COMICS: BATGIRL #41 Variant Cover Pays Homage To THE KILLING JOKE

COMICS: BATGIRL #41 Variant Cover Pays Homage To THE KILLING JOKE

DC has released first looks at a number of the Joker variant covers for their batch of June titles, and Rafael Albuquerque's artwork for Batgirl #41 recalls a notoriously nasty moment from Alan Moore's The Killing Joke. See that & more after the jump...

By MarkCassidy - Mar 14, 2015 08:03 AM EST
Filed Under: Comics
Source: CBR
CBR debuted our first look at the cover, along with Joker variants for The Flash #41 by Eddy Barrows and Marcelo Maiolo; Gotham Academy #7 by Craig Rousseau; Justice League #41 by David Finch, Jonathan Glapion and Brad Anderson; and Superman. #41 by Karl Kerschl. There's also a full list of the June titles that'll be taken over by the Clown Prince of Crime.











"Action Comics" #41 by Darwin Cooke

Aquaman" #41 by Walter Simonson and Laura Martin

"Batgirl" #41 by Rafael Albuquerque

"Batman" #41 by Sean Murphy and Matt Hollingsworth 

"Batman/Superman" #21 by Jock
"Catwoman" #41 by Javier Pulido

"Deathstroke" #7 by Lee Weeks and R&T Horie

"Detective Comics" #41 by Patrick Gleason and John Kalisz

"Gotham Academy" #7 by Craig Rousseau

"Gotham By Midnight" by John Van Fleet

" Grayson" #9 by Dave Johnson

"Green Arrow" #41 by Bill Sienkiewicz 

"Green Lantern" #41 by Ben Oliver 

"Harley Quinn" #17 by Eduardo Risso

"Justice League" #41 by David Finch & Jonathan Glapion and Brad Anderson

"Justice League of America" #1 by Howard Porter and Hi-Fi 

"Lobo" #7 by Neil Edwards & Jay Leisten and Jeromy Cox 

"New Suicide Squad" #9 by Jim Lee and Alex Sinclair 

"Secret Six" #3 by Dan Jurgens & Danny Miki and Alex Sinclair

"Sinestro" #12 by Joshua Middleton 
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Superman" #41 by Karl Kerschl

"Superman/Wonder Woman" #18 by Cliff Chiang

"Teen Titans" #9 by Scott McDaniel and R&T Horie

"The Flash" #41 by Eddy Barrows and Marcelo Maiol
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"Wonder Woman" #41 by Brian Bolland
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