Kelley Puckett

Bizarro Back Issues: The Weirdest Batman Superman Team-Up?
Bizarro Back Issues: The Weirdest Batman Superman Team-Up?
Bizarro Back Issues: The Weirdest Batman Superman Team-Up?
Last week, when DC launched a big sale on Batman Adventures, I did what I always do in that situation and told everyone to buy and read all of them immediately, because they are the best Batman comics of the '90s. But as good as they might be, there's one issue that stands out, one that rarely gets mentioned despite feeling like it ought to be a pretty big deal: Batman Adventures #25, which features the first meeting of the Animated Series Batman and Superman. And it's also, as reader Geoff DeSouza put it when he asked me about it, "one of the best weird comics ever."
DC's Harley Quinn Sale Is The Best $10 You'll Spend All Week
DC's Harley Quinn Sale Is The Best $10 You'll Spend All Week
DC's Harley Quinn Sale Is The Best $10 You'll Spend All Week
This week on Comixology, DC has a modest sale built around Harley Quinn, dropping the price on collections for everyone's favorite lovestruck villainess down by a little more than half. It's a pretty weird bunch of comics, too, pulling in everything from her mid-2000s solo series to the more recent New 52 relaunch, and even the digital-first Ame-Comi Girls series. But down at the very end of the list, there are two collections of comics based on Batman: The Animated Series listed at five bucks each, and folks, if you can find a better deal than paying less than $10 for sixteen of the best Batman stories of the decade, then I want to see it.
22 Years Ago Today: Harley Quinn Made Her Comics Debut
22 Years Ago Today: Harley Quinn Made Her Comics Debut
22 Years Ago Today: Harley Quinn Made Her Comics Debut
On August 3, 1993, a comic came out that would prove to mark a pretty important change for Batman's gallery of foes: Kelley Puckett and Mike Parobeck's Batman Adventures #12. The story within, "Batgirl: Day One" is notable for a lot of reasons --- not the least of which that it's one of the best issues of that original run --- but there's one reason in particular that it'll always be remembered, because that issue marked the first comic book appearance of Harley Quinn. Originally created for Batman: The Animated Series, Harley would go on to become not just a fan favorite, but the kind of character who would take a tragic, engaging, and occasionally hilarious hook and eventually become one of the core characters of the DC Universe.