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Books of Magic: Part 2

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Deadman possesses President Ronald Reagan in order to determine what Satan is planning.

Fri, 14 Sep 2012 04:19:12 GMT

Posted by: superfangirl1

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One Perfect Moment - NEVER play poker with Nightwing...

Mon, 30 Jul 2012 10:44:31 GMT

Posted by: icon_uk

From the non-toon based Brave and the Bold series, #15 starred Nightwing and Hawkman

( When Dick says jump.... )

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Remember how in last issue of Batman: Odyssey we saw this....

Wed, 29 Feb 2012 19:47:44 GMT

Posted by: icon_uk

Apparently rather.... final appearance by the Boy Wonder, as Batman cheerfully detonated his sidekick.

(Click on the image above to be reminded of the scene)

( Now the truth can be revealed (One and a bit pages under the cut) )

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If I use the term, "He looks good enough to eat" about Robin, I don't mean it literally...

Wed, 18 Jan 2012 23:11:38 GMT

Posted by: icon_uk

...these guys though, quite possibly do.

For whitesycamore ,

( From Batman Odyssey 3 )

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Ask a Librarian

Thu, 27 Oct 2011 13:12:02 GMT

Posted by: arbre_rieur

Four pages from DC COMICS PRESENTS 2, starring Deadman (plus a smidge of issue 1 for context)...

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one day I will get the hang of this

Thu, 27 Oct 2011 06:07:58 GMT

Posted by: rocketlindy

One page from DC Universe Presents: Deadman after the jump.

( The greatest tragedy in the life of Boston Brand? The loss of DAT ASS. )

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Dawn Granger and Boston Brand Try To Deal With The Intimate Issue In Their Relationship

Thu, 27 Oct 2011 00:53:47 GMT

Posted by: superfangirl1

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The After Life of Boston Brand

Fri, 23 Sep 2011 09:46:57 GMT

Posted by: arbre_rieur

Four pages from DC UNIVERSE PRESENTS 1, starring Deadman...

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Flashpoint: Deadman and the Flying Graysons, and post-revamp Nightwing writers speaks

Tue, 14 Jun 2011 22:27:36 GMT

Posted by: icon_uk

A cover and four pages from the forthcoming "Deadman and the Flying Graysons" have been posted over at the DCU Blog

( Including a cameo by the only DCU character who is bendier than Mr Grayson )

And Kyle Higgins has some comments about his stint as new writer on Nightwing...

( He's certainly keen! )

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Who's to blame? How Jason Todd is blamed for his demise

Fri, 04 Mar 2011 22:42:19 GMT

Posted by: benicio127

This is an essay written by myself and whitesycamore. It was posted on fuckyeahjasontodd in two parts: part one and two. We have updated and added a few more elements and scenes to the essay.

This essay is heavily meta-textual and is a deconstruction and analysis of how Jason was painted as a character post-death (and resurrection). Obviously, Jason Todd can't literally be "blamed" for his own death by anyone, since as a fictional character he has no autonomy, and therefore cannot be guilty or innocent, blameless or deserving. Neither are we suggesting that anyone in the Bat-family canonically believes that Jason deserved to die. However, we will argue that a victim blaming attitude is pervasive in the way Jason's death was written about after the fact. Moreover, this victim blaming would not only be unjust in a real life context, it also requires the reader to ignore many vital plot details of A Death In The Family.

The death of Jason Todd is one of the most iconic moments in Batman's history. The loss of his young partner is one of the greatest tragedies of Bruce Wayne's life, considered about as great as the deaths of his own parents when they were gunned down in front of him.
Following Jason's death, the Dark Knight is tormented by his own failure to prevent it, and during the years afterwards, Jason was most frequently alluded to in the context of Bruce struggling with this guilt.
However, Jason's death is also often described as the inevitable result of his own reckless and disobedient nature. Sometimes this goes even further, and Jason is implied to -- and readers are meant to assume -- that he was responsible for, or even deserving of his own fate.

( Lots of words and images under the cut )

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Brightest Day #20

Wed, 02 Mar 2011 21:02:58 GMT

Posted by: sailorlibra

Because Brightest Day #21 was published today, I'm assuming that it's fair game to post seven pages from the last issue.

( Old spoilers. )

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seas between us braid hae roar'd

Wed, 22 Dec 2010 00:38:11 GMT

Posted by: bluefall

Well, it's that time of year again, so here's a post that's become sort of an annual S_D holiday tradition. From 1989's Christmas With the Super-Heroes, I bring a short holiday Deadman tale called "Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot."

( There's Giordano art, too, if that entices you. )

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Brightest Day 14

Thu, 18 Nov 2010 00:26:45 GMT

Posted by: sweettart1823

4 Pages from Brightest Day

( Spoilers under here )

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Brightest Day 6 - The Ring Commands You To...

