#marianna ignazzi

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Catwoman #73 by Torunn Grønbekk and Marianna Ignazzi. Variant covers by (1) Dan Panosian and (2) Noobovich. Main cover (3) by Sebastián Fiumara. Out in February 2025.

"Selina arrives in Tokyo looking for an old ally and a much-needed respite. Unfortunately for the feline fatale of crime, her enemies are already one step ahead of her. As she struggles to outwit them, Catwoman is offered a proposition: what if she were to completely disappear and give up being Selina Kyle forever?"

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Zatanna commission by Marianna Ignazzi

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Got my priorities all wiggly.

(Batman #151)

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Buffy ‘97 (2022) one-shot art by Marianna Ignazzi 

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Marianna Ignazzi: Mary Jane Watson

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"Absolute Power Plant" in Batman (2016) #151

Art by: Marianna Ignazzi

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DCS BATMAN SMELLS ROBIN LAID AN EGG no.1 (one shot) • cover art • Santa Fung [Dec 2024]

EIGHT HOLIDAY TALES OF HEARTWARMING CHEER! 🎄

Jingle bells, Batman smells, Robin laid an egg, the Batmobile lost a wheel... and you know the rest! Read these six merry tales about characters from the DCU set during the holiday season. Be enthralled by Dr. Midnight's literally silent night, become captivated by a Deadman story written by Marv Wolfman, and ponder the question: in a world without the Joker's torment, is it really a wonderful life? Probably not. DC's Batman Smells, Robin Laid An Egg, is a heartwarming new holiday anthology coming as a gift to you this this holiday season!

🖊 Written by Marv Wolfman, Alexis Quasarano, Drew Maxey, James Reid, Calvin Kasulke, Rick Sanchez, Dorado Quick and Zipporah Smith 🖌Art by Paul Pelletier, Andrew Drilon, M.L. Sanapo, Marianna Ignazzi, Marcial Toledano Vargas, Anthony Marques, Aaron Conley, Francesco Francavilla and More

Retail: $9.99 US

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Spider-Gwen by Marianna Ignazzi

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Preview: Batman #151

Batman #151 preview. A device critical to Amanda Waller's plans is hidden on a remote, highly protected island. #Batman can get there, but only one burglar has a chance of stealing the device and getting it off the island safely #comics #comicbooks

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Catwoman #72 by Torunn Grønbekk and Marianna Ignazzi. Variant covers by (1) W. Scott Forbes and (2) Ejikure. Main cover (3) by Sebastián Fiumara. Out in January 2025.

"BURNING DOWN THE HOUSE! As Selina dances her way through devils and the damned at a Dante's Divine Comedy-themed party, a tale of pain and woe unfolds in Stockholm. There, Catwoman will find the first of her prizes as she does battle against the people after her head. By the end, Catwoman will find herself in a literal inferno of her own making!"

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Deadly Class commission by Marianna ignazzi

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Batman musta lost this at some point—maybe he had too many brunch mimosas.

(Batman #151)

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Self Help #1 (Syzygy Publishing/Image Comics, June 2024) preview pages by co-writers Owen King and Jesse Kellerman, artist Marianna Ignazzi, colorist Fabiana Mascolo and designer/letterer Ian Chagren.

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Marianna Ignazzi: Kiki's Delivery Service

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Batman #151 Review: A Bit Of Bat-Cat Fun

Read our review of Batman #151 from DC Comics, written by Chip Zdarsky with art by Mike Hawthorne, as Batman and Catwoman team up.

Batman operates in an interesting place in DC Comics‘s currently running Absolute Power event. First of all, thanks to his creation of the robotic Failsafe, the attack on the DCU is partially his fault. Second, he doesn’t have powers so unlike his compatriots, he hasn’t really lost anything as of yet. But this week’s Batman #151 doesn’t deal with any of that. Instead, it sends him on a side…