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scans-daily.dreamwidth.org - 11/20/2009

Oh, Zinda....

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Four pages from this week's BATMAN: CONFIDENTIAL, and the continuing saga of Batman vs old Blackhawk enemies. Brief recap: some majorly high-tech plane engines have been stolen by an old enemy of the Blackhawks. Blackhawk's body is also missing. Zinda actually gets a sort of nice moment ...

dcu.blog.dccomics.com - 11/18/2009

The Dark Knight and Lady Blackhawk team up in BATMAN CONFIDENTIAL #37

— dcu.blog.dccomics.com — A new arc titled “Blackhawk Down” from writer Royal McGraw and artist Marcos Marz begins with a... bang as Wayne Industries collaborator Blackhawk Industries has valuable information stolen right under Batman’s nose. An investigation ... (more) The Dark Knight and Lady Blackhawk team up in BATMAN ...

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dccomics.com - 11/15/2009

Written by Royal McGraw; Art and covers by Marcos Marz

— dccomics.com — A new arc titled "Blackhawk Down" begins with a bang as Wayne Industries collaborator Blackhawk Industries has... valuable information stolen right under Batman's nose! An investigation leads him to Poland and a giant robot, but The Dark Knight will have ... (more) Written by Royal McGraw; Art and covers by Marcos Marz

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When Fangirls Attack: Thursday, November 19

Every Day Is Like Wednesday: Yeah, that Batman Confidential art is not very good at all.

ink destroyed my brush: Why Do We Care: Do We Never Learn?

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When Fangirls Attack — NuSpidey Spoilers: EMERGENCY RETCON!! EMERGENCY RETCON!! Oh, Zinda... MY GOD YOU GUYS Gender Swap Meet: The Strangest Female Versions of Male Characters You Never See the Sucker Punch Coming In Defense of Lois Lane Women Claim Marvel Comics in 2010 Irene Vartanoff and Romance Comics Hump Day Rant: Women in Comics If Wonder Woman Comics Were More Honest (and Awesome) Manga Gluey Tart: Two of Hearts ...

Yeah, that Batman Confidential art is not very good at all.
Every Day Is Like Wednesday — ... linked to a post by a "bluefall" on Scans-Daily about the issue, where you can see a few more pages of the book. It doesn't look like it gets much better--they even seem to have turned old Blackhawk villain Killer Shark from a goofy villain who dresses in a shark motif into yet another generic shark-man monster character, probably necissating DCU law enforcement to round him up along with King Shark and The Shark to do a line-up whenever someone files a report about a shark-man attack. ...

Why Do We Care: Do We Never Learn?
ink destroyed my brush — I'm reminded of the old Oingo Boingo song while I read through this series of messages on Live Journal and found myself thinking, again, about the level of emotional investment that we get in what are, lets say it out loud, CORPORATE PROPERTIES. ...

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