Leave Batman to us

>Leave Batman to us

>DK3 issue 8 at the end of the month

Snyder a cute.

King looks like someone put Morrison through the wrong aspect ratio.

Miller finally has his facial hair back

He's been looking a lot better, the last few months.

These tards are half the problem the DCEU sucks.

Can we all agree that the real top 5 is some order of:

>Denny O’Neil
>Frank Miller
>Bill Finger
>Grant Morrison
>Steve Englehart

Well I'm glad Frank looks better. Dude was looking ROUGH a while back.

You're thinking of the wrong Snyder

>No Morrison

Son, I am disappoint

He made a deal with Stan Lee to spare his soul
One could only wonder what deal it was

Tynion doesn't get to be part of the club?

White boy club.

Some would swap one of them for Loeb, since the Long Halloween is consistently listed as a must read.

>no Morrison

He sucks Snyder..

Miller looks 80 rather than 60 but at least he doesn't look like he's at death's door anymore

and his Corto Maltese shirt is pretty sweet

>Denny O’Neil
>Steve Englehart

Love these guys but their innovations aren't really that distinct. Maybe replace Englehart with Paul Dini

And?

>Tynion pls.

Azzarello is literally Ares from his run on Wonder-Woman.

You forgot Paul Dini

...

>Damifag is here

Even when I agree with her I'm still driven up the walls by her stupidity

better than I expected from Sup Forums

>Denny O'Neil
>No distinct innovations

Nigga what

i like dini's work on btas, but that all he really did was recylce silver age stories. also that asshole unleashed harley quinn upon the world.

Azzarello told Cliff Chiang "Our Ares is going to be a withered and bitter old man whose glory days are long gone"

And Chiang drew Azzarello.

>blaming the creator for what others did with a character later on
kys

>Those quads wasted

Man, Dini's work on Streets of Gotham, Detective, Sirens, BTAS tie-in are great. You should really read more

That's not what I said.

As much as Englehart's run is 10/10, it was so short that I'm hesitant to put him amongst the other people on that list. I might swap him for Dini who in addition to writing BTAS, was in charge of like 4 different books during that 2009-11 time period when Bat books were at their best.

>he really did was recylce silver age stories

Such as?

all the ra's al ghul stuff in btas.

never made it around to streets of gotham, although i know i should. sirens is for chicks bruh.

>sirens is for chicks bruh

>ra's al ghul
>silver age

Please just fuck off

>sirens is for chicks bruh.
>Being this retarded

lel

They look like a Garth Ennis-cast of characters, as in "Hitman" or "Section Eight".

has a corto maltese t-shirt. it's ok guys he has some taste

What? He's a current Batman writer, just like the people in the picture. Why would he be excluded?

Get better taste. Damifag brightens my day with their posts.

Miller only gets shit on for his post 9/11 work. He was living in Manhattan when it happened and he went kind of insane.

But in his prime he was one of the best working in the medium.

I'm definitely getting a Wee Hughie vibe from Snyder, even if King more closely resembles him.

>post 9/11
Holy Terror is one of Miller's best works, people just can't handle it because they think every issue is a mutually exclusive binary and they confuse "in-group programming" with empathy.
>anything less than apologizing for building the towers in the way of those planes is racist, xenophobic hate speech.

>four old white dudes
*sigh*
So much for diversity in comics books.

Ironic cancer is cancer you stupid cunt

>Azz
Cool
>Millar
Eh, cool
>King
Cool
>Snyder
Pffffhahahahahaha, holy shit, that little twink needs to get the real writers a round of drinks and make himself useful

Milligan's identity crisis from his tec run.

I would personally add Alan Grant and David Lapham, even thouhg Lapham's run was very brief.

Dini didn't write the tie ins. It was Puckett, Slott and Templeton.

He wrote some like the Batman and Robin Adventures Annual which was a sequel of Mask of the Phantasm

Fucking retard

He turned batman into a martial artist book.