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BATMAN: THE KILLING JOKE (March 1988)
Art by Brian Bolland
Script by Alan Moore
To the people I knew in high school who now have five-thousand babies…
…Yep.
Jon nails it again.
The only thing I can think of that’s scarier than living in a culture where the looming threat of gun violence is this consistent is being a culture where gun violence is met with this sort of blase apathy.
A few previews from my official Marvel themed show at Mondo Gallery in Austin, TX. Opening reception is April 25th, from 7-10pm. It’s going to be a lot of fun, and I’m excited for people to finally see what I’ve been working on since November.
For those asking about prints, they will be available through the gallery, and leftovers will most likely be made available through mondotees.com
(illustration by Brianna Ashby)
“Bottle Rocket’s great achievement, really the cornerstone of Anderson’s whole career, is there even without any of the bold flourishes. It’s in his un-ironic appreciation of genuine wonder, expressed in his characters’ heartrending desire for love and understanding. It’s there later when Zissou admits that twelve is his favourite age, when Royal embraces his inner child, when the Whitmans shuck off their heavy baggage, when Sam and Suzy declare their beach the Moonrise Kingdom. But it starts with Bottle Rocket.”
—Daniel Reynolds, "Growing Up with Bottle Rocket” (Bright Wall/Dark Room,Issue #11, April 2014)