youngjusticer:

“Stick around… Get it?”
Nightwing, by Ryan Crosby.
Who’s excited for Arkham Origins!? ‘Cause I know I am!?

youngjusticer:

Stick around… Get it?”

Nightwing, by Ryan Crosby.

Who’s excited for Arkham Origins!? ‘Cause I know I am!?

youngjusticer:

“Who’s my daddy? Well, now, you know.”
Gotham City Sirens, by Ben Deguzman.

youngjusticer:

“Who’s my daddy? Well, now, you know.”

Gotham City Sirens, by Ben Deguzman.

youngjusticer:

Better watch where you leave your keys to the Batmobile, Bruce.
Missing Keys, by Eric Chen.

youngjusticer:

Better watch where you leave your keys to the Batmobile, Bruce.

Missing Keys, by Eric Chen.

youngjusticer:

…SO SCHWAY.
Cintiq, by Tom Edwards.
Also, does anyone play Injustice: Gods Among Us?

youngjusticer:

…SO SCHWAY.

Cintiq, by Tom Edwards.

Also, does anyone play Injustice: Gods Among Us?

youngjusticer:

Crossing the line.
Batgirl, by Alex Garner.

youngjusticer:

Crossing the line.

Batgirl, by Alex Garner.

youngjusticer:

Batman stumbled across an alien biological suit that transformed his costume into a super-powered armor of destruction.
The Bio Bat, by Shannon Bocras.
Can you dig it?

youngjusticer:

Batman stumbled across an alien biological suit that transformed his costume into a super-powered armor of destruction.

The Bio Bat, by Shannon Bocras.

Can you dig it?

youngjusticer:

Bruce Wayne: the punisher.
Batman, by David Joyce.

youngjusticer:

Bruce Wayne: the punisher.

Batman, by David Joyce.

youngjusticer:

Pssh, light work.
Catwoman, by Dmitriy Grebenkov.

youngjusticer:

Pssh, light work.

Catwoman, by Dmitriy Grebenkov.

youngjusticer:

Poison Ivy: capable of watering your pants.
Morning Ivy, by Narongchai Singhapand.

youngjusticer:

Poison Ivy: capable of watering your pants.

Morning Ivy, by Narongchai Singhapand.

youngjusticer:

Bad girls ain’t no good, and the good girls ain’t no fun.
Catwoman, by Narongchai Singhapand.

youngjusticer:

Bad girls ain’t no good, and the good girls ain’t no fun.

Catwoman, by Narongchai Singhapand.

youngjusticer:

Late-night-latex.
Catwoman, by  Lou Desoutter.

youngjusticer:

Late-night-latex.

Catwoman, by Lou Desoutter.

youngjusticer:

Factors that allude to an Arkham City sequel:
Hush escaping after altering his face to look like Bruce Wayne’s.
Two-Face gaining control of the criminal underworld after Penguin’s imprisonment and Joker’s death.
Azrael commenting the possible downfall of Gotham and that he and Batman would meet again.
Scarecrow still at large.
Gordon telling Batman that after Harley is stopped, they have another problem to deal with.
Snowfall, by Jan.

youngjusticer:

Factors that allude to an Arkham City sequel:

  • Hush escaping after altering his face to look like Bruce Wayne’s.
  • Two-Face gaining control of the criminal underworld after Penguin’s imprisonment and Joker’s death.
  • Azrael commenting the possible downfall of Gotham and that he and Batman would meet again.
  • Scarecrow still at large.
  • Gordon telling Batman that after Harley is stopped, they have another problem to deal with.

Snowfall, by Jan.

youngjusticer:

Yeah, I can live with this…
Catman and Batwoman, by Memed.

youngjusticer:

Yeah, I can live with this…

Catman and Batwoman, by Memed.

youngjusticer:

Powered by the bond between a legendary master and a youthful crusader, Batman Beyond introduced a new hero for a new era. Together, these heroes dedicated their lives to eliminate each and every lying, conniving, and cheating criminal from the underbelly of the future Gotham City, fighting the odds and risking their lives once again in the pursuit of justice.
Beyond, by Yvan Quinet.

youngjusticer:

Powered by the bond between a legendary master and a youthful crusader, Batman Beyond introduced a new hero for a new era. Together, these heroes dedicated their lives to eliminate each and every lying, conniving, and cheating criminal from the underbelly of the future Gotham City, fighting the odds and risking their lives once again in the pursuit of justice.

Beyond, by Yvan Quinet.

youngjusticer:

The utility belt is one of the most characteristic portions of Batman’s costume. Elements at times include Batarangs, the most famous equipment used by the Dark Knight, bolas that tie up enemies around the feet with a composite-nylon cord, cuffs, which restrains foes with diamond-impregnated nylon, grenades of all kinds, explosive gel, a foam-like substance that can be remotely detonated, EMP gun that disables electronic devices, the grapple gun that fires a hook attached to a wire in order to scale surfaces or swing across gaps, and more.
The Dark Knight, by Hyae Na Ko.

youngjusticer:

The utility belt is one of the most characteristic portions of Batman’s costume. Elements at times include Batarangs, the most famous equipment used by the Dark Knight, bolas that tie up enemies around the feet with a composite-nylon cord, cuffs, which restrains foes with diamond-impregnated nylon, grenades of all kinds, explosive gel, a foam-like substance that can be remotely detonated, EMP gun that disables electronic devices, the grapple gun that fires a hook attached to a wire in order to scale surfaces or swing across gaps, and more.

The Dark Knight, by Hyae Na Ko.