#black mask comics

[ultrameganicolaokay]

How to Steal an Election (Before Someone Else Does) #1 by Matteo Pizzolo, Elisa Pocetta and James Offredi. Covers A & B by Pocetta. Cover C by Jasmin Darnell. Out in July.

"Roxanne Bronner is a newly elected Congresswoman taking a longshot swing in the Presidential Primary, but her campaign is derailed by a doxxing of her secret past as teenage cam girl 'Fast Roxie.' Abandoned by her campaign team and kicked out of the Democratic Primary, Roxanne seeks help from a chaotic, anarchic old frenemy from her camming days: hustler extraordinaire Beebee Ghraib, who guides Roxanne to launch a raucous, no-holds-barred third party campaign — but what starts as a burn-it-all-down revenge spree escalates into a wild odyssey of seizing Democracy from politicians' cold dead hands. A raucous and unhinged R-rated comedy about taking down the hypocrites, looking out for your friends, and toasting marshmallows as it all burns down."

[balu8]

Gangster Ass Barista #1

by Pat Shand; Renzo Rodriguez; Vincenzo Riccardi and Jim Campbell

Black Mask

[danidoodels]

tim needed a disguise quick and it was the only viable option unfortunately

[pinkiemachine]

Batfamily shenanigans…

For those who are wondering… this is a Rango reference. But the Robots comments make me laugh too. :)

[frownyalfred]

continuing my thoughts about the Bats all being in high-stress physical and mental states so whenever they get captured and injected with truth serum/something to make them compliant, it reacts horribly with the nuclear levels of cortisol/stress hormones in their bodies and they just conk out. hard.

and, obviously, fully-unconscious Bats can’t answer questions, which is a big L for Black Mask to take after paying off Scarecrow to develop a truth serum no one can resist (not even the Bat himself)

[lustwithoutlore]

Stephanie: Congratulations! You have won a lifetime supply of lemons!

Black Mask: You only gave me one lemon

Stephanie, pulling out a gun: yep

[incorrectbatfam]

Black Mask: Any last words?

Jason: I miss Macaulay Culkin.

Dick: Tell Oracle I love her.

Jason: Sure, make me look like an asshole.

[but-a-humble-goon]

So do they just, like, never address Stephanie's Black Mask trauma? She doesn't get any kind of rematch/climactic showdown with him or...? Doesn't even talk about it with anyone?

[greenpitzombie]

Black mask: my life is lonely

Red hood: I might have to kink shame you boss man

[dismas-n-dismay]

I'm not fucking joking when I tell you I saw this panel and literally started sobbing and crying over seeing my babygirl buying chocolate with just fucking quarters. This is the people's jason todd for real, thank you Juni Ba

[cozylittleartblog]

hey. hey anon? youa re. so right,

[danielfs5]

7-31

[toomanyf4ndoms7]

Jason Todd: Hey man, what's up?

Black Mask, seething: How do you keep getting this number--

[gilverrwrites]

[shyblacksheep]

—[ X ] ⛩️

[jazzadraws]

UTRH era red hood come back home 💔

my red hood hot take is that he should still be an occupational villain/anti-hero that leans more toward the villainous side 🫢

One of his lines in the UTRH comic is “Death will come to those who deserve death, and death may come to those who stand in my way of doing what’s right.” And i love it so much because he isn’t just some guy who kills ‘bad’ guys and spares the good, he literally will kill anyone (including good people!!) if it means he can accomplish his goals. It makes him 1000x more interesting as a character than whatever DC has going on with him rn.

I also love the bit where Jay asks Bruce what he did wrong and Bruce responds “murder” and Jason gets quite upset with it and says he’s killed but never murdered… LIKE??? thats such a cool concept to explore !! that he doesn’t see himself killing ‘bad’ people as “murder” because it simply isn’t a crime to him or perhaps he doesn’t even see them as human beings…

Anyway i got a bit carried away there 💀

sorry for not uploading as much recently !! work has been beating me up and i literally trapped my arm between a wall and a cage but alas the drawing pen calls my name