Supergirl, the second film in the DCU franchise, has met with mixed reviews and is currently projected to lose Warner Bros $85-125 million, but is it really that bad? Well, first we need to get the depressing bit out of the way. In his article, 'Supergirl Burned Up Entering the Manosphere', John Pavlovitz writes, 'Supergirl opened this weekend to disastrous box office numbers, but its fate was sealed long before that, and it has very little to do with the quality of the film.

Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker & Leia Organa by Dan Cheeseman copying Jeffrey Brown So far in this series, we've mostly focussed on art inspired by DC Comics and there's plenty more of that to come! With this in mind, I thought it was time for a break in which we can take a look at another staple of my drawing career, Star Wars. Luke Skywalker, by Dan Cheeseman copying Dave Seeley I got into Star Wars in the 90's, watching the original trilogy on VHS. I remember The Special Edit

Batman, by Dan Cheeseman copying Frank Miller Its the 40th anniversary of The Dark Knight Returns, so today we're looking back at some of the drawings I've done that were inspired by the works of Frank Miller. Bruce Wayne, by Dan Cheeseman copying Frank Miller Robin, by Dan Cheeseman copying Frank Miller Batman & Robin, by Dan Cheeseman copying Frank Miller Son of Batman, by Dan Cheeseman copying Frank Miller Batgirl, by Dan Cheeseman copying Frank Miller Batgirl & Wonder Wom

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