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dcu:

Magnificent!

CLICK HERE for more of Jesse Lonergan’s dancing Batman characters…

Simply Amazing

thedailywhat:

Calvin and Hobbes Homage of the Day: Comic book writer Brian Azzarello and artist Lee Bermejo pay loving tribute to Bill Watterson’s legendary strip with a supervillainous two-page parody in Superman/Batman #75, which hit stores yesterday.

Click to embiggen.

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Batman Beyond is back?????

Dope.

dcu:

CBR has a preview from the first issue of DC’s latest mini-series, Batman Beyond!

CLICK HERE to go 50 years into the future…

Batman + Pirates = WIN

dcu:

Arrh me maties! CLICK HERE if ye be wanting a preview of this here comic book.

But be warned: Dead men tell no tales!

dcu:

This has bugged me for a while, and I want to address this.

First off, no, you’re not going mad. These are two versions of the same image from Batman: The Killing Joke, by writer Alan Moore and artist Brian Bolland. On the left, you’ll see the iconic image from the original print of the graphic novel, with colors by John Higgins. On the right, you’ll see the image from the “Deluxe Edition” reprinted in 2008 with colors by artist Brian Bolland, ignoring the directions given by Alan Moore and instead doing the colors he felt were more appropriate.

I’m using this image as an example for a reason, because the Joker is telling Jim Gordon “You’re Going Mad.”. What Bolland seems to have missed in his re-coloring is the visceral effect of the neon nightmare that was the original’s intent. Moore is an intricate mastermind, he understands that in order to get the reader to understand the psychosis the Joker is trying to induce, the reader needs to feel a tad off, and that’s what the original coloring does. It makes you feel uncomfortable, as those colors are just too much for the brain to comprehend. 

So, if you ever get the chance to read Batman: The Killing Joke, I implore you to track down and read the original print. It’ll be well worth it. 

Remember how in the Dark Knight, Batman is a dick by throwing a mob boss off a building to make him talk? Batman has always been a dick. 

noahkai:

siddman:

timetravelandrocketpoweredapes:corvidae30:Batman: can be kind of a dick. Detective Comics #399, May 1970, written by Denny O’Neil, art by Bob Brown and Joe Giella

Simbatmannnnnnnn

thedailywhat:

Simbatman is your new favorite superhero.

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piratekitten:

it’s that time of year again.

I want this to be real, real like an elseworlds.

noahkai:

brvtalbrodeo:

sufferbus:

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noahkai:

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Azrael being a dick is an awesome part of the Batman canon.

davidcho:

My Confined Space: All of the Batman symbols

Remember when Bane broke Batman’s back and Jean-Paul Valley replaced him and made that dope suit with the helmet and claws, but then turned out to be a huge dickhead? That was great.

5:19:17 PM Friend: So playing Batman video game with 7 year old and 9 year old, about to face Poison Ivy, and Trayce (the 7 year old) says, “She stupid, but I like her body.”. Alittle young to be saying that, but I’m sure it won’t be the last time he utters those words…lol

5:19:39 PM Me: hahahaha

- for you Chris

noahkai:

florencio:

No Smoking in the Skull Cave: Masiumi Max does Poison Ivy!