C'mon down, kids

[bana-grace.livejournal.com]

It felt good.

REALLY good.

Good to be back behind the bar at Chaney's, pouring drinks and handling customers who didn't follow the rules. So far she'd had to toss two people out onto the sidewalk for fighting, and that other guy seemed to finally be waking up.

The place was bustling, and Grace wouldn't have it any other way.

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[plazmania.livejournal.com]

And Eel O'Brian is there in the Norm Peterson position at the corner of the bar to back her up if need be.

"Another pitcher down here, Gracie May!"

[femme-du-chat.livejournal.com]

What is she doing in Metropolis?

Hard to tell what Selina Kyle is doing in Metropolis. It might be that she's checking up on Max Schreck and his business dealings. It might be that she's casing some joint for something. Or it could be that she's just in need of some time away from the high society scene.

She's got he fingers raised toward Grace, though, looking for a drink.

[amirrorcracked.livejournal.com]

The door to the bar opens, Mirror Master standing in the frame, in all his green and orange glory. He's holding what looks like a slide projector under his arm, although it has a strangely futuristic look to it. The equipment looks very heavy, and the lens is pointed into the bar.

"Sorry to crash the party." *PING* The projector flashes repeatedly. "Tha's better. Although I may have to delete Plastic Man. No offence."

[just-donna.livejournal.com]

Chaney's isn't somewhere that Donna often frequents.

Not that she doesn't go there from time to time of course.

She makes her way to the bar and takes a seat.

"Rum and coke please," she says, signaling Grace.