At least she didn't demand a security deposit.

Hang on to that plastic.

But Astolfo's far more slender than Vegeta. So, where does all the extra weight come from?

I wonder what she would have looked like if she had decided to be Frank Lee.

And firemen... put out fires.

How fitting that I should post Batwoman one day, and witness some bats during the evening of that same day.
I'm glad they have them here, too. Sadly, they flew too fast and it was too dark for me to be able to take a pic. But, they were mostly likely pipistrelles (like the one in this pic), since they're fairly common.
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I also made an appointment all by self today, like a big boy. (It should be a trivial matter, but it never gets any easier.)

Of course, she IS talking to a frog. So yes, in all likelihood, he would have a better way.

That's like... deep, man...

Alternatively, when @dr_richard_ew gives you genuine praise. (He might prefer 'Rich' for that occasion, however.)

Didn't realise Ruby Rose was doing side gigs in Gotham. I guess she can't use her scythe because it would give away her identity.

The modern incarnation of Batwoman debuted in 2006 as one of those who took up the mantle of Gotham's protector during Batman's absence.
Her full name is Katherine Rebecca Kane, and in the comics' continuity she's Bruce Wayne's cousin on his mother's side. She also has a twin sister (Elizabeth Kane) who would later become a Joker-esque villain called Red Alice.
Canonically, she is both of Jewish descent and a lesbian (the guys at DC really got their minority twofer in with her) and is one of the more high-profile superheroines to be so. This caused quite a stir when she first appeared on the scene.
Ironically, the original Batwoman (Katherine "Kathy" Kane, who debuted 50 years earlier) was created as a love interest for Batman to alleviate the rumors that Batman was gay. (The times they have-a changed.)
Whichever version you prefer however, if you misbehave around them, you're sure to get the Kane.

The look on Cap's face makes me think he may be under the influence of some illicit substance.

If not, they definitely should be.

Awaken, comrades, the Motherland calls. And then go right back to sleep after you yawn for a little.
Russian Blue is somewhat of a misnomer, since their fur tends to be silver to gray, and their eyes tend to be green. But at least they are Russian. The breed is believed to have originated from Arkhangelsk (Archangel), a port city in Russia. As such, they sometimes referred to as Archangel cats, or Archangel Blue. But are they angelic? Kinda. Among the cat breeds, they are said to be relatively calm and tranquil.
They're also quite intelligent and can be taught to do tricks or to hunt. This also means they get bored easily, and need to be kept entertained.
It's noteworthy that Nyan Cat was based on a Russian Blue, and so was Tom from Tom & Jerry. There's also a Russian Blue cat assassin featured in the Cats & Dogs (2001) movie.
(Note: real Russian Blues have not, to date, been observed attempting assassinations or flying across the sky while leaving rainbows behind.)

Like any explanation is needed. This is basically cat owners in a nutshell.

Just look at those threads. It must have cost them like $5 (which for cat and frog is like a lot).

They're not frogs, however it is... acceptable.