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Continuing our look back at the Robins, here’s Dustin Nguyen with a commission that features all of Stephanie Brown’s costumes.
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Continuing our look back at the Robins, here’s Dustin Nguyen with a commission that features all of Stephanie Brown’s costumes.
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DC Comics has announced that the creative team of Dustin Nguyen and Derek Fridolf will be joining Batwing for a two-issue story arc beginning in March 2012.
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Halloween may be over, but that isn’t stopping us from showing off this stunner of an image from Dustin Nguyen.
This November, artist Dustin Nguyen will be taking over the art duties of DC’s Batgirl series, where he will join writer Bryan Q. Miller as the two spin tales of Stephanie Brown.
“This is definitely going to be an exciting venture for me, besides the outline Bryan has for us, i’m just plain excited to be drawing Batgirl,” Nguyen said. “This latest incarnation of her has lots of the aesthetics of the original Babs that i love and some new ones. It’ll take me some getting used to drawing a female in horns, but i’m looking forward to putting away the “mean and moody” for a while and kick in the ‘fun and sexy.’”
Sound awesome to me, though I wonder what will happen with Paul Dini’s Streets of Gotham series.
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Here’s Dustin Nguyen’s take on the Bat Family that is included in his new sketchbook.
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There is a madman loose on the streets of Neo Gotham that’s killing people from Batman’s past using weapons of his old enemies. Speculation points to Hush but how could that be when Batman was there the day Hush died?
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It is the quiet before the storm, and to keep you calm before all heck breaks lose, here is a sampling of stuff Dustin Nguyen likes to draw for his SDCC’10 sketch book.
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When an old enemy from Bruce Wayne’s past awakens in the future, Batman Beyond must see if he is a match for this old foe. By popular demand, Batman Beyond returns to comics in this six issue mini series.
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As the weekend (and a major holiday) arrive, what better way to put good thoughts into your head than with this piece by Dustin Nguyen featuring Lil’ versions of Talia and Ra’s al Ghul?
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Dustin Nguyen makes a return appearance to the Art Appreciation Moment of the Day with his Batman Beyond #4 cover.
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Gotham City has a thousand stories. Most of the time, we’re privy to those being told from the very top; those featuring some malevolent force brought down by the dynamic duo. Occasionally, we’re given a glimpse into how the other half live. Batman: Streets of Gotham #12 is one of those as we get a look at the ne’er-do-well’s handy-man, Jenna Duffy, a.k.a. The Carpenter.

As per our unofficial policy, we must feature Dustin Nguyen in the Art Appreciation Moment of the Day at least once per month or our website will collapse…
Anyway… enjoy today’s installment featuring Batman and Catwoman sharing a moment.