Josh and Imp by Jon Bernhardt and Diana Nock

[rhythmbandit]

Thought I'd share a comic I just read called Josh and Imp. Written by Jon Bernhardt and drawn by Diana Nock, it was made for an anthology that never got made.
It's kind of a freeform exploration of the superhero lifestyle, riffing on the Batman and Robin partnership. With kisses. And grappling hooks. It's a bit dialogue-heavy, but it's worth it for the awesome ending. I think you'll like it.

And here's a page from one of my favorite Robin comics, #148. Written by Adam Beechen, pencils by Karl Kerschl.



Good times.

Comments

[majingojira]

Oh, Why musty you remind us of that storyark!

[daningram.insanejournal.com]

'Course, later in the arc, he does just that.

Beechen really half assed his writing when it came to Robin, even if one ignores his treatment of Cass.

[geoffsebesta]

how to make conversation interesting with comics art, lesson one.

[icon_uk]

Sigh, if I felt Batman was even saying that in a light hearted tone I'd buy it, but he seems to be aiming for his old "inconsiderate pillock" mode.

[icon_uk]

Oh, and I like Josh and Imp rather a lot! :)

[angelophile]

Wow, loving Josh and Imp. Superb stuff. Thanks for the intro!

[sistermagpie]

Josh & Imp is great!

[fifth11]

*flail* Josh and Imp: fanTASTIC

[megami18]

Oh, I love it! The sexual tension alone! Bruce, you meanie! I think I need to read this issue.

[psychopathicus_rex]

Whoa. That's a pretty cool comic, all right. I mean, it could've been just a LITTLE less transparent about who Devilman and Imp were really supposed to be - those costumes weren't really even trying - but it was a very nice examination/dissection of just what a superhero's life must really be like. I approve.

[schmevil]

Josh and Imp is great. Thanks for the link!