Nerdy Werewolf

First of all, if you're an artist of any kind and you love this character like I do-draw her!  There is not nearly enough art out there representing her.  Barbara Gordon's story is pretty well known.  She's the daughter of Commissioner Jim Gordon and becomes Batman's associate, Batgirl.  The part you may not know is that at one point, the Joker shoots her in the spine and paralyzes her.  It's sad, but it's part of the story (or it was...comics!!  Gah!).  Does she give up?  Does she decide to go live a normal life?  NO.  Like a total badass, she takes up the new mantle of 'Oracle' and keeps track of everything going on in Gotham, reporting to Batman as usual.  She's a hero in every sense of the word and one of the most treasured characters in comics. So, I gotta jet...by kit-kit-kit

Can you feel it?  It will be time for the Suicide Squad movie soon.  I'm pretty sure I'm not alone in that I've been waiting to see a live-action version of Harley since her debut in the 90s.  Her relationship with the Joker is one of the most twisted and complex in comics.  The fact that they're both homicidal maniacs only sets them apart from everyone else.  Harley's evolved into a different (not always, but sometimes) character since then.  This is just a celebration of the beginning of her story... The Jokers Quinn by Phiac-Yeu

This week, we're going to focus on one of the most notorious fictional villains of all time (barring maybe Darth Vader, right?), The Joker.  With all of the DC movies coming soon, Suicide Squad has become, dare I say "more anticipated than the new Batman movie?"  It's because a good villain makes for a good hero and Leto's Joker promises to be just that.  In any case, Joker is on the brain lately.  This man has had so many different faces since his creation in 1940.  I think after looking at this post, it'll be clear which versions I prefer, but everyone has their favorite.  Which version of the Clown Prince of Crime did you like best? The Joker by jossielara