*has learned her lesson, will not kick stray plot bunnies*

[shinyglorchan]

So I wrote some Jaime/Tim over at my DC Kissing Meme, and now there's a Jaime-Tim plot bunny that won't leave me alone. It totally hones in on the fact that they're both not-so-secretly Ted Kord fanboys. Tim would gush on how he met him, and Jaime would be all wishing that he had. Tim would envy Jaime got to be part of the Blue Beetle legacy, and Jaime would still which Ted was around and envy taht Tim's so good with his secret identity. They'd be total nerds together. And they have the same taste in best friends (AKA Paco and Kon are a bit similar, like whoa).

...I don't want write this. I like the idea, but I don't feel inclined to write it at this moment. So, time to distract my muses with pretty icons! Blue Beetle icons! Mostly speech bubbles, because they're made of awesome. One moving icon too. Whoo. I'll find out which issues I used later and post that. Plain icons are not bases. Please credit me.

Blue Beetle

Comments

[pindrops.livejournal.com]

Where is 6 from?

[shiny-glor-chan.livejournal.com]

*looks it up* Blue Beetle #14, Guy is talking to Jaime about strategy on the last page. Says it as he gives Jaime a strategy book Ted had given him.

[pindrops.livejournal.com]

I should really read the series.

[shiny-glor-chan.livejournal.com]

You should. It ends in one more issue, though. :( There at least four trades out, so most of it is very easy to find. It's such a funny series.

[felonazcorp.livejournal.com]

omg I ♥ Blue Beetle so much. WHY DID THEY CANCEL IT IT WAS SO FUNNYYYYYY... *sobs*

Anyways... >.>"

These are great! :D

[shiny-glor-chan.livejournal.com]

*sobs* I agree! I always like something when it's too late! I didn't start reading comics until Countdown to Final Crisis was well under way, so my love for Kon, Bart, Ted, Trickster... Ugh! All dead before I could whine about it! >>;;

Thank you!

[sentienttoaster.livejournal.com]

Are you sure you don't want to write it? BECAUSE YOU SHOULD.

Nice icons!

[shiny-glor-chan.livejournal.com]

>>;; My plot bunnies SO do not need encouragement! <<;;

Thank you!

[author376.livejournal.com]

These are adorable! Paco is just so cute :) *sobs and misses*

[shiny-glor-chan.livejournal.com]

Thank you! *sobs and misses as well*

[author376.livejournal.com]

*breaks out hankies* BTW, I love your icon! That's Josh voting for Babs, right?

[shiny-glor-chan.livejournal.com]

Thanks. Nope~ Lian Harper. It's from the 90s Titans #1. The others are (in order) Dick, Roy, and Wally. Donna asked the question to begin with. <3 *hugs the Titans and Lian*

[author376.livejournal.com]

Oh, I see now! Heh, I thought it was Flash's Rogue's and Weather Wizard's little boy. I blame it on the huge number of redhead in the DCU... not that I'm complaining ~_^ Lian is made of cute :)

[shiny-glor-chan.livejournal.com]

Haha, it could be the Rogues, with the way it's cropped... Oh damn, now I have a plot bunny. *shakes a fist at you*

[author376.livejournal.com]

*hides plot bunny hutch*

Now where could that have come from?

[aravistarkheena.livejournal.com]

Which issue is the first icon from? I completely forget.

Anyway, that's not a plot bunny that's been bugging you, it's your heart. Your heart is telling you that you need to write more Jaime/Tim. It's both a moral and spiritual imperative.

Follow your heart Glor. Follow your heart.

[shiny-glor-chan.livejournal.com]

Blue Beetle #33, page 18 (the issue where Teen Titans visited).

Haha, it seems quite a few people think I should follow that plot bunny. I guess I may have to. Ah well, not like my muses listen to me when I say no or later anyway. >>;;

[aravistarkheena.livejournal.com]

Yay! :DDD

Once you write Jaime/Tim, getting them out of your head is IMPOSSIBLE. They're too cute together and I love your fanboy idea. It's ADORABLE. :D

[shiny-glor-chan.livejournal.com]

Thanks. I think you should try your hand at my plot bunny. We can both try to write it and see how different our takes on it will be. *let's the plot bunny seduce you with its adorableness*