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Hey folks, for the next week or three, I've deleted my social media apps and am gonna try focusing on IRL stuff. So if you send me a PM or anything here or on @hefnerama, I ain't gonna see it. I'm going to see how long I can go without any social media, because it's really been hell on my ADHD, and my attention is needed elsewhere on a few dozen other tasks.
I'll return eventually! Probably around when the first issue of Harvey's solo comes out!
Feel like when Jason gets a bit more open around Harvey, he'll happily ramble about Jane Austen.
Inspired by the inky sort of style in this art by Sarvan_Ingen on Twitter. <3 (I failed at replicating it but it was fun at least).
Finally, after all these years and missed opportunities across games and comics alike, we FINALLY get to see Arkhamverse’s DA Harvey Dent.
My takeaway? He looks like the most miserable, tired man alive, and he’s always hated sleeves even back then.
Looking back, it’s kinda hilarious how I wrote this fully expecting Harvey to be a minor character in Batman: Arkham Shadow, at most just a guy Batman would have to rescue. Not pivotal or important in any way, because when has any Arkhamverse game EVER considered done right by him for more than just a couple lines of dialogue in Arkham Knight?
Yep. Kinda… kinda hilarious indeed. Ha. Ha. Ha.
That said, it turns out he had good reason to look tired and miserable, even if he himself didn’t understand why at the time.
In a world full of white guys punching drywall dare to be the white guy who punches the mirror after staring into it broodingly
Acts of Vengeance promo art by Paul Ryan and Tom Palmer from the cover of the Overstreet Price Guide Update #11 (1989)
Who’s the guy witht the boomerangs on his head?
Mandarin..
Oh right, that’s how he looked when he appeared in the (awkwardly-translated) Captain America and the Avengers arcade game!
Using the ‘Dutch angle’ when filming my kid’s first birthday to make them look like a Batman ‘66 villain in their hideout.
“I made a PROMISE to a ten-year-old boy! He was a little kid, whose parents were taken from him, by this monster!
This is for Bruce Wayne.”
He’s the best…😭😭😭
I got to draw Arkham Shadow Harvey, I must
organism
Video game married couples who are totally fine and not at all doomed to torment and anguish due to a combination of sinister external forces and the husband’s internal psychological unraveling, all of whom give me major Harvey/Gilda vibes and inspiration.
Three friendly, trustworthy dudes who totally have these couples’ best interests in heart! Don’t even… don’t even worry about them.
RIP to the actor who voiced Temple Fugate, the Clock King, on two underrated episodes of Batman: The Animated Series as well as the Suicide Squad episode of Justice League Unlimited.
9 essays + 11 artists + a new interview & cover by me = COCONUT MEAT SKULL. Now on sale from Wakeup Comics (Plus stickers!) This 92 page Copra Fanzine was amassed & edited by Josh Lambert — I am in awe of his generosity, patience, and vision. And a big thanks to this murderers’ row of contributors.
I’m super flattered by this COPRA fanzine. What a sweet, humbling, surreal thing to witness. I’m touched by every word, every line of art. What a gesture. Thanks to all the participants, and to Josh, who went above and beyond.
Get in touch with Josh / Wakeup Comics if you want a copy!
Art shown above by K. Wroten, Nate McDonough, Lale Westvind, Paul Jon Milne, Tony McMillen, and Luke McDonell / Karl Kesel, respectively.
Video game married couples who are totally fine and not at all doomed to torment and anguish due to a combination of sinister external forces and the husband’s internal psychological unraveling, all of whom give me major Harvey/Gilda vibes and inspiration.
this would cure him
