Starman and the Mist

Here's Jack Knight and his opposite number, the Mist.

From How to Draw Batman & the DC Comics Super Heroes, published by Walter Foster Publishing

Comicbjooks, I've been ignoring you

It's been a while. Some discussions over at AFI led me to come back here and dust off the cobwebs. I think I'll try to update this place some soon, perhaps even adding a few new images from the comics that have come out since I last posted. Maybe.

Legion of Super Heroes: Season 2

Legion of Super Heroes will air its season 2 premiere on September 22. Image from Comics Continuum.

Steel Natasha

From Justice League Unlimted #35, published by DC Comics.

Guy Gardner

From Justice League Unlimited #32, published by DC Comics.

I'm Back! (with Starro!)

Yeah, I've been away a while. I had some things to do, and I needed a break as well. But now I'm back and ready to go. I likely won't be posting daily, but ya never know. Let's just play it by ear.

Here's some Starro for ya. I'll probably post a few more pics from this issue a bit later.

From Justice League Unlimited #24, published by DC Comics.

Ares, God of War

From Justice League Adventures #4, published by DC Comics.

UPDATE: The War God has taken his toll on this blog. Posting will resume soon, by early next week if not before. Until then, enjoy the break.

Double Flashes

The cover art to Justice League Unlimited #12, published by DC Comics.

Queen Bee

From Justice League Unlimited #29, published by DC Comics.

Psycho Pirate Feels the Emotions

From Justice League Adventures #20, published by DC Comics.

Black Condor -- Held Tight!

From Justice League Unlimited #17, published by DC Comics.

Scan from Scans Daily.

The Time Trapper and Brainiac 5

From Legion of Super Heroes #100, published by DC Comics.

Legion Adventures

From Legion of Super Heroes #100, published by DC Comics.

Amazo vs. the JLA

In honor of today's release of Brad Metzler's Justice League of America #6, here's an animated tribute to the always classic JLA vs. Amazo battle.




From Adventures in the DC Universe #18, published by DC Comics.

Brotherhood of Evil

From Justice League Adventures #6, published by DC Comics.

Dr. Occult's Family Jewels

From Justice League Unlimited #14, published by DC Comics.

Blue Beetle to the Rescue

From Adventures in the DC Universe #8, published by DC Comics.

The Question

From Adventures in the DC Universe #8, published by DC Comics.

Ocean Master

And here's the full panel shot of the throne room picture from above.

From Adventures in the DC Universe #6, published by DC Comics.

Ultra, the Multi-Alien

Published sometime after the Batman/Superman Adventures but before the Justice League cartoons, Adventures in the DC Universe allowed its creators free reign to create animated-style versions of the DC heroes and villains that weren't appearing in the cartoons at that time. The characters that appeared in this book are not necessarily in-continuity with their later Justice League appearances, but so many fun characters appeared that it's cool to see how they would have looked in an animated style.

Starting this month, I'll be adding to the Comicbjooks mix some of the characters from the ADCU comic. First up -- Ultra, the Multi-Alien.




From Adventures in the DC Universe #5, published by DC Comics.

Beppo, Comet and the Super-Pets

And a few more pics of Ace, Krypto and Streaky as well.



From Krypto the Superdog #6, published by DC Comics.

All-Star Squadron and the Seven Soldiers of Victory

From Justice League Unlimited #9, published by DC Comics.

The Fates Command It!

From Justice League Unlimited #14, published by DC Comics.

Old School Titans

Here are a few more Teen Titans Go! picutres with Wonder Girl, this time featuring the first five old school Titans.




From Teen Titans Go! #36, published by DC Comics.