This is partly for glitterandlube and partly something I've been meaning to post for a while. DC ran a storyline through the Superman titles involving a guy named Manchester Black, who knew Clark Kent was Superman. This is from the second part, in Adventures of Superman #608. Black is targetting the people closest to Clark, including his parents.

( Pa Kent versus the Atomic Skull! )

There's been a lot of Teen Titans: Year One love around here lately, and rightly so. I had this page from Superboy One Million that I've been wanting to post, but it's a two-page spread and Photobucket would shrink it too much, so I uploaded it to LJ Pics. It partly ties in with TTYO, so here it is.

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I wanted to get one last post in before it's 2008, so here's the Batman Black & White backup from Gotham Knights #10, "Guardian," complete with special Golden Age guest star!

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As I promised in my last post, here's Darwyn Cooke's take on the origin of the Challengers of the Unknown, featured in DC: The New Frontier (Part 3).


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Since there's been some Fire & Ice love recently, I though I'd bring a story from Justice League Quarterly #10, "Contested Friendship."


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Someone requested the first meeting of pre-Crisis Superboy and Supergirl, in connection to the Legion. I don't have that, but I bring the next best thing: the first time pre-Crisis Supergirl met post-Crisis Supergirl and Superboy! (It's kinda big, so there are dial-up links at the bottom f you need them.)


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A single page from Gotham Knights #48. The Bat-crew are flying somewhere to find Bane (something about Bane's real daddy), and Batman decides to let Batgirl drive.

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In my two previous Batman Black & White posts, I had a few requests. Now that I've finally gotten off my lazy bum had time to look for them, I bring three stories: "Greetings from Gotham City" for morbioid, "Blackout" for 90scartoonman, and "Sidekick" for robolizardBeware, there are 24 pages here, so I've provided handy-dandy dial-up links at the bottom. And now, for our ( Read more... )

I bring you another "Batman Black & White" story. This one is from Gotham Knights #26, by Cyrus Voris and Chris Bachalo. And now the story:


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Way back when, Gotham Knights (the Bat-Family team-up book) had a series of back-up stories called Batman: Black & White. These were black and white stories by a variety of writers and artists, and they were fantastic. The story I bring you today is called "Urban Renewal," written by Will Pfeifer and art by Brent Anderson, originally printed in ( Read more... )