Two small black outline tattoos on interlocked fingers, a Superman shield on one finger and a Wonder Woman emblem on the next, in a fine line style.

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Superman and Wonder Woman emblems on fingers

Fine line · Hand · Black and grey · Photo

Two hands are interlocked, with a small Superman shield outline tattooed on one finger and a Wonder Woman style emblem outline on the adjacent finger. The linework is thin and even, in black ink with no shading, and the shapes sit neatly on the finger segments. The soft skin tones and dark background keep the focus on the two tattoos.

Fine line Hand Superman Shield Emblem Finger Outline

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A story inspired by this tattoo · fiction

The fair came to Cold Ashby every autumn with its wagons and painted horses, and every autumn the strongman at the back of the booths, a man called Tobias Orr, lifted the same iron weight for a penny a go. Nobody had beaten him in twenty years until the year a girl named Nell Abernethy walked up the lane with a coil of rope over one shoulder and asked if she could try.

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Tobias laughed and offered her the weight. She lifted it with one hand and set it down so gently the bell on the tent pole did not ring. He looked at the small shield inked on the knuckle of her middle finger, and she looked at the zigzag of lightning on his, and they both understood they had been marked by the same travelling tinker, who charged in buttons and asked for nothing else.

They worked the fair together for seven seasons. He carried the wagons, she caught the thrown rings, and between them they never once lost a penny to a cheat. The winter the fair wintered on the coast, the tide came over the field in the night and washed the tents into the reeds. Tobias went under for the ropes and came up with Nell's hand still gripped in his, and that was how the village knew they would not be parted.

The old carousel horse at Cold Ashby still has a shield scratched under its saddle and a lightning bolt on its tail, and nobody in the village has ever scrubbed them off.