Tim learns that sometimes you just need to go for it.

( He’d had no idea at all that blowjobs felt that amazing. It kind of explained how people became addicted to sex. )

Kon and Bart are happy together. They aren’t so happy to find out what their evil twins have been up to, however.

( It wasn’t entirely surprising that Kon and Bart had ended up together. )

The most destructive force in the universe is gossip. It’s also the most confusing force in the universe, when it comes to trying to figure out who is dating who among the members of the Justice League.

Note: I realize that the new recruits didn’t show up in the JLU until after the Thanagarian invasion in the JLA (or something), but I figure if DC ( Read more... )

The first Titans team was incredibly incestuous. Understandably, when the third Titans team doesn’t care about quaint little concepts like monogamy, the sexual relationships among the team members can become waaaay more than incredible.

( While the original Titans’ intermixing of relationships had happened often, one relationship had always ended before another began. In the new team’s case…they liked to share. )

Kon discovers something that Tim likes; Bart helps him exploit it.

( Kon slammed him into the wall as they kissed, pinning his arms above his head, and Tim moaned and shuddered, going limp in the other teen’s grip. )

Tim and Kon both got turned into girls, and Kon has decided to make Tim’s head spin even more.

( Having Kon show up at his room and say, “Show me your boobs,” was almost ridiculously familiar. At least, in the sense that Kon was still a pervert. )

Tim thought dating Kon wouldn’t involve severe emotional entanglements. He was wrong.

( It was really quite interesting how stereotypically feminine Kon could be when it came to ‘talking about feelings’. )

If the women of the DCU were allowed to shine, look at the wonderful world they’d make. In other words, let’s see the girls kick ass and save the day!

( And even Death herself had better not mess with her. )

There’s something broken about Tim’s smile; that just makes Kon want to see it all the more.

( It wasn’t that Tim didn’t smile, he just didn’t do it often. )

It isn’t easy to love Tim, but Kon does.

( Kon liked Cassie, but he liked Tim, too. )