Harley Quinn

Bruce Timm's Batman series is still amazing after all these years, one of the great things that came out of it was Joker's second-in-command Harley Quinn. For the relaunch of DC comics, they re-designed her into a more… goth-y look. And now the great Amanda Conner is going to re-design her again, for her upcoming solo-series. But in the meantime, here's the current version from DC Comics.

Tales To Behold 3, Page 43: Crossover Alert!

Yes, the second panel of this page is a (very subtle) crossover
with Journey Into Misery 4! Read the scene from Prof Madison's point of view here.
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The Odds in color

The adventures of The Odds in the pages of TALES TO BEHOLD have been mostly happening in black and white. So what would the characters actually look like in color? I tried to have a crack at it, hope you'll like them!

Tales To Behold 3, Page 42: Merlin The Magician

Wowsers, was it really Merlin or just Alan Moore with a fancy hat?
In any case, our new blue friend will face some serious identity problems!
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Captain Prodigy in color

This lady is called Captain Prodigy, and she’s free to use by anyone. For more info visit her page on the Public Domain Heroes Wiki. (Click to enlarge)

You can see the drawing in b/w in an earlier post.

Captain Prodigy, The Radiant Icosahedron, and The Heart of Chaos were created by Michael P. and are available for use by anyone, with only one condition: This paragraph must be included in any publication involving Captain Prodigy, The Radiant Icosahedron, and The Heart of Chaos , in order that others may use these properties as they wish. All rights reversed.

Tales To Behold 3, Page 41: This Is Not America

In addition to Blue Knight's issues, now there's a problem with the British authorities…
What a mess!
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Tales To Behold 3, Page 40: What? What is it?

A whole new meaning to the phrase "Feeling empty inside"
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