Radio-Play Comics - Batman: Harley Quinn (Comics Origin)

[@fusionspace175]

My Harley voice is a little high pitched in the beginning, it took me a bit to get it dialed into where it's not so annoying, I think it improves around six minutes in. And if anyone's wondering about my Penguin voice, it's modeled after the Animated series one. I have no idea who thought cockney was a good choice for the Arkham Penguin you're probably more familiar with. He's a classy bird. Just so everyone knows, it might well take me three weeks instead of my usual two to finish Part 1 of No Man's Land, but it's the only thing I'm working on now. I'm aiming to cover up to Assembly, when Bruce calls in the Bat Family to help, currently looking at fifteen to seventeen comics condensed in it.

[@joesalyers]

Very cool! I'm stoked that you will be covering the entire No Man's Land storyline.

[@CodieneBeanBryant]

Nice work as always man I really enjoyed this story. Doing the Harley voice is no easy job you did good. Just curious if you feel anything from Dini’s Detective run is possibly worth adapting. Id love to see it, especially some of his stories with Batman and Zatanna. Thanks again!

[@fusionspace175]

Thanks! It was difficult to keep Harley separate from Betty Boop, and I'm really not happy with it until about six minutes into the story, but it got where it needed to be. I don't know about Dini's run, as I basically only read Batman comics during the big events, and then I'd grab a few back issues here and there of the regular monthly comic. I preferred Batman in the 80's and early 90's though, I find him more impressive with a more limited set of tools, like how he used to throw batarangs around things to swing from in mid-jump, rather than having a magical grapple gun. If you mean the Bruce Wayne: Murderer? era, that was when I largely fell off reading Batman until Morrison was writing him. The only book I kept getting through that time was Gotham Knights, I think, which wasn't tied too closely to continuity when I was reading it, more of a 'pick and choose what stories to tell' comic. As for Batman and Zatanna, would this be before or after the mind wipe incident? He doesn't forgive easily, and I mostly remember that all happening in JLA and Identity Crisis.