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Updated Earth 11 Evil Raven paper collage
Sketch Sunday: Harley Quinn
Art by Jonny Frost || IG
Batman - The Murder Machine (A Dark Nights: Metal Tie-In)
Written by Frank Tieri & James Tynion IV, pencil’d & inkd’ by Riccardo Federici, colour’d by Rain Beredo, letter’d by Tom Napolitano
One of Barbatos’ “Dark Knights” from the “Dark Multiverse.”
On Earth -44, Bruce Wayne was the Batman of Gotham City. One day, Bane led a group of Batman’s Rogues (including Harley Quinn, Killer Croc, and Two-Face) to the Batcave in the attempt to find Batman, where they ambushed and killed Alfred. After the death of his surrogate father, Bruce asked Cyborg for help. Years ago, he had copied Alfred's mind into a program, but couldn't create a full A.I. out of it. Cyborg helped him, but the “Alfred Protocol” mutated into a murderous form, and -- with a body made of swarms of nanites -- killed all of Batman's rogues, with Bane being the last. When Bruce tried to reason with it, it merged with him, deleting his fear, his suffering, and his humanity, and adding numerous cybernetic enhancements (including the ability to bud off/split into multiple drone bodies and to both assimilate new tech into himself and cast his own will into technology, much like the Hank Henshaw!Cyborg). It then set about killing the Justice League, which it knew would try to stop it, and was named The Murder Machine by Cyborg, shortly before it killed Stone.
Snyder’s stated that each of these Dark Batmen represents one of Bruce's fears come true. For The Murder Machine, that appears to be “what if I lost my father all over again and I couldn’t cope with it?” (And maybe also “what if I relied too much on my gadgets?”)
Desentrañando el origen del Punto Cero.
Nunca me ha gustado Fortnite, lo he intentado jugar por lo menos unas tres veces, pero nunca me terminó por gustar. No es que crea que sea un mal juego ni que sea demasiado exigente, pero sinceramente no me gustan mucho los shooters, así que creo que la cosa va por ahí. No obstante, créanme cuando les confieso que me encantaría que me gustara. Digo, es un juego gratis y con una base competitiva muy llamativa, pero de verdad que por más que lo intenté no me gustó.
Incluso gané una partida en uno de mis intentos, probablemente porque los demás jugadores eran peores que yo, ya que en verdad soy malo en ese tipo de juegos debido a que precisamente no los juego. Vamos que ni Splatoon me ha gustado y eso que amo a Nintendo, pero bueno, en otro momento hablaremos de videojuegos porque en esta ocasión veremos uno de sus crossovers con otra franquicia extremadamente popular.
Bring Me Roy Harper - Green Arrow #49 Reviewed
Bring Me Roy Harper – Green Arrow #49 Reviewed
[*Mild Spoilers Ahead!]
Count Vertigo is tearing up Seattle in his search for Roy Harper, who stopped Vertigo during his first outing in the city. Riot is trying to save people’s lives, but Green Arrow and Black Canary must save her instead before turning their attention back to Vertigo. It seems that his powers are truly allowing him to shift and change the city, but Ollie remembers something…
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scans from Detective Comics vol.01:no.826, Feb 2007. Written by Paul Dini, pencil’d by Don Kramer, ink’d by Wayne Faucher, colour’d by John Kalisz, letter’d by Jared K. Fletcher.
A classic Joker vs. Robin (Tim Drake) story, featuring loads Christmas mayhem (cw: death by vehicle, by gun, by poison). And one of my favorite tropes, tripping up the villain by (mis-)using their motif/theme -- in this case, distracting the Joker by intentionally botching a Marx Brothers reference.
Looking for DC RP blogs to follow! Reblog please!