Welcome to Litsy!

Power outage at the campground last night due to the wind and the rain. Until it warms up outside or the heat comes back on in the cabin, this is where I‘ll be starting the readathon!
#deweys24HourReadathon
#campingadventures

I loved this graphic novel! I remember watching Batman: the animated series when I was a kid and loving the character of Harley Quinn. I rated this book a 4 out of 5 stars.

It has been an interesting start to the day… we haven‘t had power for the last hour and a half… pray for me! #teachersoflitsy

Morally gray and having a blast! The bloody Looney Tunes antics continue.
Pretty sure that whole island interlude with the indigenous population wouldn't get past the sensitivity readers if it was published today ...😬

I knew how this story ended, but was not prepared for how poignant the entire tale is. Jason Todd discovers that the woman who raised him was not his bio mom. So he races across the globe to find her. It does not end well for him. Thankfully, this book includes the story of Tim Drake, the next Robin as a much needed palate cleanser. Essential for every Batman fan.

Been on a comic kick lately and I forgot just how good some of these were. This is a dark scenario that is full of humor and tragedy. I enjoy this comic every single time. 💜

What can one say but Alan Moore has an incredible gift for storytelling? And Brian Bolland is one of my Top 5 Batman illustrators. This story shows — like no other Batman story — how the Joker and the Batman are two sides of the same coin. Tragedy struck them both but their madness took them different routes — one the road of the madman villain and the other the path of the obsessive vigilante.

Brian Bolland—he definitely drew my favorite Joker.

The incredible art of Brian Bolland.

Let‘s do a Alan-Moore-Frank-Miller/Batman Double with “The Killing Joke” and “The Dark Knight Returns”.