copperbadge:

jessytessytavi:

flabber-gasted-fools:

pinkninjapj:

Based on this post.

I’M USING THESE FOR MY NANOWRIMO FANFICTION. OMG. YES. 

And more idea fodder for copperbadge and scifigrl47

As much as I love deaf Clint Barton, I don’t know enough about ASL (grammar in particular) to do it justice just now — it’s one of those things I’d love to research-and-write, but the “research” portion can sometimes take a while. 

(I do have a bit in my drafts where Bruce finds out Clint is hearing impaired hard of hearing (sorry, my bad!) and asks him out to dinner in basically one fell swoop, but Bruce’s signing, like mine, is restricted to the ASL alphabet.)

actuallyclintbarton:

optimysticals:

furiouscuddles:

blandmarvelheadcanons:

Clint has given each Avenger a name in sign language.  Thor is the letter ‘T’ in the motion of a hammer.  Steve is a salute with an “R”. Hulk is an “H” over the bicep, but Bruce is the sign for doctor followed by the letter “B”.  Natasha is an “N” being shot from his other wrist like a widow bite. His own name is a “C” being drawn back like a bow.  Stark is an “S” taking flight, unless Barton is mad at him, then he fingerspells “A.S.” for Anthony Stark, but accidentally on purpose adds a second “S”. 

actually this is how giving names work in sign language! usually you sign the first letter of the persons name and a motion that summarises them as a person, or something that reminds you of them!

A.S.

s

Well, really, from what I’ve gathered it actually varies on how giving names works. I’ve seen the “first letter of your name as a sign that describes you” but then some Deaf communities say absolutely not, you don’t do that, they just get a sign or two that together in context mean that person. So (again, from what I’ve been able to research) it depends. Some people would find this way of naming people 100% accurate and some people would find it 100% INaccurate.

karaii:

Hydra Steve!Clone and the Winter Soldier in the battle field.

Headofporridge suggested the clone cannot speak because Hydra surgically removed his vocal cords after the Winter Soldier “malfunctioned” and fatally wounded a lot of their staff due to the sound of the clone’s voice. Either way, he probably uses a combination of ASL and military signing on the field because it is imperative they both remain unseen and unheard.

I like the idea of Clone!Steve being the sniper and the Winter Soldier the brutal force, because eeee role reversals. Also, the Winter Soldier seems less built for stealth and more for absolute carnage, with the guns and machinery he’s packing. It stands to reason the weaker and smaller (for now) Clone!Steve would be his backup from afar, fatally silencing anyone who sees the Winter Soldier.

ALL THE SIGN LANGUAGE/ASL/NONVERBAL HEAD CANONS. ALL OF THEM.

5ummit:

Hawkeye vs. Deadpool #0

I really appreciated all the little nods to Clint’s deafness in this issue. I’m glad other writers are acknowledging it and it’s not just a temporary thing in Fraction’s run. I also enjoy the fact that Wade apparently knows sign language.

caityjay13:

iamshadow21:

zeeewa:

partially deaf clint is super cute u_u

# clint barton, hawkeye, marvel, i could be wrong on this sign, i looked it up and found many different ones for caffeine, SO WHOOPS HOPE I’M REMOTELY CLOSE TO BEING RIGHT

I hope it’s true because rubbing your hands together like an evil mastermind anticipating loot is the correct response to getting given something caffeinated.

I learned this sign as “excited”/”anticipation”, but it would not surprise me one iota if it were the same sign for “caffeine”. Either way, it is absolutely the appropriate response of Clint to coffee.

I did check Lifeprint before posting that fic and you’re right. It’s used for both. Dr. Bill points the finger at ‘the Starbucks crowd’ for the double meaning. 😀

‘Coffee’ is different, it’s two fists atop each other with the top one moving in a circle like working an old-fashioned coffee grinder. I think caffeine is more fun in this instance.:)

zeeewa:

partially deaf clint is super cute u_u

# clint barton, hawkeye, marvel, i could be wrong on this sign, i looked it up and found many different ones for caffeine, SO WHOOPS HOPE I’M REMOTELY CLOSE TO BEING RIGHT

I hope it’s true because rubbing your hands together like an evil mastermind anticipating loot is the correct response to getting given something caffeinated.

disabilityhistory:

Image description: Tweet from Marlee Matlin, “Only in Hollywood is my interpreter counted as a ‘guest’ for a pre-Oscar party saying I can’t bring anyone else. Wise up. It’s called access”

Ugh, Hollywood, you suck.

Love Marlee Matlin, she was fantastic on CSI the other year opposite Jorja Fox.