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Justice League of America (vol 2.) #0
The JLA was disbanded just before Infinite Crisis. It fell to Brad Meltzer and Ed Benes to revive the JLA for their fourth major on-going series. Meltzer was succeeded by Dwayne McDuffie whose run was truncated early. The current creative team is James Robinson and Mark Bagley.
Holy Batcycle Batman
It would seem that the Bat-pod has escaped from Chris Nolan’s Batman film Universe: Needless to say it’s a custom job. Way cooler than usual choppers you see on TV. [Via: Reddit, Gizmodo]
Fan Film Friday: Batman: City of Scars
In terms of fan-films you can’t get much more well recognised than Bat in The Sun productions. Their new production Batman: City of Scars has just premiered on Daily Motion. It was made by the brothers Aaron Schoenke (writer, screenplay, editor, director, producer) and Sean (screenplay, composer, producer). Batman and the Joker are played by [...]
Worldsfinest’s take on the Justice League
This is a pencils/photoshop piece by Worldfinest on Deviant Art. He takes the classic Justice League and renders them in an animated style that reminds me of the one used for the Legion of Superheroes cartoon. [Via: Geek Speak]
Fan Film Friday: Batman’s Logo
Batman’s logo has changed and morphed over the years, but I hadn’t appreciated how much variation, until I saw this video which was posted to YouTube by the user Antupainamku.
Fan Film Friday: Five Fan Trailers
Anybody like fan films? The increasing distribution of cheap video cameras and the availability of digital production techniques has created a renaissance in the number and quality of fan-films. And video sites like Youtube have allowed producers to share their work with an audience vastly larger than their predecessors would have dared to dream of. [...]
Amazing DC Pantheon Etched on an Etch-A-Sketch
This is quite amazing. It’s the Justice League recreated on an Etch-A-Sketch by the Etch-A-Sketch Man (alias Christoph Brown) and edited together by Nathaniel Brown. What impresses me isn’t just his skill with the device, but a lot of these are actually quite good compositions regardless of the medium. [Via: This site]
The Graduates – Part III: Dick Grayson
This is a series of posts about the Titans’ Graduates – Donna Troy, Dick Grayson, Starfire, and Cyborg – who have moved from the Titans up into the Justice League. We first looked at the Titans as a group and then at the current status of Donna Troy, now we look at the former Boy [...]
Darwyn Cooke’s monochrome trinity
Burton, of the Original Comics Book Art blog, reports the sale on eBay of several large pieces of stunning Darwyn Cooke (Spirit, DC: The New Frontier) artwork. The piece from which is the above is taken is a large monochrome piece featuring Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman that sold for 2,500 dollars.
Frank Miller and Steve Gerber’s Metropolis.
Earth One isn’t the first time that DC have launched entirely new reboots of their main characters. The following is from a 1986 issue of Amazing Heroes and leads into a piece about Frank Miller’s then “upcoming” Batman: Year One… Actually, “Batman: Year One” has its origins in Miller’s concept for the original Dark Knight [...]
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