Nailbiter #6

[cyberghostface]

"Many years ago when I was an art director I was talking to one of my co-workers when she told me that she had broken up with her boyfriend. In the past she had said things were going really well so I was surprised by the news. She explained to me that her ex-boyfriend’s uncle had been arrested for killing five women. He was a serial killer. I asked 'But your ex didn’t know, right? He wasn’t a part of it, so why dump him?' She explained to me, 'I just cant be with someone who is that close to something so evil.'

That always stuck with me. We talk a lot about the families of the victims but never the families of the serial killers. The world they left behind. The family that has to find out that someone they loved was killing people. The harsh truth is that it destroys those families. And I always wanted to explore that.” -- Joshua Williamson

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Batman: Curse of the White Knight #3

[cyberghostface]

"I love that people are so interested in Bruce and Harleen. Is it the odd pairing we didn't know we wanted?" -- Sean Murphy

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Jane Foster: Valkyrie #3 - "The Sacred and the Profane, Part III"

[laughing_tree]

As for the revolving door aspect... death has been seen as a journey for centuries. The only difference is that in the Marvel Universe, sometimes you get a return ticket. I'm not sure that makes it any less serious - the fact that sometimes in this reality you can return, perhaps changed and with strange knowledge, only makes the original voyage even more mythic in my view. -- Al Ewing

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