Batman vs Sherlock Holmes by ~outlawink

It’s Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s birthday today! Considering the gap of only 12 years between the last Sherlock Holmes story and the first Batman tale, the World’s Greatest Detective owes a lot to the Greatest Detective Who Never Lived. And as I love Sherlock even more than Batman, this fanart seems right.

By Ramona Fradon

Happy Mother’s Day!

To the moms among my followers, I hope you have a wonderful day and enjoy quality time with your kids. But my own mom just happens to be the best, and cards never say what I feel, so the following is a personal tribute:

Dear Mom,

You are the greatest mother a girl could wish for. From the start, you’ve surrounded me with unconditional love, faith, and wisdom. I’m not sure which of those is the most important, but you gave me each one beyond measure. From a quiet bedside kneeling that was my altar call with you sometime in kindergarten, your example of faith helped mine to never waver. Your “come let us reason together” approach to solving problems completely replaced discipline and instilled critical thinking skills into my young mind. You made learning fun and made me a lover of books from early childhood. You made sure I had the best you could give, even if resources were slim. Books, healthy food, and a great education were always in your budget. You encouraged me in every endeavor, from ballet lessons to graduate school. And when our circumstances made grad school look practically and financially impossible, you did the amazing task of pulling everything together. I never would have earned my degrees without you. Through all the ups and downs, you’ve been there loving me. I can never thank you enough.

We share so much from our personalities to our favorite colors to our taste in movies. (Though you have far better taste in music than I do.) I could go on and on about how great you are and how great our life together has been so far. And while a mutual coffee addiction, long witty conversations, and your Jeep give us a lot in common with our favorite Gilmore Girls…There’s another place in our dvd library that I like for us even more:

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Because you always told me in such a beautiful way that long before I was born, you hoped and prayed for a daughter, and that your deepest joy came the day I was born. To be born and live in your love is a powerful gift that has been my greatest joy. In a world which is far from an ideal place to be female, our home is an island of our own. I’m so proud to be your daughter, carrying your name out into the world, and with your love and support behind me, I sometimes feel like a superheroine.

With all my love, Happy Mother’s Day!

New Bat pieces by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez!

(Source: comicartfans.com)

johnbyrnedraws:

Batgirl w/ Batman & Robin commission by John Byrne from 2007.

I love these three so much.
(Reblogged from johnbyrnedraws)
From “Cold Comfort.” I always enjoyed seeing Babs watch over Tim in BTAS.

From “Cold Comfort.” I always enjoyed seeing Babs watch over Tim in BTAS.

filmsfoodandfandom asked: Hey! Did you hear that Batgirl has been announced as a DLC character in Injustice?

I’m not actually a gamer (unless we count my serious skills in SimCity), but that’s awesome. Enjoy kicking ass with Batgirl, everyone!  

By George Perez

All-around fantastic piece!

(Source: comicartfans.com)

Cover of Detective Comics #487 by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez.

I think Wonder Woman is a very difficult character to crack. More difficult than Superman, who is also more difficult than Batman. Also, a lot of people in Hollywood believe that it’s hard to do a big action movie with a female lead. I happen to disagree with that. But that tends to be the prevailing wisdom. Hopefully, that’ll change in the next few years. Who should play her? No idea…

David S. Goyer, Man of Steel writer and Dark Knight trilogy co-writer, speaking on his desire to do a Wonder Woman film.

If we have a Wonder Woman movie anytime soon, it’s very likely that Warner Brothers would give the green light to a Goyer-penned project. Especially if the much rumored Justice League film is moving forward.

I’m massively excited for the new take on Superman, but also suddenly hopeful that Diana might finally receive a high-quality big screen showing. Can you imagine the enthusiasm with which a generation of young female fans would greet that movie? 

(Source: movies.cosmicbooknews.com)

By Justin Van Genderen

The combination of BTAS and my love of Film Noir classics has always made an association between Batman and this style in my mind. And this travel poster visualizes that almost perfectly.

By Darwyn Cooke

From Batman Family #7 of 1978, by Elliot S. Maggin and Curt Swan.

“I’m not impressed by the amazing accomplishments of Batgirl or Robin anymore- I’ve come to expect them!”  -Batman

The Bronze Age is easily becoming my favorite era of comics.