Throughout this endeavor, I will draw different Robins. I like to think it’s gonna be obvious which is which.
Batman – Rats Like Cheese.
All of the originals this month will be for sale at my shop, $50.00 each.
Batober S01E05: The Joker is Wild
The joy of this is that I can choose whatever version of the character I want from all of comic history. Whichever version makes the scene funniest. So here we have maybe the only good thing to come of Nu52 faceless Joker.
Batman – The Joker is Wild.
All of the originals this month will be for sale at my shop, $50.00 each.
Batober S01E04: The Penguin’s a Jinx
Batman – The Penguin’s a Jinx.
All of the originals this month will be for sale at my shop, $50.00 each.
Batober S01E03: Fine Feathered Finks
Not gonna lie, Penguin is my least favorite of the classic Bat-Villains, but he seems to pop up a lot.
Batman – Fine Feathered Finks.
All of the originals this month will be for sale at my shop, $50.00 each.
Batober S01E02: Smack in the Middle
Molly – Riddler’s moll – first of a long line of “poor deluded souls” Batman would fail to save throughout the 60s tv show.
Even though he denies it, redhead Jill St. John dresses up as Robin in a defining moment from the January 13th, 1966 episode of Batman – Smack in the Middle, and this HAD to have made a major impression on Frank Miller to create Carrie Kelley for Dark Knight Returns. HAD TO.
All of the originals this month will be for sale at my shop, $50.00 each.
Batober S01E01: Hi Diddle Riddle
You come up with the dumbest ideas at 5:30 in the morning.
After a many-years long snooze, I decided to try my hand again at a limited edition Sketch-a-Day effort. Batober is all the rage in the comic art nerd community, usually driven by the absolutely stellar Chris Samnee. I kinda want to participate, but I don’t follow prompts well.
So instead, I’ll be re-watching the 1966 Batman television program, and I will be drawing an interpretation of a moment from each episode, for at least the next 31 days. However, I’m not great at likenesses, so I’m gonna draw those scenes with comic-accurate versions!
So first up, a defining moment from the January 12th, 1966 premiere episode of Batman – Hi Diddle Riddle.
All of the originals this month will be for sale at my shop, $50.00 each. Get ’em while they’re hot!
Ewe Beetle
Another of the barnyard JLI
