The concept designer in charge of the DC animation project Phil Paulazza recently released a set of early clown concept designs for "Bruce Wayne: Fatal Joke" on Instagram, and explained the story behind "Bruce Wayne: Fatal Joke". Phil Paulasa joined the animation design work of "Bruce Wayne: Fatal Joke" in 2009. At the time, he partnered with Bruce Tim to adapt the comics masters Alan Moore and Brian Brand's "Bruce Wayne: Fatal". joke". Phil Paulasa explained that the R- rated movie was stopped after the box office of the R-rated live-action film " Watchmen " suffered a fiasco in Waterloo. However, in the long years that followed, some R-rated superhero story adaptations of cartoons also achieved success, giving the production team of the "Bruce Wayne: Fatal Joke" film a new impetus. Therefore, Phil Paulasa was very excited to say, "It is very obvious that superhero movies of different ratings can make a lot of money, so we are very happy that "Bruce Wayne: Fatal Joke" can meet you in 2016."
Batman: The Killing Joke background creation
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Extended Reading
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Owen 2022-04-22 07:01:40
The first half of the dog blood is copied from the second half, and the style of painting can be changed a little. It is better to read the comic again.
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Shanie 2022-03-21 09:02:31
The source of the clown is explained, and some of the lines are slightly philosophical, but since there are too many such lines about the clown, they have all become routines. and, what is the significance of the scenes between Batgirl and that Franz? ? ?
Batman: The Killing Joke quotes
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Reese: Darker men, huh? Barbara, why didn't you tell me? I have a cousin who's a defense attorney.
Barbara Gordon: Ooh, Reese, not that dark.
Reese: [sing-song] He's single.
Barbara Gordon: Well, that lights him up a bit, doesn't it?
Reese: Babs, girl, I-I do not understand why you're having fishing troubles when we are in the middle of a lake. What do these guys have to do to get your attention? Steal a book?
Barbara Gordon: It just so happens I'm involved with someone. Sort of, kind of.
Reese: That serious, huh?
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Reese: What are you doing?
Barbara Gordon: My dad's department has been setting up city cams. I've been helping with the program. It's amazing. You can view half of Gotham from your computer.
[clicking through cam footage, she spots and recognizes Paris]
Reese: Looks like a bad boy, just your type.