Michael :3

18 | 🇲🇽 | he/him Specter In Eden on all socials <3

[specter-in-eden]

Bi-Han again 💙

[specter-in-eden]

If evil then why beautiful?,,,,,

[specter-in-eden]

Babygirl bi-han <3

[specter-in-eden]

Kenshi sketches for the soullll prt 1

[specter-in-eden]

Johnny Cage brainrot has taken over,,,,

[krasnyel]

[izu]

when i want to watch blue but my bitch wife wants to watch orange

[milllkaa]

Oh, I love him so much 🥺🥺🥺

[tryingtogetaway]

on the desire to be understood and the conflicting pain and joy that come from it

daniel saint // frank bramley’s “a hopeless dawn” // richard siken’s “the torn-up road” // george orwell’s “1984” // nbc’s hannibal // greta gerwig’s “little women” // elliot knight // roman opałka’s “adam and eve” // tim kreider’s “i know what you think of me”

[ae-arts]

this loser everyone was obsessed with

[hojolabor]

Once upon a time, in another universe. There are a little clown and a big bad bat wandering around in the darkness world together. Batman & The Joker - Kingdom of the Mad

[drafthearse]

Character designs for Gerard Way’s concept of a six-issue Batman comic to be titled “Kingdom of the Mad” that, despite being approved by the Vertigo imprint, was never actually written, although in 2018, DC produced a pair of collectible statuettes based upon Gerard’s Batman and Joker designs for the Batman Black & White line. 

bonus: a possible cover design for the (once again, nonexistent) first issue, that would have been titled “Rats.”

Way discussed his ideas for the comic on Twitter in 2013, describing his Batman as a vigilante who “has ESP, can turn into a bat, and can see into the future.” Way’s Batman also “eats rats.” Under this storyline, Albert is “the leader of the Order of Hecate. Homeless knights that live under Gotham, who adopt Batman at 30 yrs old.” Although Way didn’t come up with a drawing for Bruce Wayne, he did say that the design would have had a “hospital buzzcut.” Way’s Joker was “the youngest character in the book, about 19. A year or two younger than Robin.” Kingdom of the Mad Robin, by the way, would have been Dick Grayson. 

Gerard stated that his favorite of the designs was Mr. Freeze, who “like[d] to dress up as [his] dead wife in armor [he] sculpted out of scrap-metal from her car accident,” and that his least favorite design was Two-Face, who was "supposed to get a re-do,” although Way expressed fondness for the police uniform. 

Way stated that there would have been no Harley Quinn in the book, but it would have included a “very strange” Catwoman, with Way describing his concept for her as “very ‘Grey Gardens.’” Although Way said he had drawn a design for Catwoman, it was never posted on his Twitter.

Despite the concept having languished unused for roughly five years, Way posted images of the statuettes on his Instagram when they were released, and made this statement: “It never seemed the right time in my life to write the book, as I feel you need to be in a very specific headspace to write Batman, but I am warming up to it again, and seeing these drawings brought to life as statues definitely inspired and helped. Maybe this can happen soon? It’s definitely on my bucket list.” So perhaps there is hope for “Kingdom of the Mad” yet.