u/JMS_2001

I drew up a faux comic cover and some designs covering some of the characters that the show never got to see, such as
- Mad Hatter
- Two-Face

- Ra's Al Ghul

& lastly Scarecrow, which is based off of the scrapped design he had originally but massively overhauled to better fit in with the show's finalized art direction
plus a more classic batgirl costume design as a bonus

I am open to artistic criticism as well as questions about these versions of such iconic batman villains

Basil Karlo
Matt Hagen
Preston Payne
Sondra Fuller

I adore the sheer variety that this one name holds and it's part of the reason why Clayface is my favorite Batman villain

Which Clayface?
Yes.

back in July 2023, my step-mother passed away from cancer. it had been the first substantially personal loss I had endured in my life and so it was difficult for me to cope with. but I remembered that she loved watching the old Linda Carter Wonder Woman show when she was growing up and I decided to look more into the character. my experience with Wonder Woman in the past was mostly just from her roles in the DCAU & DCEU but after I saw the animated movie "Wonder Woman : Bloodlines" I quickly fell in love with her world and characters and I really wish my step-mother could've been here to enjoy the movie with me.

all of my Wonder Woman artwork is dedicated to her memory and I deeply cherish her role in getting me into the series

a couple years back I decided to conceptualize what a Tim Drake Robin series could look like and I decided to finally release everything I drew. I'm no longer working on this project but I'm open to answer any questions about what my plans were for storylines & characters

List of characters in order

(Bat Family)

-Robin (Tim Drake)
-Batman
-Nightwing
-Oracle

-Spoiler

-Harold the Mechanic

-Azrael (Jean Paul Valley)

-Batgirl (Cassandra Cain)

-an original Clayface

(Villains)

-Joker

-Harley Quinn

-Two-Face

-Cluemaster

-Lynx
-Killer Moth (Drury Walker)

-Charaxes
-Firefly

-Killer Croc