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Batman, Green Lantern, Justice Society of America, Jonah Hex, and all related characters are the property of DC Comics.

Well, I've began work on *10293we2 's request, but since that'd take me a while, I decided to upload some doodles I'd done lately in the meantime.

Just a collage of various profiles I'd done over the past few weeks. all DC character and most of them Batman villains.

In numerica order:
1: The Riddler. Main influences were his design from The New Batman Adventures (his face) and his Batman: The Animated Series design (mask and clothes).
2: Poison Ivy. She's mostly based on her The New Batman Adventures with touches from Jim Lee's and Tim Sale's takes on her.
3: Hugo Strange. He's mostly based on his The Batman design, but leaning more towards his comic incarnation (bald with a black beard)
4: Mr. Zsasz. He's more or less based on artwork for the game, Batman: Arkham Asylum
5: Catwoman. She's mostly based on her The Batman design.
6: Another version of the Riddler. In fact, he's the same Riddler as before, but with a different hairdo, inspired by his appearances in the Joker graphic novel, his first few scenes in Batman Forever, and his The Batman design, with a question mark on his hat also inspired by The Batman. A part of me feels like I pretty much draw Alex DeLarge from A Clockwork Orange or Spencer Reid from Criminals Mind in the Riddler's hat and mask with this one.
7: Two-Face from the unscarred side, well a 3/4 view of the unscarred side. His influences were the same as in "Two Scarred Men": The right half owes to his The New Batman Adventures with some touches from the Batman: The Animated Series design and His left half is inspired by Batman: Arkham City, The Dark Knight, and Batman: The Long Halloween/Dark Victory.
8: Jonah Hex, also 3/4 from the unscarred side. Also inspired by the same influences as "Two Scarred Men": his Justice League Unlimited, Batman: The Brave and the Bold and DC Showcase Presents Jonah Hex designs.
9: Scarface. Main influences were from The Batman (mostly his face/head), with touches from his The New Batman Advenutres deisgn (hat and hair).
10: Great White Shark. Just decided to try my hand at him. Hope you guys like it.
11: Arnold Wesker, the Ventriloquist. Mostly on his The Batman design.
12: Cluemaster: Mostly inspired by his Batman: The Brave and the Bold design. (No offense, but did anybody like his The Batman incarnation?)
13: Maxie Zeus. Mostly based on his Batman: The Animated Series design with the bangs inspired by his The Batman design.
14: Sinestro. Based on his design of The Batman.
15: Vandal Savage. He's inspired by on his Justice League design, mostly his appearance during Hereafter, only with his hair longer than it was there.
16: Ra's al Ghul. Main influences were his Batman: The Animated Series/Superman: The Animated Series/Batman Beyond designs with a few elements from his Batman: The Brave and the Bold and Batman: Under the Red Hood design, as well as a few touches from modern comics (I blame recently reading The Resurrection of Ra's al Ghul and Hush for that).
17 and 18: Respectively, Fatman and Little Boy from Brian Azzarello's Broken City story from Batman, which I've also been reading lately. Not much to say--just looked at how they were drawn on the covers by Dave Johnson and the story itself by Eduardo Risso and tried to draw them in my style.
19: White Ghost, from The Resurrection of Ra's al Ghul. I tried to give him elements of Ra's since he was Ra's son.

Hope you like them.

Description
Batman, Green Lantern, Justice Society of America, Jonah Hex, and all related characters are the property of DC Comics.

Well, I've began work on *10293we2 's request, but since that'd take me a while, I decided to upload some doodles I'd done lately in the meantime.

Just a collage of various profiles I'd done over the past few weeks. all DC character and most of them Batman villains.

In numerica order:
1: The Riddler. Main influences were his design from The New Batman Adventures (his face) and his Batman: The Animated Series design (mask and clothes).
2: Poison Ivy. She's mostly based on her The New Batman Adventures with touches from Jim Lee's and Tim Sale's takes on her.
3: Hugo Strange. He's mostly based on his The Batman design, but leaning more towards his comic incarnation (bald with a black beard)
4: Mr. Zsasz. He's more or less based on artwork for the game, Batman: Arkham Asylum
5: Catwoman. She's mostly based on her The Batman design.
6: Another version of the Riddler. In fact, he's the same Riddler as before, but with a different hairdo, inspired by his appearances in the Joker graphic novel, his first few scenes in Batman Forever, and his The Batman design, with a question mark on his hat also inspired by The Batman. A part of me feels like I pretty much draw Alex DeLarge from A Clockwork Orange or Spencer Reid from Criminals Mind in the Riddler's hat and mask with this one.
7: Two-Face from the unscarred side, well a 3/4 view of the unscarred side. His influences were the same as in "Two Scarred Men": The right half owes to his The New Batman Adventures with some touches from the Batman: The Animated Series design and His left half is inspired by Batman: Arkham City, The Dark Knight, and Batman: The Long Halloween/Dark Victory.
8: Jonah Hex, also 3/4 from the unscarred side. Also inspired by the same influences as "Two Scarred Men": his Justice League Unlimited, Batman: The Brave and the Bold and DC Showcase Presents Jonah Hex designs.
9: Scarface. Main influences were from The Batman (mostly his face/head), with touches from his The New Batman Advenutres deisgn (hat and hair).
10: Great White Shark. Just decided to try my hand at him. Hope you guys like it.
11: Arnold Wesker, the Ventriloquist. Mostly on his The Batman design.
12: Cluemaster: Mostly inspired by his Batman: The Brave and the Bold design. (No offense, but did anybody like his The Batman incarnation?)
13: Maxie Zeus. Mostly based on his Batman: The Animated Series design with the bangs inspired by his The Batman design.
14: Sinestro. Based on his design of The Batman.
15: Vandal Savage. He's inspired by on his Justice League design, mostly his appearance during Hereafter, only with his hair longer than it was there.
16: Ra's al Ghul. Main influences were his Batman: The Animated Series/Superman: The Animated Series/Batman Beyond designs with a few elements from his Batman: The Brave and the Bold and Batman: Under the Red Hood design, as well as a few touches from modern comics (I blame recently reading The Resurrection of Ra's al Ghul and Hush for that).
17 and 18: Respectively, Fatman and Little Boy from Brian Azzarello's Broken City story from Batman, which I've also been reading lately. Not much to say--just looked at how they were drawn on the covers by Dave Johnson and the story itself by Eduardo Risso and tried to draw them in my style.
19: White Ghost, from The Resurrection of Ra's al Ghul. I tried to give him elements of Ra's since he was Ra's son.

Hope you like them.