Webcomic Weekly: Calamity Jon’s ‘Batman’ Comics…

by Richard Bruton

Webcomic Weekly, wherein I show you some great comics online. Sure, it may not always be weekly, but it’s always wonderful… and here’s Calamity Jon with a little bit of Batman…

So, is a great cartoonist doing a series of things about Batman a webcomic? Well, it depends.

Okay, if you’re going to be all specific and go by the definition of webcomics as “a series of comic strips published online,” then maybe not.

But hey, if you want to do a series of articles on that, be my guest. This is my Webcomics Weekly and I’ll define webcomics just how I want. Personally, I’ll go as broad as I can and can effectively boil my own personal definition down to absolutely anything online that I damn well like.

So, under that definition, here’s Calamity Jon Morris‘ collection of Batmans just because they’re all just funny, funny, funny… all in this thread…

Here’s beardy and moustachioed Batman to get you started…

(Calamity) Jon Morris is a US artist, cartoonist, writer, and designer. His book series, The League of Regrettable Superheroes is published by Quirk Books of Philadelphia. He’s also the author of The Chronological Superman, dealing with the first twelve years of Supe’s publication across all media.

Jon’s also the creator of the Ignatz-nominated webcomic Jeremy, a long-running story about the nine-year-old son of Doctor Frankenstein. Collections of the webcomic are available from print-on-demand service Lulu.com – here.

So, more Batman… ‘Lil Batman…

An infectious melody… (and if you don’t know what it’s referencing – It’s Faith No More and it’s great!)

From 2018:

“Think I heard that Elseworlds is coming back, here’s my pitch for a book where Batman is a white-collar schmuck who finks on his co-workers for taking office supplies.”