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Things We Saw Today: Catwoman Cover Artist Parodies Himself

Things We Saw Today

We showed you what the controversial cover to Catwoman #0 looked like and the parodies that followed but now the artist himself, Guillem March, has parodied himself by parodying R. Crumb. Yeah, that got a bit convoluted for me too. Regardless, Chris Eckert posted this image on his tumblr along with a link to March’s blog where he lambasted other artists, Cameron Stewart in particular, for trashing his work (but said it was ok for fans to). I’m exhausted, this still looks weird, let’s move on. (via Comics Alliance

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