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My first big break in comics came right around the turn of the century/millennium, working on the DC Comics series Batman: Gotham Adventures, which was based on the animated TV show The New Batman Adventures. It was a dream come true for me, it jumpstarted my comics career, and I got to work with some amazing people, including the wonderfully talented Scott Peterson, who took over writing B:GA at the same time I began drawing it.

Batman makes sure Robin has his seatbelt on, he doesn't take him into dangerous Arkham Asylum, and yet he drops him off on the side of the road in the middle of Gotham, where he'll presumably have to make his own way home. Sheesh, some legal guardian!

Batman: Gotham Adventures #47 was written by Scott Peterson, pencilled by me, inked by Terry Beatty, lettered by Albert T. de Guzman, coloured by Lee Loughridge, and published by DC Comics. If you'd like to read more, you can find the rest of the comic on Comixology.

Thanks for looking!

Description
My first big break in comics came right around the turn of the century/millennium, working on the DC Comics series Batman: Gotham Adventures, which was based on the animated TV show The New Batman Adventures. It was a dream come true for me, it jumpstarted my comics career, and I got to work with some amazing people, including the wonderfully talented Scott Peterson, who took over writing B:GA at the same time I began drawing it.

Batman makes sure Robin has his seatbelt on, he doesn't take him into dangerous Arkham Asylum, and yet he drops him off on the side of the road in the middle of Gotham, where he'll presumably have to make his own way home. Sheesh, some legal guardian!

Batman: Gotham Adventures #47 was written by Scott Peterson, pencilled by me, inked by Terry Beatty, lettered by Albert T. de Guzman, coloured by Lee Loughridge, and published by DC Comics. If you'd like to read more, you can find the rest of the comic on Comixology.

Thanks for looking!