NIECE WAS KIDNAPPED JUST WEEKS AGO?

Out of all the reasons, this is why I hate the finale ending the most. The writers made no sense at all and it was just horrible. They gave us a beautiful character and made her a stranger in the end.

Supergirl was a comfort show for most of us and it made us feel warm and- yellow, you know? But then we get this 'endgame'.

Season 1 or 2 Kara would be baffled by season 6 Kara. Or even child Kara, I think.

Do you think Mon-El's relationship with the other Superfriends and family was overlooked a lot? Because I do.

I mean just think about it. In season 2, the relationships that he built with the others; not just Kara, were very important to him too. J'onn, Alex, Winn, maybe even Maggie. He was happy in mid-season 2, with seemingly no problems adjusting to Earth life, almost like he preferred it.

Which, honestly he probably did. Along with Kara, the others also made Mon-El into the responsible future leader he becomes.

Because he wasn't just close with Kara. He was close with Alex too. And J'onn. And I can bet that he admired Eliza more than he could ever his own mother. They were family to him in the shortest amount of time he spent there. Alex was there in the DEO reprimanding him and Winn almost every day, either with the tests they kept doing against orders or with them messing around on the job, like she was his elder sister too. J'onn, we all know was a father figure to him. The vulnerability he showed to him, he's probably never even shown to Kara. And J'onn was there for him too, always, with guidance. That's saying more than literally anyone on Daxam was to him. I think in all the hate that went against Mon-El simply for the fact that he was with Kara, it was overlooked how Mon-El as an individual character was with the other characters and how he quickly made at home on Earth, despite Kara. (They could've done a lot with that.)

Then Rhea came, and surprise surprise, there wasn't even the slightest look of relief or happiness that they were alive. After being surrounded by so much love, for even the shortest amount of time, he obviously couldn't go back to his lonely, ignorant lifestyle.

Yet that's exactly what happened. In a different way though, so it's all okay. It's not the same thing. He's in the future, with strangers all around him. And he spent years trying to go back. Before he gave up and decided to be what they would've want him to be; what they were hoping he would be alongside them- a leader; a hero. However, without them, you can't tell me that in being so, he lost himself too for the sake of duty.

He wasn't happy in the future. He became a lonely, melancholic man, who probably worked himself to the bone with no time to spare for his own. He even married for work. Though I do believe that once Winn went back with him, it must've added life to him. Give him some heart back, to have someone with him from then. That's how much that time meant to him. Then came Ayla and Mary by extension and he finally had something important to him in that time that he could look forward to; that he could be happy with, no matter how small it was.

His whole family was back there though. For Winn, he would only miss his friends, albeit painfully. But he already had an established life that he had made peace with once his parents died. So it was like moving away for a new job. But to Mon-El, these people broke him down and built him from the ground up. They showed him how life truly should be and not how he was taught on Daxam. They opened his eyes from the manipulation he was put through his parents and helped him be his own man; made him into a leader. That wasn't just Kara. That was all of them- Alex, J'onn, Maggie, Winn, James, Eliza.

Which again brings me to the stupid finale. You're telling me that Alex and Mon-El are strangers and that she insists on Winn coming to the wedding but doesn't say anything to Mon-El? We might not have gotten much screentime between the two, but you don't just go on double dates and seek support from someone you don't like. Mon-El was an important part of their lives too. He impacted their lives too. Alex and J'onn at the very least, I feel.

And I know that Kara asked him but I'm just pointing out the bad writing. It didn't make sense to let him go so easily. But are we surprised? No. They never cared about Mon-El anyway so why bother.

All I'm saying is when I imagine Mon-El in the future, I see him working to the bone and never sparing a second to himself; because if he did, his mind would only go back to the one place he was ever happy; the one place he ever felt safe and loved; to his family- knowing he can't ever go back there, not truly. And that place is not Daxam.

Because if he thinks about it, he'll only be reminded of how alone he is (in more ways than one); of how in he doesn't share even share the same reality as, not only her, but them.

Because he knows better than that. He was taught better than that; shown better than that. He leads by example. By the example of the people he looked up to and he loved. So no matter what the cost he would also do what is only right. (Like someone else we know.)

It's a kryptonian thing