A new 6 issue Batman: Black and White miniseries begins today, and issue one contains the feel good story of the year 'Justice is Served' written by Maris Wicks with art by Joe Quinones and starring Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy! Take a peek:
For all of us who have been jonesing for some original Harley (not to mention bazookas and Bud and Lou!) this looks to be just the ticket! Batman: Black and White Issue One is on stands today September 4th. Go get yours. You know I'll be getting mine!
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I would read the shit out of this:
Words cannot express my love for this image illustrated by Joe Quinones as a Jim Steranko tribute piece. So I will let the artist speak (via Joe Quinones' interweb-log)
"This weekend I will be attending the fourth annual Comics Festival in Lille, France. I'm super excited to go, as it'll be my first time in the country. Anyway, the show organizer thought it would be a fun idea to get a bunch of the guest artists visiting to each do a Jim Steranko tribute piece. I decided it would be fun to draw a variation of Steranko's 'Shanna The She-Devil' cover from 1972, substituting in Ms. Harleen Quinzell, a couple of hyenas, and the Bat-Family. It was. Ms. Maris Wicks, who will be joining me, was kind enough to supply colors for the piece, with some minor tweaks from me. She did a fantastic job."
Words cannot express my love for this image illustrated by Joe Quinones as a Jim Steranko tribute piece. So I will let the artist speak (via Joe Quinones' interweb-log)"This weekend I will be attending the fourth annual Comics Festival in Lille, France. I'm super excited to go, as it'll be my first time in the country. Anyway, the show organizer thought it would be a fun idea to get a bunch of the guest artists visiting to each do a Jim Steranko tribute piece. I decided it would be fun to draw a variation of Steranko's 'Shanna The She-Devil' cover from 1972, substituting in Ms. Harleen Quinzell, a couple of hyenas, and the Bat-Family. It was. Ms. Maris Wicks, who will be joining me, was kind enough to supply colors for the piece, with some minor tweaks from me. She did a fantastic job."
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