You have entered the Wild, Wild World of the Monster Man. Sit back and enjoy my psychotronic sideshow of subterranean sleaze, bizarre sights and sounds, ghoulish girls and of course Monsters!!!
Batman,1960s
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Detective Comics (No.97, March 1945)
Cover Art by Dick Sprang
Julie Newmar as Catwoman on the Batman TV series, 1960s
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Batman Trading Cards
by Norman Saunders
Batman The Movie (1966)
One-page Batman story I did with Stephanie Buscema. She’s the coolest.
Yvonne Craig as Batgirl
Batman
Listening to the Ramones “We’re A Happy Family” and staring at the Bat Brood.
Alejandro Jodorowsky
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Cliff Chiang’s mashup of the JLA and classic anime/tokusatsu.
I was digging through the storage room here at the underwater headquarters and ran across these character sheets I did almost 10 years ago. So I slapped on a new coat of digital paint and put ‘em up for your amusement. Similar to Grant Morrison’s ideas for Super Young Team, I imagined that the DC universe had a band of Japanese superheroes inspired by their original Western counterparts. It’s basically a mix of DC, old school anime and kaiju. This got a tiny bit of interest around the offices (this was a year prior to the Marvel Mangaverse) but it never went anywhere because they already had Chris Moeller’s giant robot Justice League book in the works. Here, Batman is a wealthy but orphaned college student, the Joker is an insane visual kei rock star, and Superman is a giant robot controlled by the radio wristwatch of a young boy (the roles of Clark Kent and Lois Lane are filled in by the robot’s nerdy creator and the boy’s widowed mom). They’re really shameless pastiches, but kinda funny too. I’d like to draw some more finished versions of these at some point, just as a goof.
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