"HE'S LIKE THE YODA OF COMICS" - my friend Liz
Bringing you the very best in comics art and cosplay - 10,000 posts and still going strong! KoC has been linked to/reblogged by the likes of Neil Gaiman, Brian Michael Bendis, Dave Gibbons, Gail Simone, Kelly Sue DeConnick, Kieron Gillen, Mike Deodato Jr, Marcio Takara, Adam Hughes, Paolo Rivera, and Ty Templeton. KoC has also been mentioned on Comics Alliance & The Mary Sue. (I'm not one to brag, though.)
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Batman, the Penguin, and Catwoman in Norm Breyfogle’s cover for The Greatest Batman Stories Ever Told, Volume 2.
Source: Grantbridge Street.
Dave Wilkins’ cover for Batman: Arkham Unhinged #3.
Batman and the Rogues, by Mike Mignola. Originally published in Detective Comics #600.
Ooh, forgot about this one!
u mad bro?
(via about-faces)
Two great examples of Eduardo Barreto’s art.
Artwork for Superman/Batman Magazine #1 (1993) by Ty Templeton. The top half with the heroes was used as a wraparound cover, while the bottom half with the villains was a poster insert.
My art selections from the DC Comics February 2012 solicitations.
All nine of Jim Calafiore’s interlocking covers for the Gotham Underground miniseries from a few years ago. (Click on each individual cover to embiggen!)
Batman Villains by *MooseBaumann
Art by Ethan Van Sciver, colors by ME!
I wish Ozzie and the Joker hung out more often. They were the Terrible Twosome right through the 50’s and 60’s, until Two-Face came back and seemingly replaced Ozzie at Batman #2 baddie. While I’m a Harvey fan first and foremost, Ozzie is a character who dearly deserves more love, and him playing off the Joker—who has occasionally shown an odd measure of affection, as much as the Joker can muster—almost always makes for a fun story.
