Jixu Studios takes Stephanie Brown‘s terrifically amusing version of the history of Batman presented in Bryan Q. Miller and Dustin Nguyen’s Batgirl #15 and animates with humorous results (even if it does leave off one of my favorite lines – “I’m an acrobat!”).
The Bat-Family: A Stephanie Brown Story
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In both pre (black with blue logo) and post New 52 (black with red logo) versions! The Kickstarter campaign for Hero Hoodie more than doubled their start-up goal of $8,500 and are now selling the hoodies for $79 each.
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Check out these character designs from artist Phil Cho for a Batman cartoon I sure as hell would watch.
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If you’ve got five free minutes this afternoon take a look at this Nightwing fan film from Jeremy Le & Danny Shepherd inspired by “inspired by Christopher Nolan’s world as well as the amazing game ‘Batman Arkham City.’” The movie pits Nightwing against the Red Hood (with an apparently Spaceballs-inspired helmet so large it borders on comical).
Batman: Nightwing via You Bent My Wookie
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With the “Night of Owls” crossovers now official done Nightwing moves forward with a new arc as Dick Grayson makes several important decisions about his future. We also get our first look at the army of vigilantes dressed up as knights and led by another New 52 villain – Paragon.
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“War of the Robins” begins as Damian assembles all of Batman‘s former sidekicks together (minus, of course, a still un-rebooted Stephanie Brown) and announces his plans to defeat each of them proving himself to be the best Robin. He begins, not surprisingly with his most heated rival, Tim Drake.
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Nightwing battles his great-grandfather William Cobb, the greatest of the Talons, and tries to save Mayor Hady from assassination as “Night of the Owls” continues. During the bloody battle which Nightwing barely survives we get Cobb’s backstory and his reasoning for joining the Court of Owls.
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Marco D’Alfonso is a Canadian artist. Check out more of his work on his official site, blog, and in his deviantART gallery.
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“Night of the Owls” continues as Nightwing receives Alfred‘s call for help and sets out to save the Mayor from a Talon attack. Issue #8 is a little different from what we’ve seen of the title so far as most of the issue isn’t presented from Nightwing’s perspective, but from that of a character who will only appear on the final page.
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As the big top explodes beneath them, Saiko and Nightwing have their final confrontation as the young man with some misplaced anger delivers a huge plot dump in the middle of their climactic final battle.
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