“Clint Eastwood Would’ve Been Batman If The Hughes Bros. Had Made THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS”
Link via Adam Murray.
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Great article on what could have been
Friday, January 15th, 2010Linkie link link.
Friday, January 15th, 2010There’s a great article on Morrison’s Batman run up on Funnybook Babylon. A blog you should be following anyway. Spoilers, obviously
Two links from The Source.
Wednesday, January 13th, 2010
Oh my
Sunday, January 10th, 2010Yes, I’ve been absent. Been a bit depressed over the holidays, but that’s all over. In 2010, I’ll update properly again.
In the mean time, here’s me with Bat-gloves and Bat-hat:
Also, my friend Annette has a Dutch comics blog for newbies, and just reviewed Batman: Year One. Check it out using Google Translate.
Best Batman Movie.
Monday, November 23rd, 2009Please vote on either
- Batman (1966)
- Batman (1989)
- Batman Returns
- Batman Forever
- Batman and Robin
- Batman Begins
- The Dark Knight
Thanks!
Don’t mess with Bruce Wayne
Monday, November 9th, 2009Especially Old Wayne.
My brother
Wednesday, October 28th, 2009Bought me these two neat little books.
Together they collect the first 600 Detective Comics covers. Sure to come in handy for Cover Friday.
Just ’cause…
Thursday, October 8th, 2009
Clearly the best part of Final Crisis.
Aww.
Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009Via The Source.
While the main story of both the BATMAN and DETECTIVE COMICS annuals deal with Azrael and his growing role in the Bat-universe, each book contains a “little” treat. Pun intended. Writer Derek Fridolfs teams with co-writer and regular artistic collaborator Dustin Nguyen for two two-page shorts spotlighting “Lil’ Gotham.” It’s all your favorite Gotham City heroes and villains dropped in size and amped up in cuteness. How can you resist? Dustin was kind enough to send over a few panels this morning to Bat Editor Mike Marts and his able assistant Janelle Siegel. Lo and behold, we have them up here for you to fawn over.
BATMAN ANNUAL #27 features a race through the winding streets of Gotham titled “Off Rogue Racing,” while DETECTIVE COMICS ANNUAL #11 is simply titled “Question & Answer.” What more is there to say? Not too much, since we don’t want to spoil the fun. But we did manage to get a few words from Mr. Marts. Take it away, Mike:
“The usual STREETS OF GOTHAM art tandem of Dustin Nguyen and Derek Fridolfs switch gears to deliver two separate “Lil Gotham” chapters. Humor for all ages and adorable art – how can you say no?”
BATMAN ANNUAL #27 hits 10/7.
DETECTIVE COMICS ANNUAL #11 hits 10/14.
I’m going to… dislike this book, aren’t I?
Thursday, September 17th, 2009
A while ago I ordered a bunch of comics from Comicasa, and they threw in this for free. First bad sign.
Second bad sign: ‘From the writer of TV’s Heroes’. I’m not big on Heroes.
First good sign: Denys Cowan. Like his art.
Third bad sign: Another new Joker origin?!