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How to Draw Batman Beyond
- by Walter Foster
- Paperback
- Publisher: Walter Foster Pub; (June 2000)
Join professional comic book artists John Delaney and Ron Boyd
as they reveal the secrets of how to draw Batman Beyond like a
pro!
Inside you'll find in-depth guides that take you through the
process of comic book figure drawing, from rough sketch to
finished illustration, as well as basic drawing techniques such
as foreshortening, perspective, drawing through, and more!
In addition to drawing the new Batman, Terry McGinnis, you'll
also learn how to draw Bruce Wayne, Dana Tan, Inque, Blight, and
many other friends and foes of the Dark Knight. And, with
helpful tips for rendering an assortment of Bat-gadgets, the
Batmobile, Batcave, and other Gotham City locations, you'll be
creating impressive Batman action scenes in no time!
So grab your art supplies and get drawing!
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Batman Beyond Files
- Written by Scott Sonneborn, Liz Lewis
- Hardcover: 48 pages
- Publisher: Watson-Guptill Pubns; (April 15, 2000)
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Return of the Joker
- Written by Mike Teitelbaum
- Softcover: 144 pages
- Publisher: Scholastic
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Return of the Joker Screenplay
- Written by Paul Dini, Bruce Timm, Glen Murakami
- Paperback: 128 pages
- Publisher: Watson-Guptill Pubns; (October 5, 2000)
It's Gotham City in the 21st century and there are
earth-shattering questions to be answered. Why did Bruce Wayne
give up being Batman? What ever happened to Robin? And what
became of Batman's arch-nemesis, the Joker? Here is the official
screenplay of the animated movie, chronicling the latest Batman
adventure-an original, feature-length animated film made
exclusively for video to be released Halloween 2000.
In addition to the full shooting script, the book is filled with
rare original art and storyboards used in the film's
creation-printed for the first time ever-and two scenes cut from
the movie, providing fans with a unique, inside look into the
world of Batman Beyond. In this exciting screenplay, the missing
chapters in the Batman legend are revealed for the first time.
When Batman's arch-nemesis, the Joker, returns from the dead,
the future of Gotham City hangs on the heroism of the new
Batman, young Terry McGinnis. But first, Terry must unravel the
secret, unspoken history shared by Bruce and his former
partners, Barbara (Batgirl) Gordon and Tim (Robin) Drake.
This page-turner is filled with excitement for teen and adult
fans and school-age readers. It's also an excellent reference
source for professional and aspiring screenwriters, animators,
and cartoonists.
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Batman Beyond: The Animated
Series Guide
- Written by Scott Beatty
- Softcover: 48 pages
- Publisher: DK Publishing
Batman Beyond: The Animated Series Guide celebrates the
thrilling storylines and breathtaking art of Batman Beyond,
giving fans of the television show special access to its
exciting cast of characters - from Bruce Wayne and Terry
McGinnis to J-Man and Thugs.
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Grounded
- Written by Sholly Fisch
- Art by John Delaney, Dave Cooper, David Tanguay
- Paperback: 24 pages
- Publisher: Random House (Merchandising); (May 28, 2002)
It's not easy being Batman. Terry McGinnis dons the Batsuit to
fight crime by night, but he still has to be at school in the
morning. When Terry gets in trouble for falling asleep in class,
his mom grounds him. Now who will watch over the streets of
Gotham City?
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Hear No Evil
- Written by Scott Peterson
- Art by John Delaney, Mike Decarlo, David Tanguay
- Paperback: 24 pages
- Publisher: Random House (Merchandising); (May 28, 2002)
The villain Shriek, who uses sound as his weapon, is wreaking
havoc on Gotham City. But when Shriek's stone-splitting sound
vibrations miraculously shatter the wall of silence surrounding
a hapless deaf boy, a whole new world opens for the supervillain.
Can Batman cage a criminal who's started whistling a new tune?
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New Hero in Town
- Written by Scott Peterson
- Art by Brandon Kruse, Dave Cooper, David Tanguay
- Paperback: 24 pages
- Publisher: Random House (Merchandising); (December 2000)
Gotham City in the 21st century. Bruce Wayne, now in his 70s,
has hung up his cape for good. Enter Terry McGinnis, teen rebel.
Terry stumbles upon the reclusive billionaire's secret, and
Wayne agrees to train the fearless youth for a life of crime
fighting. With a high-tech Batsuit loaded with gadgets and with
the voice of the original Dark Knight in his ear, Terry becomes
Batman for the new millennium.
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No Place Like Home
- Written by Sholly Fisch, Hilary Bader
- Art by John Delaney, Dave Cooper
- Paperback: 24 pages
- Publisher: Random House (Merchandising); (December 2000)
On a mission to stop his enemy, Blight, from stealing a deadly
chemical compound, Batman stumbles upon a community of outcast
youths living in the tunnels beneath Gotham City. The kids show
Batman a shortcut to the chemical factory. After foiling
Blight's plan, Batman secretly returns to the tunnels and leaves
a bounty of toys, food, and clothing for the homeless youths.
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