#batman noel

[abyssling]

"Isn't there someone to save SOMEWHERE in the world tonight?"

"Yeah…YOU." ❤️

[dcbinges]

Batman: Noël (2011) by Lee Bermejo & Barbara Ciardo

[mjcomics]

The Superhero Project’s 6th Global Conference: Reflection

The Superhero Project’s 6th Global Conference: Reflection

[floridaboiler]

[iguessthisisanewobsession]

Jason’s Lament

Mixed up Manhattan is doing a special production to raise awareness for the Std problem that isn’t talked enough about in Gotham.

Sure it’s gone down since Redhood started taking care of the girls in his neck of the woods but it’s still an unspoken problem!

So how else to spread awareness and raise funds than to do some raunchy theater songs?

Jason is all for the production!

It’s for a good cause and he’s really beginning to love this acting thing.

He just wished that he remembered to not piss off babs before the production was done.

Now his rendition of Noel’s Lament from ride the cyclone is trending.

Several million people have now seen his ass in lingerie and fishnets.

[absolutesciencefiction]

Howie Noel

Batman, 1989

[cantsayidont]

August 1972. Although the cover of DETECTIVE COMICS #426 is by Mike Kaluta, the Batman story inside — aptly entitled "Killer's Roulette!" — is both written and drawn by Frank Robbins.

Robbins was a comics veteran whose primary occupation from 1944 to 1977 was the syndicated newspaper strip JOHNNY HAZARD, which he created after a stint on SCORCHY SMITH. The latter strip was created by Noel Sickles, who was also a friend and former studio mate of Milt Caniff, on whose style Sickles had a strong influence. Robbins, unsurprisingly, had an adjacent style. Here's one of his relatively early JOHNNY HAZARD strips, from late 1945:

Between 1968 and 1974, Robbins became one of the regular writers of BATMAN and DETECTIVE COMICS, perhaps best-known today for writing the early appearances of Man-Bat. Robbins drew a handful of Batman stories himself, which always polarized readers expecting Neal Adams-like realism. However, all of those stories stand out for their atmosphere, energy, and storytelling skill. Let's look at a couple of pages of "Killer's Roulette!" as Batman confronts Conway Treach, a gambler with a taste for Russian roulette who's been linked to three apparent suicides in Gotham City:

The "partner in 'Hazard'" line is Robbins' in-joke: Bruce had previously introduced himself to Treach, while mildly disguised but out of costume, as a gambler calling himself "John T. Hazard" (which of course was Johnny Hazard's full name). Treach had invited "Hazard" to play Russian roulette, producing the revolver on the table for that purpose.

(Batman seems surprisingly unconcerned about the possibility of Treach recognizing "Hazard" as Bruce Wayne, which in an earlier era would probably have become a major preoccupation of the story.)

The revolver-chamber montage feels like something from the Batman stories of the early 1950s, with their fascination with oversize props, although it's certainly dramatic. As you may have surmised, Batman has deduced that Treach's revolver is gimmicked, which is why he remains so unflappable; both of them are actually in very little danger, although Treach is hoping Batman doesn't know that (and seems more than a little nervous about making a potentially lethal mistake with his own trick).

Denny O'Neil, the other principal Batman writer of this period, would not have written this story, at least not like this — O'Neil treated Batman as having a more or less pathological aversion to guns rather than simply disdaining them — and this sequence is surprisingly ruthless for Batman, gimmick or no. However, it's tightly constructed and quite tense, and it provides a greater-than-usual payoff of the issue's provocative cover.

[maezyn]

This is art of my version of The Riddler I did based on the Noel's Lament trend on tiktok!(I know im very late to this trend XD) I'll probably release a tiktok video for it later, but it genuinely turned out really well I think! I'm super happy with it! (I had to change the makeup because he looked way too much like the Joker XD)

Hope you like it :D

[professorsta]

Being a fan of Noel Miller who hates The Batman and Shane Madej who started the Battinson fan club - Immovable object vs unstoppable force

[dcbinges]

Batman: Noël (2012) by Lee Bermejo

[imaginenotbeingjimin95]

some of the drawings I did for people's christmas cards this recent Christmas😋😋😋😋 I had way too much fun doing these lmaoooo, there is more but my phone would only let me put 6 pictures in a collage 😍😍😍😍

[hiero-green]

bruce approaching clark in the watchtower

bruce retreating to the batcave

bruce coming out of the batcave after 14 hours in the dark

[rillette]

New art tag is going to be basketball courtesy of noel @theduckboy thumbs up emoji

[nefarious-616-necromancer]

[raurquiz]

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