I’m not sure if the Joker ever figured out where Batman gets his wonderful toys, but it looks like Harley Quinn‘s much more resourceful.
Huh. You really can find anything online.
This online shopping lesson has been brought to you by Gotham City Sirens #8 (March 2010) by Guillem March and Marc Andreyko.
Not all supervillain battles are fought out in the open.
Kind of makes you wonder how many trolls out there are actually supervillains, doesn’t it? 😛
This nefarious use of social media has been brought to you by Gotham City Sirens #9 (April 2010) by Paul Dini and Guillem March.
On Twitter, no one knows you’re the queen of all vampires. Unless you swat them. With your elite corps of werewolves.
Beowulf’s more effective than Twitter Help Center, that’s for sure. 😛
This reminder about the importance of netiquette has been brought to you by Tweet of Beehive (May 5, 2012) by Gemma, Nozumu Tamaki, and Tikurakuran.
If there’s one constant in this world, it’s that everyone’s embarrassing pictures always turn up on the Internet. Everyone’s.
I would not want to be the guy in that picture once the Joker find out. ^_^;
This dose of online humiliation has been provided by Gotham City Sirens #7 (February 2010) by Paul Dini, David Lopez, and Alvaro Lopez.
Do you ever get annoyed by people who add “LOL” to the end of their messages regardless of whether or not what they’ve written is actually funny?
Today’s failure to communicate has been texted to you by Amagi Brilliant Park (甘城ブリリアントパーク/Amagi Buririanto Paaku) – Episode 5: Not Enough Money! (お金が足りない!/Okane ga Tarinai!) (October 30, 2014).
You’re about to witness the most egregious misuse of hashtags since Robin Thicke’s Blurred Lines music video.
Well…maybe you got lucky and it only made the rounds on Tumblr? ^_^;
This horrible moment in social media has been brought to you by The Amazing Spider-Man #1 (June 2014) by Joe Caramagna, Peter David, Christos Gage, Dan Slott, Charles Soule, Chris Yost, David Baldeon, Giuseppe Camuncoli, Chris Eliopoulos, Marte Gracia, Joe Madureira, Marcos Martin, Ed McGuinness, Pop Mhan, Jerome Opeña, Humberto Ramos, Jaview Rodriguez, Alex Ross, Will Sliney, Skottie Young, John Dell, Alvaro Lopez, Victor Olazaba, Ramón Pérez, Cam Smith, and Jordi Tarragona.
E-commerce makes shopping easy for everybody!
On the Internet, nobody knows you’re a raccoon, either.
You can thank Guardians of the Galaxy #1 (May 2008) by Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning, Paul Pelletier, and Rick Magyar for this five star purchase.
Never underestimate the power of social media.
Imagine what would’ve happened if they’d used Facebook or Tumblr.
This intervention has been brought to you by Daily Life With Monster Girls (モンスター娘のいる日常/Monsutaa Musume no Iru Nichijou) – Volume 1 (September 13, 2012) by Okayado.
Looks like someone‘s about to put John Gabriel’s “Greater Internet Fuckwad Theory” to the ultimate test.
Congratulations. You’ve just been trolled by the goddamn Batman.
This exploration of the online disinhibition effect courtesy of Batman Incorporated #6 (June 2011) by Grant Morrison and Chris Burnham.
It seems that, no matter what world you’re on, there are always certain groups you can count on to cause trouble.
Uh…I’d be real careful there, Emp. Just ask Jessi Slaughter what happens when you insult /b/…
This suspected trolling attempt courtesy of Empowered – Volume 5 (June 2009) by Adam Warren.
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