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Há 1 dia · With this release, Rebellion Publishing is firmly established as the home of artistic innovation in the UK, championing the work of creators from across British comics history – including titans of the industry such as Brian Bolland, Arthur Ranson, Mick McMahon, Steve Dillon, Kevin O’Neill and more.
Há 2 dias · This is probably for the best since the villain's canon origin story has never been established. Alan Moore and Brian Bolland's The Killing Joke is considered the foundation of subsequent origin variations; that comic fleshed out The Joker's backstory, tragic villain arc, and the reason for his seething hatred towards The Dark Knight.
Há 4 dias · While Phillips always said that Alan Moore and Brian Bolland‘s “The Killing Joke” was a key inspiration, he also spoke to The LA Times in 2019 about the creative freedom that inherently came as part of Joker: “I loved that we could take this fictional character and do what we wanted with it,” he said.
Há 1 dia · With this release, Rebellion Publishing is firmly established as the home for Artist Editions in the UK, championing work of creators from across British comics history – including titans of the industry such as Brian Bolland, Arthur Ranson, Mick McMahon, Steve Dillon, Kevin O’Neill and more.
Há 2 dias · Released on the Zarjazz label in February 1985, the record featured a cover drawn by 2000 AD Dredd artist Brian Bolland. [142] The UK band The Human League also wrote a song about Judge Dredd. "I Am the Law" appeared on the album Dare. The Screaming Blue Messiahs recorded a song entitled "Mega-City One" on their final album Totally Religious. [143]
Há 3 dias · Joker’s origin being “multiple choice” was a concept introduced in Alan Moore and Brian Bolland’s The Killing Joke, which has been utilized many times over the decades as different writers ...
Há 5 dias · After asking Fleck if he wants to hear a joke, the inmate puts a spin on Joker ’s “You get what you deserve” line and brutally stabs Arthur before carving a smile into his own face. Those up ...
