The Crux of the Matter

notes for editing

Like a moth to a flame...

Like a... beetle? To... a lantern?

Lessons in being a beetle,

A shipping manifesto for Guy Gardner and Ted Kord

loosely inspired by "The Lesson of the Moth" by Donald Marquis

Hope you don't mind the mess, fellas. 'Cause it's about to get messier. Even though I've never done one of these before--despite my decade-long penchant for shipping fictional characters--I decided to take on the Herculean task of trying to explain something basically no one else believes in. So, I'm not pulling from anyone else's posts, ideas, visions. I'm just posting from comic panels and my interpretations of them.

DISCLAIMER: This shouldn't need to be said, and it probably doesn't, but I am paranoid about someone coming across my nothing blog for nobody and getting really mad at me for this post. I'm a human being, okay? Please remember that. If remembering I'm a whole entire person is not enough to dissuade you from trying to be mean to me then that is on your conscience and not mine.

Um, but basically, I am not perfect and I don't know everything. I just want to talk about something I think about a lot. Okay? Great. I've already outlined above that nobody thinks this is real except for me, nobody's tried to do a full analysis (that I know of), and nobody's going to read this. So if you're mad...it is your fault for reading it. Thank you! Disclaimer......ended!!

i was talking to a moth

the other evening

he was trying to break into

an electric light bulb

and fry himself on the wires

from uhhh some parta JLI I'd gotta go find it

From Doctor Fate (1988) #15

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