An insight into the life of the author of the new daughter of Starfire comic. Walking cliché that she is.
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How did two of the most attractive people in the DC universe end up making that dumpy little goblin? She looks like a bag of old mayonnaise.
Because that is probably an attractive version of the writer.
It speaks volumes that these pathetic leeches are so predictable that we can look at the content of what they produce and accurately deduce the reality from it.
Because it's an obvious writer self-insert.
Their actual daughter, Nightstar, is pretty good looking.
https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Mar%27i_Grayson_(Earth-22)
The author is half white half Japanese. I suspected before and everything revealed about this book just confirms it. She's got that "hapa" mindset where she hates her parents for giving birth to her because she feels like she'll never be able to truly fit into either of their home cultures. I'm assuming her mother was a regularly attractive woman while she obviously isn't, adding a level of jealousy. This is 100% a therapy session being foisted on the readers, an increasingly common occurrence with these hack writers.
Everytime.
I never realized she was half Jewish, or that she looked like that. It really is her projecting. I always get her and her artist cousin (who I thought was her sister, and is truly talented, and a bit better looking) confused. No wonder she's so damn bitter.
How on earth did she think it was a good idea to include a picture of herself next to the anime avatar? There's a reason you use those, you moron!
Wtf even is that!? It was just like a fun surf-adjacent sticker a lot of the Asian dudes had when I was a kid. Dunno when it twisted in to like this just miserable Internet community
Now it's supreme gentlemen on one hand, and fat chicks screeching against cultural appropriations and the Japanese imperialism at the same time on the other.
This is the real crime of miscegenation. Forget all the other implications of it, it should be discouraged simply because it ends up messing kids up in the head.
I knew a half black half jew who had an identity crisis every week.
Then I started asking him about how one half of his identity meshed with the other and he started having an ID crisis every day lol.
Nobody reads this shit.
To be fair in Starfire's case her sister is an actual psychopath.
It won't surprise me if later on this comic tries to idolize her in some way because of that.
Starfire being a retard that just accepts the cuckoo egg as her own fits with her Teen Titans character.
Seriously, though, why do all these fucking pigs have what used to be called 'niggalips', the stereotype often associated with black people? It's not just black characters that have it, but this entire genre of mary sues and cal-arts shit.
These are your super heroes now. Please clap.
Raven doesn't look too bad though, legs, long hair with hood suits her. The only to look decent in this trashfire of a comic. Starfire should look like former slave space princess I.E. beautiful, not qwerky tumblr mum.
Edit: For anyone who wants to read (Why?), it's about 150 pages.
It looks like those weird inhuman corporate clipart artworks, but somehow infected with Tumblr.
N O O N E U N D E R S T A N D S M E M A A A A A A A N
"It's not a phase, Mooooooooom!"
I thought it was supposed to be some novelization. It's actually a comic?
she cute
Because its a self insert and for some reason all the liberal women put eating and food stuff into the comics and books.
Because thats all they know from their own lives, eat like your body is a dumpster, and Starbucks.
That's why people started calling this character Dumpsterfire.
I can hear her "WOT COMICS R U REEDING!!" im my head, thanks Uncle Ethan.
I think you're thinking of Raven.
Starfire is the one in the background. Absolute opposite of an edgy goth girl if ever there was one.
Naive alien chick.
You're thinking of Raven, with grey skin black magical powers chanting the latest latin spells while she fights off her dad, a demon.
This is Starfire. She's almost disgustingly cheerful, but it loops back to being cute.
No. At the end of the theme song, Starfire is on the left of Robin and Raven is on the right.