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In which issue 1 ends with the Joker getting a sock in the jaw. After she manages to draw Batman out a bit on the subject of relationships and needle him about same. Oh, that rascally Joker.

Over the next week or two (subject to change) I will continue to post content related to this comic, though the regularly scheduled updates to the comic itself will pause while I knock out a few more pages. Unfortunately, the tools I'm using make fight scenes and some of the very very specific things I'm trying to do in certain other scenes a slog to put together, and making that easier (or even possible) is a big part of why I have found it necessary to retool my process. I'm learning a lot, and having fun with it, but it's still a process. Talky scenes (which make up a major part of the comic's story anyway) are much faster to do, and buy me room to breathe schedule-wise on the violent stuff, but that doesn't obviate the need for the retool.

To everybody that has followed this comic so far in my journey of experimentation, thank you! I created this for fun and as an intellectual exercise in art, comic creation, and design, but it's great to see so many people responding so well to it.

Description

In which issue 1 ends with the Joker getting a sock in the jaw. After she manages to draw Batman out a bit on the subject of relationships and needle him about same. Oh, that rascally Joker.

Over the next week or two (subject to change) I will continue to post content related to this comic, though the regularly scheduled updates to the comic itself will pause while I knock out a few more pages. Unfortunately, the tools I'm using make fight scenes and some of the very very specific things I'm trying to do in certain other scenes a slog to put together, and making that easier (or even possible) is a big part of why I have found it necessary to retool my process. I'm learning a lot, and having fun with it, but it's still a process. Talky scenes (which make up a major part of the comic's story anyway) are much faster to do, and buy me room to breathe schedule-wise on the violent stuff, but that doesn't obviate the need for the retool.

To everybody that has followed this comic so far in my journey of experimentation, thank you! I created this for fun and as an intellectual exercise in art, comic creation, and design, but it's great to see so many people responding so well to it.