I'm posting some of my favorite artistic interpretations of Batman. Feel free to post some of yours. I will start off with Moebius's Batman
I'm posting some of my favorite artistic interpretations of Batman. Feel free to post some of yours...
Michael Long
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Charles Hughes
Will Eisner drew Batman as this towering, bodybuilder type.
Jaxson King
I'm a huge fan of Kelley Jones and his take on Batman. Wish more comics would go back to this look
Ryan Perez
Bisley's Batman is so over the top and gritty I can't help but love it. Certainly one of the most unique
Zachary Campbell
Marshal Rodgers is always unfortunately overshadowed by Neal adams but his take was great.
Liam Carter
Enrique Alcatena draws the greatest old school Batman without a doubt
Dylan Fisher
Scott Hampton is a severely underrated artist. His Batman is one of the most beautiful takes
Jaxon Morgan
Glad to see Bisley and Scott here. Cool picks OP.
Angel King
Jae Lee has a really cool well done take on Batman.
John Moore
OP here, I didn't post Marshall Rogers so give credit to that user for his exquisite taste. Thanks regardless
Noah Morales
Levi Howard
Tim Sale
Elijah Brown
These alongside David Mazzucchelli (Year One), Lee Bermejo and Dave McKean
Xavier Harris
Sam Kieth has a a really surreal take on Batman that I enjoy.
Kayden Carter
Forgot the pic.
Grayson Sanchez
This one's John Byrne.
Brayden Robinson
Batman by Jorge Zaffino..
Grayson Smith
Those are some gorgeous panels, what is it from? (Im just getting into Batman comics so please excuse the ignorance)
Kayden Foster
James O'Barr of The Crow fame has drawn the most edgy Batman you will ever see. He's done multiple drawings of this edgy batman so I will link this site showcasing the supreme edge. >ohdannyboy.blogspot.com
Jose Thomas
No worries, user. We all started somewhere.
That image is from the graphic novel "Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth" drawn by Dave McKean. It's one of the main inspirations behind the Arkham Asylum game.
Nicholas Clark
Thank you user, I think I'm gonna get to that next, I love these misty looking scenes.
Luis Ward
Dave Stevens drew a cover for Detective Comics that never saw the light of day for unknown reasons. Of course it's done in that classic Stevens style. Another really well done old school batman
Ayden Rivera
And by his son, Gerardo Zaffino
Ryan Perez
More Sale with his birdlips Batman.
Juan Ramirez
Frank Miller.
Julian Wilson
As you can obviously infer, I'm a sucker for surreal, weird, depictions of Batman. James Bolton is another great artist who fills that niche
Ryder Lopez
Jim Valentino drew a neat Batman. Batman looks good with the stubble beard
Aaron Wilson
Very nice, thanks.
Rodgers has the best bat ears.
Dylan King
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Dominic Turner
Bradstreet's Batman has always fascinated me because it's gritty but it also has a fantastical element similar to Bolton's take
Jonathan Stewart
Jose Antonio Munoz (Alack Sinner)
It seems like half of all comic book artists drew Batman at some point.
Jace Clark
>I'm a sucker for surreal, weird, depictions of Batman
Same, nothing makes me want to ram my head fullforce into my desk faster than people trying to cut promos on Kelley Jones or Tim Sale asking "how do their ears fit in doors or the batmobile!?" Like at what point do you become so boring you ask those questions?
On that note, always wondered who painted the cardart for Legends of the Dark Knight toyline looks like Biz or maybe Glen Fabry?
Aiden Moore
McFarlane's Batman is a cult favorite for a reason. McFarlane's work speaks for itself
Nolan Gonzalez
Dermont Power. Did the package artwork for Legends of The Dark Knight toys which I desperately wanted as a kid but never got.
Jackson Lee
Ideal height
Leo Martinez
Irv Novick may very well be the most undeservedly overlooked Batman artist ever. He's up there with Don Newton in my opinion
Ryan Walker
Liberatore (RanXerox)
Jordan Campbell
What a weird thing. I didnt see this post before I typed
Took me years and years and years to find put who the artist was, just working off vague childhood memories and no names. Hopefully I saved some other readers the work.
Mason Morgan
Hugo Pratt (Corto Maltese)
Jonathan Robinson
Danijel Zezelj's Batman is certainly one of the weirdest versions you will ever find. His lanky proportions matched with the huge cape truly make it one of the most unique interpretations out there
Isaac Rodriguez
Howard Chaykin drew a really cool looking Batman in the elseworlds story Batman: Dark Allegiances.
Robert Cox
>Took me years and years and years to find put who the artist was, just working off vague childhood memories and no names. Hopefully I saved some other readers the work.
You did user, thanks for solving a 25 year old question I never really got far in solving myself. Have a Jose Luis Garcia Lopez as thanks!
Also I see you've mentioned Don Newton, another one of my favorites. Died by unpasteurized milk, thus giving Todd McFarlane his first real shot at a career(seriously!)
Christian Sullivan
Alex Toth
Jacob Wright
Guy Davis did a Batman Elseworlds in the '90s that I swear has never even been collected into a trade. Insanity!
Nathaniel Howard
Bart Sears take on Batman is a badass 90s era design.
Carter Butler
Might as well post another elseworld, but with a few tweaks like adding a bat symbol with a belt or something like that this could've been cool. I also like this take for a black Batman.
Jeremiah James
Forgot the image.
Jayden Kelly
Vince Locke's Batman is another take that focuses on the gritty
Isaiah Gomez
My pleasure. It was a mystery for decades for my too. I didnt post Don Newton, but heres a Jose Garcia Lopez pic in return.
Lopez draws like the perfect superheros.
Jonathan Robinson
Gray Morrow applies the bluish tint to the old school batsuit and I think it works out nicely. The red eyes on the bat is a nice touch
Jack Thompson
Neato
Joshua Nguyen
Phil Jimenez's Batman deserves more love. I think his style was a perfect fit
Hunter Jenkins
i honestly really llike Batman Beyond as a interpetation just for the setting
you throw a creature of the night settled in a fantastical image of a seedy crime ridden city in the the future of that concept by injecting some Cyberpunk into it
the core themes of batman are still present while adding alot of its own through its setting, almost completely avoiding the trop of future settings just rehashing villians from the main setting
Benjamin Russell
Kieron Dwyer drew a really good Batman. He deserved to stay on much longer
Luke Rogers
all my life i thought this was Mignola
Isaiah Baker
And last but not least, the one and only Norm Breyfogle. Doesn't need an explanation. I will be taking a break but please continue to post some of your favorites. Thanks for the comfy thread so far anons! Sincerely, OP
Colton Roberts
Will have to check this out. Looks right up my alley
Mason Wilson
Bryan Talbot (Luther Arkwright)
It is.
Hudson Reed
FUCK
Daniel Bell
Dammit I screwed up. Sorry anons. But Dwyer really did draw Dark Knight Dark City, just not the cover.
Sebastian Davis
Charles Burns (Black Hole)
No worries.
David Wright
Anders Nilsen (Big Questions)
Jack Garcia
Brian Bolland
Joker is a pleb for reading the Deluxe version.