Wed, 21 Jul 2010 18:26:46 GMT

Posted by: terrykun

So, who else thought it was going to be a bad idea trying to raise Hawk II? Hm? Anyone else?

Well let's just see how that panned out.

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New cryptic Brightest Day teaser image

Tue, 20 Jul 2010 20:42:19 GMT

Posted by: icon_uk

In the grand tradition of such things, DC have issued a new cryptic teaser image for their... well, let's be charitable and call it "controversial"... Brightest Day series...

Full size image under the cut
( Click for embiggened-ness )

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I look forward to two things at the start of the month. My paycheque, and new Batman and Sons strips

Sat, 01 May 2010 08:16:37 GMT

Posted by: icon_uk

Next week is Mothers Day for American type mothers.... (The UK had ours weeks ago) so consider this suitable advanced warning. You have no excuse for forgetting to send a card now!!

Remember this heartbreaking little scene from last years Mother's Day strip? Well this is the "What happened next"

If you can, give your mum's a call folks. If you can't, well, memories are good too.

( And there's more! )

tags: creator: the black cat, char: batman/bruce wayne, char: batman/terry mcginnis, char: catwoman/selina kyle, char: deadman/boston brand, char: robin/nightwing/dick grayson, char: robin/red hood/jason todd, char: robin/red robin/tim drake, char: wonder girl/cassie sandsmark, char: wonder girl/troia/donna troy, char: wonder woman/diana of themyscira

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Brightest Day #0

Wed, 14 Apr 2010 17:04:14 GMT

Posted by: flint_marko

( Images under the cut. )
title: brightest day

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Brightest Day #0 Preview

Tue, 13 Apr 2010 17:02:55 GMT

Posted by: theanswer

( Boston Brand's new role in the universe... )

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By request, Phantom Stranger #42

Sun, 21 Feb 2010 04:12:10 GMT

Posted by: kingrockwell

As of today, the Blackest Night revival of Phantom Stranger is now a month old, and therefore no longer a recent comic. I figured this is the perfect occasion for sharing the as-yet unposted tie-in.

( Eight out of twenty-before pages. )

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Action Comics Weekly #642 (Mar 1989)

Thu, 11 Feb 2010 11:06:35 GMT

Posted by: bensanaz

The Green Lantern story in this issue of Action Comics Weekly revolved around Hal Jordan having a near-death experience and the ring freezing time while he chooses his successor. During this time, an argument on the merits of clinging to life emerges between Deadman (who was possessing one of the candidates at the time) and Clark Kent (another of the candidates who *ahem* found himself mysteriously accelerated to the pace of the "frozen moment".) Hal makes his decision, all the candidates are transported back to the place and moment they came from, some other stuff happens.

( Boston Brand won't let an argument go, though. )

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Bronze Age Lois Lane - kind of a pushy broad, actually.

Sat, 16 Jan 2010 05:18:18 GMT

Posted by: perletwo

sailorlibra requested Bronze Age Lois Lane. Here are 6 and a half pages from a 20-page story, "The Day Lois Lane Walked All Over Superman," from Superman Family #183, May-June 1977. It's also the story that gives us a rather famous image, one that I considered using as the preview image, but in the end I couldn't resist a lovely image from the Neal Adams-drawn cover, especially since it encapsulates part of the story I had to cut:

( I-I'll do anything, Lois! J-just don't hurt me... )
Whatta ya think, gang? Cracky enough for ya?

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Holiday times bring X-mas magic!

Wed, 23 Dec 2009 08:19:40 GMT

Posted by: kingrockwell

Our holiday series continues with a look at the magical side of the DCU.

( Stories from DC Special Series #21, Christmas With the Super-Heroes #2 and the Infinite Holiday Special )

Tomorrow: I'll, uh, think of something. Might include a story during Bart's stint as the Flash!

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By request: Phantom Stranger

Wed, 16 Dec 2009 04:07:13 GMT

Posted by: lamashtar

Took this from Phantom Stranger 41, second volume, because I can't seem to find the first volume, and 41 was the end of the second volume, so hey!

Bonus Deadman, as well. The Phantom Stranger story is only 12 pages, so only 4 pages are posted.( Read more... )

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This is my first DW post so here goes nothing...

Thu, 03 Dec 2009 01:29:43 GMT

Posted by: lipsofpoison

Recently, on the whim of seeing Jason in it, I picked up Deadman: Dead Again issue #2. I'm really glad I did. It has a 'missing scene' that has probably never happened, but I found it an enjoyable read none the less.

( Deadman and the Dead (male) Robin )

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