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orange-s-mario · 7 months

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some batmen i didn't draw until now

#batober #orangesmario digital drawings #batman #Batmanasaurus Rex #Bruce Wayne Jr.#Batman Jr.#Batman Jr (Bruce Wayne Jr.)#Bryce Gawain #Bat-Man (Bryce Gawain)#Batman (Baruch Wane)#Baruch Wane #Bizarro Batman #Superbatman #Batman (Tommy Carma)#Tommy Carma #Batman (Clyde Harris)#Clyde Harris #Batman #batmankoff

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alto-tenure · 8 months

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A Joke October Drawing Challenge: Batober

WARNING: Do not attempt. This is a parody of another Batober challenge I saw floating around where all 31 days just said "Batman", except this one is way nerdier. All of these are real and have appeared in comics before but...some may be more obscure than others.

Batman (Bruce Wayne)

Batman (Jim Gordon)

Batman (Jean-Paul Valley)

Batman (Dick Grayson)

The Bat (Helena Bertinelli) (yes she counts)

Batman (Damian Wayne)

Batman (Jason Todd)

Batman (Tim Drake)

Batman (Jace Fox)

Batman (Terry McGinnis)

Bat-Man of China (Wang Baixi)

Batman (Brane Taylor)

Batman of Japan (Jiro Osamu)

Batman (Josef Muller)

Batman (Thomas Wayne)

Batman (William Cobb)

Batman (Duke Thomas)

Batman (Tallant Wayne)

Batman (Simon Petrarch)

Batman of Moscow (Ravil)

Batman (Slade Wilson)

Batmanasaurus Rex

Batman (Bruce Wayne Jr)

Bat-Man (Beyce Gawain)

Batman (Baruch Wane)

Bizarro-Batman

Superbatman

Batman (Tommy Carma)

Batman (Clyde Harris)

Batmankov

Batman (free space! Who do you want to be Batman?)

#dc #batman #i pulled some of these from my brain and the rest from looking up 'batman' on locg #i also tried my best to avoid repeats. we had to sneak a free day in there but we did it #i was reaaaaally starting to run low there #day 31 is secretly the cass cain batman day btw. she hasn’t been batman so far in canon so by my rules she isn’t here #but day 31 is the secret cass cain batman day. you get me.

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historyofthebatman · 7 years

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"Batman and Religion: A History" - Berlin's Batman: A Fight Against Anti-Semitism: We see Batman embracing another religious practice and culture in Paul Pope's Elseworlds story "Berlin Batman", originally published in The Batman Chronicles (Vol 1) 11 from 1998 illustrated by Pope, Ted McKeever and Ken Lopez. Paying homage to the Dark Avenger's debut in Detective Comics (Vol 1) 27 in 1939, the setting is 1939 Berlin where we meet artist and rich socialite (and Jewish man) Baruch Wane speaking with Komissar Garten who informs him he is tracking down Austrian Jew Ludwig Von Mises and if Baruch would be interested in using his cubism to create a piece for der Führer, which he declines. As Komisser leaves to track down Von Mises, Wayne's companion named Robin asks to aid him on this mission, but Wane says to wait until the Spring. As he suits up as the Batman and grapples towards the train yard, he flashes back to the murder of his Jewish family by angry anti semites. After their deaths, he trained his mind in school (which stopped him from being made fun of because he was a Jew) and his body until one night in his study, a huge bat flew through the window, inspiring him to become a creature of the night, the Batman. Batman makes it to the train track and while he couldn't psychically stop the trains with Ludwig's writings, he was able to ruin the railroad tracks. The ending has Baruch's mentor reading her memoirs about Ludwig's success of writing literature that challenged the Nazi Party's economical stance, being the forefront of libertarian acts, which the Berlin Batman stood for as well. Berlin's Batman will continue to fight injustice in any form. ✌🏼💙🦇🙏🏼

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