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The Joker’s Back Batman and Joker Red $8.48 Licensed by DC Comics to Camelot Cottons, this cotton print features Batman and the Joker. Colors include yellow, blue, red, black and white. Use for quilting and craft projects. |
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The Joker’s Back Batman Blue/Red $8.48 Licensed by DC Comics to Camelot Cottons, this cotton print features Batman and Joker scenes. Colors include yellow, blue, red, black and grey. Use for quilting and craft projects. |
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The Joker’s Back Batman Action Scenes Multi $8.48 Licensed by DC Comics to Camelot Cottons, this cotton print features cameos of Batman and the Joker. Colors include yellow, blue, red, black and grey. Use for quilting and craft projects. |
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Batman Flannel Blue $7.98 Licensed by DC Comics for Eugene Textiles, this soft, double napped (brushed on both sides) flannel fabric is perfect for quilting, apparel and home décor accents. Color include yellow, grey, black and blue. |
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The Joker’s Back Batman Logo Stripe Yellow/Blue/Red $8.48 Licensed by DC Comics to Camelot Cottons, this cotton print features a stripe in blue, red and yellow. The stripe is vertical to the selvedge. Use for quilting and craft projects. |
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Webcomic Authors $21.18 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: David Álvarez, Aaron Williams, Pop Mhan, Dave Roman, K. Sandra Fuhr, Tatsuya Ishida, Isabel Marks, Steven Frank, Joey Manley, T Campbell. Excerpt: David Álvarez (born c.1972 in San Juan, Puerto Rico) is the creator of the comic strip “Yenny” and illustrator and storyboard artist for DC Comics Looney Tunes series, Disney and other companies. As a child Alvarez enjoyed drawing. When he was five years old, he would spend hours on end watching Disney videos. He tried to draw the characters that he saw with unusual expressions on their faces. Alvarez received his primary and secondary education in his hometown. Alvarez enrolled in the University of Puerto Rico after graduating from high school and continued to study art. In 1988, while still a student, he began to draw his first comic strip “Zacha and Anyelin”, which was published in the local newspaper. He paid for his college expenses with the money earned. The comic strip eventually became known as “Yenny”. Yenny is a beautiful girl with a pet iguana who wants to become a model, the only problem is that she has enormous feet. With the success of Yenny, Alvarez decided to self-publish a comic book called “Changuy” with David Martínez “Co-Creator” which is about a Batman-like crow. Alvarez read in an Animation Magazine that Warner Bros. was making new projects, among them “Space Jam”. He sent samples of his work and after a year of waiting was finally contacted and began working for them as a free lance artist. The first story that he drew was an Animaniacs story and the second story was a Sylvester story called “Frankentweety”. Alvarez developed the idea of including cameos of obscure Looney Tunes characters within the storyboard panels. Among the people he has worked with and whom he consider… |