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Batgirl, Killing Joke, Justice League United – Sunday Trending Topics

Published Mon, 02 Dec 2013 10:30:03 -0600

It was actually a pretty busy holiday weekend on the comics internet. Here's something from late last night: It appears to be an original page from Alan Moore and Brian Bolland's The Killing Joke from DC Comics which differs from the final print image in the comic. Brian Bolland, when shown this Twitpic, has confirmed to Bleeding Cool that it is genuine artwork and that he was, indeed, asked to rethink the central panel on this page.

Most-Read Comic Stories Sunday:

Lady Sif Visits The Children's Hospital Of Los Angeles

Jamie Alexander, the actress who portrayed Lady Sif in Thor: The Dark World spent the afternoon visiting patients at the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles. Alexander appeared in costume and spent time with dozens of kids, handing out signed DVDs and posters as well as posing for photographs.

Does Original Killing Joke Artwork Reveal Greater Sexual Intent For Batgirl?

It appears to be an original page from Alan Moore and Brian Bolland's The Killing Joke from DC Comics which differs from the final print image in the comic. Brian Bolland, when shown this Twitpic, has confirmed to Bleeding Cool that it is genuine artwork and that he was, indeed, asked to rethink the central panel on this page.

Tweeted Then Deleted: Justice League Unlimited? Or… United! (UPDATE)

UPDATE: I get a note, "Justice League United". Sounds like a superhero football team…

Most-Read TV/Film Stories Sunday:

Fast And Furious Star, Paul Walker, Dead At Age 40

"It is with a truly heavy heart that we must confirm that Paul Walker passed away today in a tragic car accident while attending a charity event for his organization Reach Out Worldwide. He was a passenger in a friend's car, in which both lost their lives.

In Praise Of The Day Of The Doctor And Saving Mr. Banks

As broadcast this morning on Jack FM's Sunday Roast, here's me on my love for Saving Mr. Banks and The Day of the Doctor. Not too much time for in-depth discussion, but I do try to hit on the films' subtexts, and what makes them so worth serious consideration.

Spike Lee Dismisses Juan Luis Garcia With A Single, Flat-Out Cold Tweet (UPDATE)