Sienkewicz Bat Mastery 

(via nevver)

wearewriteclub:

poststarboy:

AMAZING, rendered Batman & Robin comic by R’john Bernales and Chris Turcotte. Wish this were an actual series.

Wow.

#Drawvember Day 11: A Supervillain

CATWOMAN 

There are dog people and there are cat people. 
Within the subset of cat people, there are cat people and CAT PEOPLE. 
Selena Kyle is the all-caps kind. 

Sleek, smart, sneaky and sexy, she turned the comics code on its ear back in 1954, and has kept the boys of the DC Universe running after her like a pack of lovesick puppies ever since. She uses her stealthy feline attributes to liberate the world’s most priceless artifacts and baubles from their rightful-but-boring owners, so cover up those family jewels, boys!

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Drawvember #3: My Most Recent Dream

After a fight in the outskirts of Gotham, Batman needs to get home ASAP. He takes a taxi to his penthouse apartment.

The taxi can’t go in the special secret bat entrance, so it drops him off at the front door.

In the lobby, he is stopped by the doorman who asks him to sign in. Batman has never used the public entrance to his building and has no idea what his apartment number is. #problemsofthe1percent

I didn’t get much sleep last night, so today’s posts might be a bit tweaked.

Jock. Joker. Killer. The cover of Detective Comics 880.

justinrampage:

French designer Nicolas Obery has given a few well-known comic book characters a stunning new look to match his uniquely rendered Fantasmagorik series of illustrations. Check out more of his stylized work at Behance.net.

Fantasmagorik Marvel & DC Faces by Nicolas Obery (Facebook) (Twitter)

For last week’s Geeks OUT “Beach Blanket Batgrrl” party, I decided to use the salt & pepper to my advantage and went as Ra’s al Ghul. I may rock the costume again at NYCC. Few things feel as awesome as wearing a tux with a giant cape. 

Not pictured: Hawaiian print board shorts.

Photo: Jena Cumbo

The Justice League

by Billmund

timetravelandrocketpoweredapes:

Dark Knight Deco Poster 2012 by Paul Sizer

BATGIRL (AND FRIENDS)

When does cosplay become continuity? The best characters take on a life of their own. Between pages. Between scenes. A good myth like “Batgirl” is just a facade anyhow. A starting point. Barbara Gordon can slip on the mask just like Yvonne Craig. When you’re lost in a good book, isn’t it really your own voice you hear speaking the lines? Fans and characters are part of the same equation. Just because it wasn’t on-panel doesn’t mean it didn’t happen.  
[Prints available at Society6]

I Geek OUT for Cute Guys in Masks.

Available at http://www.zazzle.com/geeksout

Proceeds to benefit Geeks OUT

He’s not my ward. He’s my MAN.

Available at http://www.zazzle.com/geeksout

Proceeds to benefit Geeks OUT

I’ll have this print available at the Geeks OUT booth this weekend at NYCC. Pinkies up!