Static Shock / Batman:TAS story: "The Year of Living"

Jan 09, 2005 17:18

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The Year of Living
a Static Shock / Batman:TAS story
by Merlin Missy
copyright 2005
PG-13
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The Year of Living )

robinredbird, gen, fanfic, virgil, tim, dcau-fic

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dotsomething January 11 2005, 00:56:35 UTC
Just popping in again to say, wow, so loved this (and I've already betaed the thing). People must read this who haven't seen Static Shock even, for the Tim angst. Is that a new word? timangst? ;>

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mtgat January 11 2005, 03:51:17 UTC
All. About. The Angst. :D

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crazyoh January 11 2005, 02:47:40 UTC
I love you.

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mtgat January 11 2005, 03:50:11 UTC
I know. :) Also, you left your stole-thingy.

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calico321 January 11 2005, 20:44:16 UTC
That was fantastic! And beautiful! And fills in canon perfectly!

Poor Tim :( But, you know, I think Toon!Batman needed something like this, something that really rocked his world and made him question himself, comparable to Jason's death. Just my thoughts on the matter.

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mtgat January 11 2005, 21:04:14 UTC
And this is the general consensus on RotJ, that is was necessary. Still bites for Tim, though. :/

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sharpest_rose January 13 2005, 10:36:10 UTC
Wow. It'll take me a minute to recover from that, and I'm sure I'll never be able to watch the movie without fitting this into the time-gap in its canon. Extremely well done.

May I have it for my Tim site?

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mtgat January 13 2005, 14:51:49 UTC
Thank you. (Personally, I'll never be able to watch the movie without going "OMG gah! Tim noes!" but that's what I always do when I watch it.)

And sure! Yay archive!

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rubynye January 28 2005, 14:37:01 UTC
thete1 sent me here.

This is heartbreaking and wonderful and deserves paragraphs of praise.

Maybe after I'm done crying I'll be back to write them.

With applause,
Ruby

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mtgat January 28 2005, 18:09:50 UTC
:) *offers tissue* Sorry to make you sad, but kinda glad I made you feel something.

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rubynye February 5 2005, 16:02:59 UTC
That's why I told you. :)

There's a *lot* to praise about this story. I'm going to pull out one thing: the rotating perspective is very skillfully used here. It's never unclear whose eyes we're looking through, nor what they can't see and how that very blindness informs us.

Oh, and on rereading the story made me cry again. Poor Tim. *sniffle*

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