LetsBeFriendsAgain

In 2011, we've plumbed the depths of a slew of insane superhero origins in thanks to the tireless efforts of writer Curt Franklin and artist Chris Haley of Let's Be Friends Again and their CA series Comics, Everybody! As it is currently Penultimate Christmas (or as you may know it, Christmas Eve) they've decided to dig deep into the comic book origin of a character whose history is so labyrinthine

In today's original comic, writer Curt Franklin and artist Chris Haley of the inimitable superhero webcomic "Let's Be Friends Again" sit down to do their best Wikipedia impression and explain the convoluted history of a notable comics character in a segment we call Comics, Everybody...

We've seen intersections between comics and the Bible numerous times before, most recently in the "Green Lantern" storyline that united much of the Old Testament with the history of the Lantern emotional spectrum and brought the Garden of Eden, Cain and Abel, and Noah's flood squarely into DC Universe continuity...

ComicsAlliance had a lot of adventures at Comic-Con this year, but one of our favorite moments was the $10 Comic-Con Challenge, where we pitted Curt Franklin and Chris Haley of the webcomic "Let's Be Friends Again" (and our own "Comics Everybody...

In today's original comic, writer Curt Franklin and artist Chris Haley of the inimitable superhero webcomic "Let's Be Friends Again" sit down to do their best Wikipedia impression and explain the convoluted history of a notable comics character in a segment we call Comics, Everybody...

In today's original comic, writer Curt Franklin and artist Chris Haley of the inimitable superhero webcomic "Let's Be Friends Again" sit down to do their best Wikipedia impression and explain the convoluted history of a notable comics character in a segment we call Comics, Everybody...

There are an awful lot of characters in superhero comics, and in today's fast-paced world of retcons and alternate universes, sometimes it can be difficult to keep track of who everyone is, if that's still who they are, whether they're alive, or if perhaps it turns out they never existed at all...

There are an awful lot of characters in superhero comics, and in today's fast-paced world of retcons and alternate universes, sometimes it can be difficult to keep track of who everyone is, if that's still who they are, whether they're alive, or if perhaps it turns out they never existed at all...

The "Let's Be Friends Again" webcomic team of Chris Haley and Curt Franklin are back again with a ComicsAlliance original comic that imagines a superhero version of "Just Busted." If you're not familiar with "Just Busted," first of all, congratulations...

it's a scene almost as iconic as the Caped Crusader himself: the moment when a young Bruce Wayne, still grieving from the murder of his parents, encounters a bat -- and sees his future as a crimefighter. Today, in our latest comics from the Let's Be Friends Again team of Curt Franklin and Chris Haley, we imagine an Elseworlds universe where a linguistic twist caused his origin to play out a liiiii