During my run on Catwoman with Ed Brubaker and Doc Allred, I saw the chance to do a story that filled a few gaps in Selina’s life and perhaps provide her with the motivation for the altruistic deeds Ed and I had her displaying in the monthly. That being said, Selina was simply a great character that would be a natural for a heist story. I teamed Selina up with Jeff and Stark, the two bad boys I had used in the then unpublished “Deja Vu”.
Jeff is my Chow Yun Fat — a favorite of mine from the Hong Kong crime movie scene. Stark is my Lee Marvin, and is named after the crime novelist Richard Stark. Stark (a pseudonym for Donald Westlake) is famous for his series of “Parker” crime novels. The 1966 film classic Point Blank is an adaptation of Parker’s first appearance and stars Lee Marvin in a quintessential performance. The other cornerstone of BIG SCORE was Siegel and Shuster’s Slam Bradley, a character I had become quite fond of since Ed’s and my decision to weave him into Selina’s world. The monthly was emphasizing Slam as a foil to Selina, and as such his drinking and need were the sides we were seeing. I wanted to show the other side of the man — the streetwise detective, the romantic adventurer and, primarily, the slightly crazy Irishman who acts with great justice and violence when faced with evil bastards.
I threw in Burgess Meredith (Swifty) and Pam Grier (Crystal) and I had a cast to kill for. BIG SCORE remains my favorite book that I’ve written and drawn.
– Darwyn Cooke
Dana head turns from the Batman Beyond opening credits designed by Darwyn Cooke. Shane Glines drew the original head turns, which were then xeroxed and hand colored by Bruce Timm.

Coïncidence. Je viens de le relire pas plus tard qu’hier
Chris Samnee

Adam Kubert


Lesniewski

Jim


Pas facile pour Bruce Wayne de passer inaperçu avec un bronzage qui n’occupe que le bas de son visage et ses paupières…
Tori.
C’est pour ça qu’après, ils les a maquillées.
Heureusement le shérif Batman veille au grain.

The Catwoman’s Greatest Crime (from the New Yorker, August 30, 2021)
Tiens, pour une fois qu’un dessin du New Yorker me fait sourire.
Les chats sont décidément trop forts !
Jim
Blevins :


The Joker, by Kerry Gammill, from 1979’s The Comics Journal #47.

Dave McKean’s Joker, from the UKCAC 88 booklet.

Brett Breeding


Francesco Francavilla



C’est une couverture de Miller ?





