Batman: Hush
I wonder why he likes to quote Aristotle? :/
As a child, his mother constantly impressed the ideas and philosophies of Aristotle upon him. One of the things I really loved about the character. He had a very precise and laid out way.
Probably my favorite Green Lantern related mini. Thought this was a great exploration of Kyle’s character and with Tocchini being one of my favorite artists in comic books, it was hard not to love.
thereisaheroinallofus replied to your post: how long until we get to the no clothes era tho
In a shocking twist, leaves Starfire with clothes. “Feminist icon,” says Lobdell, which are the only words he can say anymore.
Marvel running short on other ideas and excuses finally releases a black panther movie but casts Channing Tatum as T’challa, fans blame DC
Stan Lee’s preserved head is rolled out to the premier of the movie, many people thank him and praise him a genius for it’s success despite him not having had anything to do with comics for nearly a century
lmao someone can see the future.
Wait…WAIT! Orion’s helmet?!! “New Gods” and a boom tube?!! Is this for real, is Azzarello really bringing back the New Gods?! Eeeeeeeeee! I am one happy camper right now!
harlequinnade-deactivated201903:
“I don’t have to wear it. But it’s a powerful image. Primal. Mythical. Works very well. Still, if you tell me to take it off, I will.”
Batgirl, Batman #563
No Man’s Land
“I lost my father too. And this is what I can do.”
(Superman/Batman #76)
The Wall vs Granny Goodness
AVENGING SPIDER-MAN #14
CULLEN BUNN (W) • GABRIELE DELL’OTTO (A&C)
- Horizon Labs take a field trip to the Savage Land! But when has a trip to the Savage Land ever gone right?
- When a horde of super-powered lizards attack, it’s up to Spider-Man, Devil Dinosaur, and Moon Boy to save the day!
- Raptors are bad enough, but can Spidey overcome a prehistoric language barrier, too?
32 PGS./Rated T+ …$3.99
I can count on one hand the people working at DC who can accurately write Jason Todd and Tim Drake. They’re both complex characters, sure, but they aren’t by any means hard to write. As a writer, I know that as long as you do your homework there isn’t such a thing as a character that’s hard to write. And people who do have difficulty dealing with the characters their writing should probably think of switching fields.
Really this doesn’t just apply to Tim and Jason. I’m tired of seeing DC butcher all of their characters. They’ve used the ‘New 52’ as an excuse to take characters which have already been established and use them as a template for completely new characters. In my opinion, that’s as lazy as you can get. They should have followed Marvel’s lead with the Ultimate line and printed the New 52 as something occurring on another Earth (instead of using Flashpoint as an excuse to ’re-write’ the multi-verse. Again, lazy writing).
/rant