Old doodles from between classes at my last job. This is what I used to do in those 5 minutes-- sketch out these chaotic ideas that come into my mind from the ether. And I don't mean the chemical ether, although they do have a certain stream-of-consciousness druggy quality about them. One liners and things that seem to be taken out of context, or completely go against a character's actual personality.
Superman's wrong, though. He looks nothing like a Wayne Boring Superman. Towards the middle of the page, on the left, you can see a li'l Superman/Lois Lane face off. They look relatively happy with each other, don't they?
I don't know what the deal is with the smug kid in the sailor hat.
Poor Batgirl... This was back when she was a villain, so that's what she's bummed about.
https://twitter.com/search/realtime?q=%23fightoncass&src=hash
ReplyDeleteGail Simone shared it with her twitter following. I don't know how many people actually bought the comic, but here are twelve Cass fans acknowledging her.
In Batgirl #37, I think it's weird that Cass doesn't help that girl get away with her dad. It seems like Cass of all people would want the little girl to be with a parent who would take care of her.
Twelve would be about the same as the participation in Save Cass, but maybe Ms. Simone's tweet will bring a few more participants. Great point about #37, by the way!
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