Comics Do Shakespeare: Hamlet, Act 12: Brush up your Shakespeare, Commissioner Gordon

from "A Monster Walks Wayne Manor!" in Detective Comics #438 (DC, December 1973); script by Archie Goodwin; pencils, inks, and letters by Jim Aparo

Comics Do Shakespeare: Hamlet, Act 10: "The cat will mew, and dog will have his day."

from "Tee-Vee Jeebees" in Rocky and His Fiendish Friends #1 (Western/Gold Key, October 1962), creatord unknown

Comics Do Shakespeare: Hamlet, Act 9: Spider-Man solves all the textual and psychological problems in Hamlet

from Amazing Spider-Man (2015 series) #1.3 (Marvel, April 2016), script by Jose Molina, pencils and inks by Simone Bianchi, colors by Israel Silva and Java Tartaglia, letters by Joe Caramagna

Comics Do Shakespeare: Hamlet, Act 8: How nice is Batman? So nice he set up Jim Gordon's punchline.

from The Brave and the Bold (1955 series) #106 (DC, March 1973); script by Bob Haney; pencils, inks, and letters by Jim Aparo

Comics Do Shakespeare: Hamlet, Act 7: The Flash sues Shakespeare for $42 billion in royalties

from "[The Tale of the Time Capsule!] Chapter 4: Traipsing through Time!" in All-Flash [Quarterly] #4 (DC/Jolaine, Spring 1942), script by Gardner Fox, pencils and inks by E. E. Hibbard

Comics Do Shakespeare: Hamlet, Act 6: Wait, wait, wait. Archie has a lucky foot?!?

"Bore Chore" from Archie's Joke Book Magazine #204 (Archie, January 1975), creators unknown

Comics Do Shakespeare: Hamlet, Act 5: For bonny sweet Robin is all my joy

from Batman #682 (DC, January 2009), script by Grant Morrison, pencils by Lee Garbett, inks by Trevor Scott, colors by Guy Major

Comics Do Shakespeare: Hamlet, Act 4: "The point en-Venomed too? Then, Venom, to thy work."

cover of Amazing Spider-Man #347 (Marvel, May 1991), pencils by Erik Larsen, inks by Randy Emberlin

Comics Do Shakespeare: Hamlet, Act 3: Remember what I said about the last post being quite possibly the greatest Shakespeare production ever performed in comics? Never mind, this one is it.

from "Hamlet and Eggs!" in Swing with Scooter #6 (DC, April 1967), script by Barbara Friedlander and Jack Miller, pencils by Joe Orlando, inks by Mike Esposito, letters by Joe Letterese

Comics Do Shakespeare: Hamlet, Act 2: Quite possibly the greatest Shakespeare production ever performed in comics

from "Life Model Doggie" in Marvel Adventures Super Heroes (2008 series) #13 (Marvel, September 2009), script by Paul Tobin, pencils and inks by Marcelo DiChiara, colors by SotoColor, letters by Dave Sharpe

Comics Do Shakespeare: Hamlet, Act 1: Whoa, take it down a notch there, Orzechowski

from Classics Illustrated #99 [Hamlet] (Gilberton, September 1952), script by Samuel Willinsky, pencils and inks by Alex Blum