Panels from Batman: The Official Comic Adaptation one-shot (1989), script by Dennis O'Neil, pencils and inks by Jerry Ordway, colors by Steve Oliff, letters by John Costanza
Sunday, June 03, 2012
There Is No Hope in Crime Alley, Night 3
Panels from Batman: The Official Comic Adaptation one-shot (1989), script by Dennis O'Neil, pencils and inks by Jerry Ordway, colors by Steve Oliff, letters by John Costanza
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It is interesting that this redrawing, from 1989 looks more authentic then the original from 1939. Why would the original not look right, and the redrawing look wrong, I wonder.
Michael Keaton had a rough childhood!
Why is the mysterious stranger from Shazam's abandoned subway tunnel hanging out with Young Purple Joker?
Creepy
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