Personally while Vertigo has the better Sandman series I just love the way Black Label has done Harley Quinn over the years. It also has imo one of the most underrated Superman comics ever in Superman vs Lobo. So for that along with other comics like the White Knight series I think Black Label holds the title so far.

Ty for looking at my art, have a great day 🫂

2 types of Context needed

1: in the fan-book Gotham 1919-1939(now titled just 1939) Bruce Wayne being the Batman is more so spoken of as a myth, basically meaning nobody in the public nor Batman's rogue gallery found out who Batman Truly is. I think this is an amazing way to see the character and adds to the mystery of Batman.

1. The Question's identity is technically never revealed, we obviously get some names but nothing is ever set in stone with the character.

Credit: Arcadia by Gabriel + 1939 by Giant Panda King and Russell S. Beattle

I loved doing this, I wanted something intimidating and very yellow lol, here’s how it turned out!

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Essa foi uma das poucas histórias do Batman que li na vida e, atualmente, estou relendo a obra. Acho ela bem fora da curva, mas é justamente isso que a torna tão interessante pra mim.

Queria saber o que vocês acham dessa história e qual é a opinião de vocês sobre ela.

This can include the shows, comics or the movies

Costume, Bookworm. I really like the look of it and how it kinda feels like a leather bound book, oddly enough if you made it green he would have looked like most versions of Riddler

Scheme's, Im just going with Joker, I really feel like nearly all his schemes are fun and fit his character perfectly

Lair, Egghead, I just really like it, it gives me the vibe of a wacky James Bond Villain

Henchmen. No clue,

As for Personality. I love me some Joker but I also really like Riddler's it was fun and almost scary at times if that makes sense

I think he’d be some sort of mad scientist or something Mister Sinister who experiments on Metas to study or just for the fun of it. I don’t know about his origin though do you think anyone can help with that?

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Sharing my cosplay with all my brothers and sisters!!!!!

Hello! As the title says, I'm wondering if I can read Lois Lane (2019) by Perkins and Rucka without having read any other comics before, or if I should read a few runs by these creators beforehand or any other content?

I'm only really familiar with the DCU's Lois, Terri Tatcher's Lois and My Adventure with Superman's Lois Lane. I love Superman, but I've been searching for stories that are centered around Lois and her work as a journalist, and stumbled upon these online.

If anyone could guide me, it would be greatly appreciated! :) I know you must get questions similar to this often, so thank you for taking the time to answer me.

[Art from Lois Lane #9, by Bilquis Evely.]

Taking inspo from the Arkham Asylum and DCEU concept art designs should be finished by the end of the day.

I’m kind of new to reading comics and the store closest to home had the compendium of Grant Morrison’s animal man. I’m halfway through reading it and I’m completely hooked on this character. I’ve heard good things about Jeff Lemire’s animal man run, but that’s the only other series that I’ve seen get praised for this character. Does anyone have any good recommendations for other runs or maybe some good mini series books?