Batman: Day Of The Jackanapes - Cast

WiFi: The Art of Trolling

A short biography of Varian Montoya a.k.a WiFi.

Based On Batman: Endgame

Written By Scott Snyder

The Joker Vs Carnage

Spiderman/Batman: Disordered Minds

Based On Batman: White Knight & Batman: Curse Of The White Knight

Written By Sean Gordon Murphy

Villains: Puppeteer (Unknown)

Born in the slums of the Old Town district of Harking City, the boy who would become The Puppeteer was the son of a toymaker who tried to bring as much joy to the poor children as possible. However, after his father was killed by loan sharks, the boy was moved from foster home to foster home, like a little toy that nobody wanted. After running away from a foster home at the age of 12, he ran back to his father's abandoned toy store and tried to relive his lost childhood. 20 years later, children started going missing from their homes and turning up dead on their parents' doorstep. The one thing linking all of them was their faces were sliced up to resemble puppets, and with a the phrase "Naughty Boy/Girl" carved into their chests. After a combined investigation by Black Streak and Carla Simmons, they discovered the place where the children were being taken: the abandoned toy store on Maple St. It turns out that the boy had some how attained superpowers, and had been kidnapping children and forcing them to play with him in his bedroom. If any of them refused, well you know what happened next. The superpower he'd gained was the ability to shoot strings out of his fingers that would attach themselves to the intended person. Once attached, he could wiggle around his fingers and control them like a puppet; hence the name "Puppeteer". Once he was captured by Black Streak and Carla Simmons, he was committed to the Belbridge Insane Asylum, and was nearly tortured to death by Dr. Franz Leiberman. He was unfortunately spared, and was later broken out and joined King Ace's gang.

Another redesign of The Riddler: The Question Mark King

I was looking through some of my drawings from when I was much younger and discovered this really shitty drawing of a cool design I made for Riddler. I decided to redo it in my current style. What do y’all think?

Villains: King Ace (Adrien Halbert)

Adrian is the son of a family of wealthy British nobles who was the black sheep of his bloodline. His family utterly despised him for his love of literature and music, often abusing him for his intelligence. Eventually, the abuse led to Adrian becoming a sadistic psychopath and murdering his family in return. After that, he left the manor and started an anarchic biker gang, one that spread chaos and death wherever they went. Adrian isn’t doing this for money or any physical reward, for the most part. He’s doing it simply because he loves to do wrong, and sees an artistic light to it. The man’s a sadist, plain and simple, but what’s so unsettling is how much he enjoys what he does. The smile on his face is pure delight, he is in heaven. To him, causing chaos and misery is like reaching Nirvana on a roller coaster, and he loves every second of it. He speaks very fluently, using a mixture of high society and street vernacular. He’s obviously the most intelligent out of his group, and often conducts his crimes as if they were a symphony, and every person and object were his instruments. He sees himself as something of a performer, or an artist.

Valentino Tribute (I'm Bad)

This is a song I found that I think fits Valentino The Pornography Demon from Hazbin Hotel perfectly. Give it a listen!

RYUKO

Akira and Fujiko are the two latest descendants of the Fukuhara family, a generation of Japanese warriors that stretch back to the 1500s. Akira was the one who was the most dedicated to being the newest warrior in their family line, dedicated to learning the ways of Bushido, that being a warrior who has inner peace and being zen and stuff. Fujiko didn’t care about stuff like that, as she was the resident female dog of the family. She went out partying till the break of dawn and couldn’t bother with manners. Eventually, Akira was told the legend of the Swords of Order and Chaos. Thought to have been created by the gods, these two swords were so sharp, one could slice a building in half with a single slice. If the swords are brought together, they are said to be able to destroy the world. When Akira was in her mid-20s, she discovered her family was actually a yakuza crime family, and her sister was the one who had been shown the truth a while ago. Akira refused to be a part of a family that exploited and killed people without remorse, and she confronted her father about it, which ended with a fight between the two that resulted in her father’s death when he accidentally fell out of the window. Enraged, Fujiko tried to kill her sister, thinking that she was the one that killed her father. The fight ended with the manor burning down and Akira escaping with the Sword of Order. Akira then left and dedicated her life to dismantling her family’s web of crime. Using the sword of Order, she began to fight crime on the streets of New Tokyo.

James Gordon Jr, Mad Hatter, Scarecrow, The Joker, Roulette, Hugo Strange