infectedworldmind: Comics Alliance’s Chris Sims (words) and Kerry Callen (art) proudly present: The Brave and the Bold: Batman and Jay-Z. From Sims’ hilarious copy: “Will Batman be able to save his friend from nearly a hundred deadly snares set to go off at once, or will this be the Riddler’s greatest triumph? Will Jay-Z prove himself to be a hustler, homie, or a customer, crony?” Click through to read more. This might be the funniest thing that Sims has ever written. Someone make this happen.
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infectedworldmind:

Comics Alliance’s Chris Sims (words) and Kerry Callen (art) proudly present: The Brave and the Bold: Batman and Jay-Z.

From Sims’ hilarious copy:

“Will Batman be able to save his friend from nearly a hundred deadly snares set to go off at once, or will this be the Riddler’s greatest triumph? Will Jay-Z prove himself to be a hustler, homie, or a customer, crony?”

Click through to read more. This might be the funniest thing that Sims has ever written. Someone make this happen.

(via twiststreet)

Source: infectedworldmind

Return of Bruce Wayne [Nerdy Ideas]

It goes against the Gotham-area focus of the series, but as Grant Morrison has stated that the Return of Bruce Wayne is a trip through different pulp heroes, I kinda wish they’d done a Commando comics-style trip to World War II for one of the issues. Bruce as a soldier in D-Day? He could even meet up with a younger Alfred (not sure if it’s official in the comics, but Nolan’s Batman films imply Alfred has some badass military/intelligence past).