Twisted

It only makes sense that the Batmen of the Dark Multiverse would have their own, twisted Batmobiles. And while we’ve yet to be officially introduced to any of the evil Dark Knights’ rides in the pages of Dark Nights: Metal or its tie-ins, thanks to a recent Twitter challenge by the event’s co-architect Scott Snyder, we’ve got a sneak preview of one of them. RELATED: The Batman Who Laughs’ Origin Story is Absolutely Bonkers Earlier this week, Snyder took to Twitter to ask Green Arrow and Teen Titans writer Benjamin Percy to share an example of what fans can expect from the next chapter in the current “Gotham Resistance” storyline. Percy quickly shared a panel of a sad Killer Croc as illustrated by Green Arrow artist Juan Ferreyra — but that wasn’t good enough for the artist. Ferreyra himself quickly joined in the fun, tweeting a panel that depicts The Batman Who Laughs’ Batmobile. Or, rather, The Laughmobile. “Croc is f

Action Lab Comics today revealed exclusively to CBR a first look at concept art for one of the central antagonists of Spencer & Locke 2, the follow-up to David Pepose and Jorge Santiago Jr.’s 2017 series Spencer & Locke. That series imagined a gritty crime drama in the same vein as Calvin & Hobbes, with an adult detective, Locke, solving crimes alongside his imaginary friend, a giant panther named Spencer. The comic strip parodies will continue in Spencer & Locke 2 when the debut issue introduces Roach Riley, a former soldier whose traumatic past has led him down a path of villainy. Roach’s inspiration is drawn from the Beetle Bailey comic strip created by Mort Walker in 1950. Roach won’t be a lovable U.S. Army private, though — far from it. RELATED: Robert Kirkman Surprise-Launches New Comic Die!Die!Die! “We’ve told fans from the beginning that there was a much larger universe for Spencer &