484LikesThis art is so ****ing goooooooooooooooooooooooood!Originally Posted by adgy-san
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This art is so ****ing goooooooooooooooooooooooood!
Grantbridge Street & other misadventures: Bruce Timm.
NSFW, but if you're a Bruce Timm fan, you gotta look.
Love it!
God dammit adgy I now ****ing HATE Batwoman without having even seen it just because of the size of your nerdboner over it.
WE GET IT!!!
Adam Glass On The Thinner, Younger Amanda Waller In Suicide Squad #1 Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV News and Rumors
This is such horse****. So now 'the Wall' is frikkin Zoe Saldana. I cry bs. As a longtime fan of the Suicide Squad what made Waller believable as a character was her obvious life experience. Literally, life kicked her ass sideways and because of that she had the emotionless capability to send folks into certain-death situations. This young pretty Waller...c'mon, she looks incapable of choosing a shade of nail polish. DC, I get that you want to appeal to a wider/younger/hipper demographic, but sacrificing character integrity just makes you like Marvel(and that ain't a compliment). Not everyone in this world is young and beautiful. **** off.
Check Out A Chapter From ‘Fables’ Writer Bill Willingham’s New Book | Geeks of Doom
Guy might quietly be one of the better comic writers working today.Bill Willingham obviously has a great talent with putting messages in stories, and the fable is right up his alley, so it’s awesome to expand his talent to a straight up children’s book. He’s written Fables novels in the past, so this is clearly the next step, and I can’t wait to see what he’s got up his sleeve.
The synopsis for Down The Mysterly River can be found here below.
Down the Mysterly River is the children’s book debut of Bill Willingham, the creator of the #1 New York Times bestselling graphic novel series Fables. Complete with illustrations by Fables artist Mark Buckingham, it is a spirited, highly original tale of adventure, suspense, and everlasting friendship.
Max “the Wolf” is a top notch Boy Scout, an expert at orienteering and a master of being prepared. So it is a little odd that he suddenly finds himself, with no recollection of his immediate past, lost in an unfamiliar wood. Even odder still, he encounters a badger named Banderbrock, a black bear named Walden, and McTavish the Monster (who might also be an old barn cat)—all of whom talk—and who are as clueless as Max.
Before long, Max and his friends are on the run from a relentless group of hunters and their deadly hounds. Armed with powerful blue swords and known as the Blue Cutters, these hunters capture and change the very essence of their prey. For what purpose, Max can’t guess. But unless he can solve the mystery of the strange forested world he’s landed in, Max may find himself and his friends changed beyond recognition, lost in a lost world…
The book hit bookstore shelves and in ebook format on September 13, 2011, and if the description’s got your attention (it should), then you should head over to io9, who have an exclusive look at the first chapter
Fine. Batwoman is the best since Grimjack. And I haven't even read the first issue yet. I just know it. In my bones, lizard brain and in my race memory. My ancestors are speaking to me in a way I've never known possible and they are telling me to tell Dr Naysay to shut the **** up and embrace Batwoman as the new messiah.
I haven't read it, but... yeah. You can apply a similar argument to the new Harley Quinn and even ****ing Starfire looks more sexed up than before, if that's possible. All this at the same time they cut the number of females helping make the books. It's a tad fishy...
There is no "might" about it. He is.
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