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Cosplay is definitely an art form, no joke. Even if it was hastily put together, which rarely is the case, people still recognize the characters they’re portraying and it still is fun.

I have to agree, Cowboy Bebop is one of the legends in animation that definitely deserves its title. While it may “look” dated, with the 3d animation looking not up to par with what we have now, the story stays strong; a lone space cowboy and his posse trying to survive in the space age time of crime and politics. It really is something to behold.

See you later, Space Cowboy.

Alan Moore has done a fantastic job with The Killing Joke, although personally it’s one of the most darkest points in Batman’s time as a super hero. It’s not because of the suddenly changed role of Barbara Gordon; the then Batgirl now revived in the New Batgirl series by Cameron Stewart and Babs Tarr, but of the philosophy that Joker puts onto Batman. We all know, if you have read the shenanigans of Joker and Batman long enough, that they are two sides of the same coin; the brooding dark knight with his clown jester trying to crack a joke out of him. But here, we see the “origin story” (I’m putting this lightly because there’s the Moore story, and then there’s Batman: Arkham Origins, which, I’m going to say was not the best story in the Arkham series.) and how he had the one “bad day” that changed his life forever. Philosophies and humanity are exposed as the two duke it out, until the bittersweet ending of Joker finally being locked up in Arkham, even though that it never was penciled in.