The Batman Finally Murders The Joker

I extracted a batch of panels throughout the issue of Batman #140 (© DC Comics 2023) drawn by Jorge Jiménez to provide my own truncated version of Batman beating the cr*p out of The Joker.

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Batman (papercraft) Standing on My Kitchen Table

Batman papercraft creation that I have standing on my kitchen table, the figure is about 6 inches tall. Created during a Meta AI Imagine session along with using Affinity Photo to merge all the elements together, fix the missing cape the AI forgot, and render a final picture.

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I'm Bobblehead Batman!

This image of Batman wearing his dayglow graffiti camouflage gear was created from a pile of various art splashes, Batman heads, and Batman bodies with Meta AI Image + NightCafe then pulled them all into Affinity Photo to Frankenstein them into the final product.

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I'M Bobblehead BATMAN!

Batman jumping out of an exploding fiery building

I pulled the title/credit panel from Detective Comics #1074 published by DC Comics that was drawn by Dustin Nguyen; extended the art a bit, and finally placed it inside a nice flame-bordered panel.

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Unpublished cover for Walt Disney's Donald Duck #85 (would have been released in December 1962)

Using my artwork from the last creation, I have created the unreleased cover from what could have been issue #85 of Walt Disney's Donald Duck if published by Dell Comics.  Naturally, I have created this as close to Carl Barks-style as I can, mimicked from many sample comic books.

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Donald Duck as Batman

After tracing/vectorizing my last drawing off a Carl Barks 1950s comic book, I decided to try my hand at making a Batman version of Donald Duck. I used quite a few different Barks duck images to compare against for inspiration and artist reference.   

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Batman Vampire

Batman as a vampire, 'nuff said.    A bit of tracing and composite work from some other images, then altered quite a bit to fit this image theme.   I think the image I used for distorting into point teeth came out decent.

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Batman Wants to Put You In a Coma

Eduardo Barreto had a nice panel in DC Comics' Batman - Gotham by Gaslight, which I pulled out, isolated, and then did a few edits and added fresh dialogue "Why don't I help you slip into something more comfortable... like a coma."

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Batman Gets His Face Smashed with An Articulated Boxing Glove

I took Greg Capullo's incredible cover artwork from Batman #36 [Loot Crate Exclusive variant] and made some minor adjustments which included adding the missing SoundFX font work. Hi-Rez image link.

Batman and the Flying Bats

 Text overlay and masking playtime while compositing a clean Batman image. Hi-rez link.

Vector recreation of Batman threatening one of Ra's al Ghul's henchmen

I created my own vector version from a panel originally drawn by Dario Brizuela from The Batman & Scooby-Doo Mysteries #1 (DC Comics 2022).  Just vector brushes, solid colors, and no gradient fills.  I simplified the balloon pane dialogue and made Batman a bit more intimidating.  I also gave the henchman a broken tooth and mangled his left ear.   I added a side-by-side image just to make it easier to compare.

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Batman says Boo.

Original Batman and Robin #2 artwork by Simone Di Meo for my panel extract, minor color tweaking, and then replaced the words with something way scarier. Hi-rez image link.

Batman and Harley Quinn

Batman and Harley Quinn original art by Adriana Melo; panel edits and tweaks by TrUzEDIT

Nightwing versus Batman!

Nightwing versus Batman, the fight we always look forward to. Original art by Jorge Jiménez from Batman issue 138 (DC 2023); simple panel edits and tweaks by TrUzEDIT

Bat-Mobile Shows Off the New Nitro-flame Mode

The Bat-Mobile kicks in nitro-flame mode... panel extracted from Batman issue #137 (© DC Comics 2023) whose original artwork was produced by Jorge Jiménez & Tomeu Morey.   I pulled the panel out removed text panels and tried to give it an enhanced view.

Batman versus Cocaine Bear?!

 Batman versus Cocaine Bear?! --- 'nuff said!   A few artwork panels were taken from various parts of the Batman: Urban Legends #16 (2022) comic book from DC Comics.   The artwork is by Karl Mostert with coloring by Trish Mulvihill.

Batman Threatens To Finally Kill The Joker

I grabbed artwork from DC Comic's Batman issue #129 (2022) and edited Leonardo Romero's last panel into my own version using some revised dialogue showing Batman threatening to finally kill The Joker. Use the [Open image in new tab] option from your browser, *after* you click the image below if you want to see the hi-rez image.

Catwoman Wants a Piece of Batman

Catwoman (Selina Kyle) wants a piece of Batman (Bruce Wayne), and Batman is likely to return the favor provided no one interrupts their rooftop rendevous. I've adjusted both the dialog and some of Niko Leon's artwork from this panel taken from DC Comics' Catwoman issue #49 (January 2023).

Catwoman: "... I want you."

Batman: "You're always welcome to want me, Cat."

edited panel from DC Comics' Catwoman issue #49 (2023)

 

Batman Is Unhappy with His Birthday Present

I found this comic art panel section as seen in Detective Comics issue #1027 pretty entertaining. Batman screams "Give me my birthday present!".  This fun was created by Matt Fraction (writer),  Chip Zdarsky (artist), and Aditya Bidikar (letters).

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Batman & Scooby-Doo finally colored

It only took me 7 years to have someone color Freddie E. Williams II's (@Freddieart) Batman & Scooby-Doo artwork for me.   Andrew Dalhouse (@adalhouse) did a really nice job of completing the process.

You can see the full posting on my original twitter post, or this link to the best image I have published on the web.  The actual finished commissioned image is over 4500pixels of glorious detail work.