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thehefnerSo I went ahead and posted scans of a great obscure comic, the first ever comic work of BABYLON 5 creator J. Michael Staczynski. TEEN TITANS SPOTLIGHT #13 from 1987 focuses on the unlikely confrontation between TT's own Cyborg and Harvey Dent/Two-Face. It's fascinating, partly because it's better than half the stuff Straczynski writes today, and partly because due to how damn well Harvey is written here. He examines their relationship in a way few other writers do, and it really makes me wonder why I haven't just done an icon of Two-Face with "OTP" on it.
Read the comic here, if you're so inclined, and let me know what you think. Especially you,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
bloo_mountain!
In other news, I've decided that perhaps it's about time for me to go ahead and do my own version of WWYD (Who Would You Do?), the all comic-character (and possibly animated character) edition!kali921 would be my perfect partner in crime for this endevor, the Tango to my Cash (or is it the other way around?).
I think this version of WWYD would be awesome, not just for the comic fans but also for you non-comic fans, who could have a more unbiased, superficial approach to these hot, hot characters (depending on who's drawing them at the time, which is part of the fun!).
We're still trying to figure out how to structure them. I wish I could find old WWYD posts. Anyone able to hook me up or help out?
Read the comic here, if you're so inclined, and let me know what you think. Especially you,
bloo_mountain!In other news, I've decided that perhaps it's about time for me to go ahead and do my own version of WWYD (Who Would You Do?), the all comic-character (and possibly animated character) edition!
kali921 would be my perfect partner in crime for this endevor, the Tango to my Cash (or is it the other way around?). I think this version of WWYD would be awesome, not just for the comic fans but also for you non-comic fans, who could have a more unbiased, superficial approach to these hot, hot characters (depending on who's drawing them at the time, which is part of the fun!).
We're still trying to figure out how to structure them. I wish I could find old WWYD posts. Anyone able to hook me up or help out?
