Peace on Earth

Merry Christmas!

I wish all of you the best of the holiday!







Take care, have fun and as my science teacher said to me and my classmates many seasons ago before going on Christmas vacation, 'See you next year!'

Now that Thanksgiving is over...

Let's have some Christmas drawings!







Here are some non-related Batman and Sons drawing (Well, it's still DC Comics).








And because I love drawing them together.




Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

It's not Batman and Sons, but...

This happens to me once in awhile. I'm working on a drawing and it's not coming out the way I want it to. So the best thing to do is to step away and go back to it later. For me, I sometimes wait until the next day.

Well, it happened the other day, and I was frustrated because I wanted the drawing done that day. So as I'm grumbling, I grabbed a new sheet of paper and started a new drawing, unrelated to the subject I was working on, but always close to my heart.

So guess who these ladies are?

Gobble, Gobble!

Batman and Sons: Mr. Bat-Mom Part One

I'll be the first one to admit, I love stories of Bruce's failed attempt at domestic life. This man has been portrayed as someone who can burn a pot of water. But what if he was able to overcome his insecurities to the daily chores he thinks is part of a normal life, and step up to the plate to help his family out in their time of need?

Well, in this first Bat-chapter, we have witnessed Bruce winning the approval of Alfred and his two youngest sons, Tim and Terry as he puts his best efforts to care for them. But for the two older boys, Dick and Jason, this sudden change in their father has become their worse nightmare.

So what exactly will these two Robins do to pull Bruce out of the kitchen and back to being the Dark Knight?

Well, you’ll just have to wait for the next Bat-chapter of Mr. Bat-Mom!

(Hmm, better start working on it.)

Note: I was going to do this story first before Rivalry but of course, I changed my mind. So for me, I still think of this story taking place before JLA/JSA Family Gathering. If you want to think that way too, that's fine with me.

Good Grief, Happy Halloween!

I also added a new drawing (Halloween) to the Loeb and Sale Tribute.

Batman and Sons: Bring It On!

I also added a new drawing (Labor Day) to the Loeb and Sale Tribute.

Just added...

A new drawing to the Loeb and Sale Tribute.

Super Holiday!

Blowing my own horn, so bear with me.

Newsarama did a countdown of the best and worst fathers in comics. Go down to the worst list, Batman is number 10 and I got a mention in it! Wow!

http://blog.newsarama.com/2009/06/20/the-top-10-best-and-worst-dads-in-comics/

(Well, that explains why my Deviantart account has been having heavy traffic these past two days.)

New Drawings

I haven't done a group drawing of Batman and the boys since all the Christmas drawings. I'll have to make time to do more of these. :)






In case some of you were wondering how Terry did the painting for Father's Day...

Well, he had a helping hand. :)

Batman and Sons: Cabbage Patch

Batman and Sons: 70 and Counting

Celebrating Batman’s 70th anniversary.

You may not see their names, but it doesn't mean they are not there.

To all the writers, artists, inkers, letterers, colorists, editors and anyone who helped to bring this great character to life (Yes, even you, Grant Morrison), I thank you.

Batman's first appearance in Detective 27, May 1939, according this site [link] the comic book was released on April 18, 1939.

Batman and Sons: Holidays

Batman and Sons: Crush

Batman and Sons: There for You

Batman and Sons: Better than You

Batman and Sons: Bat's in the Cradle