#matt wayne

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Animaniacs featuring Pinky and the Brain #47 -April 1999-

DC Comics

Pinky and the Brain "Brainita"

writer: Joe Edkin

penciler: Walter Carzon

inker: Horacio Ottolini

letterer: John Costanza

colorist: Bob LeRose

editor: Dana Kurtin

Yakko, Wakko and Dot "Tongue T'wsted"

writer: Matt Wayne

penciler: Leo Batic

inker: Jim Amash

letterer: Phil Felix

colorist: Bob LeRose

assistant: Harvey Richards

editor: Dana Kurtin

Chicken Boo "Boo-Permodel!"

writer: Matt Wayne

pencils: Leo Batic

inker: Jim Amash

letters: Phil Felix

Ok batfam fandom, Here's my first DC post, it's for a prompt

Explaining the reasoning behind my au: When I was younger, my screen time was limited, so I had to choose wisely what I wanted to watch. My choices? Anything to do with Batman: The Animated Adventures, Justice League Unlimited and Batman Beyond.

At that time, those were my only interactions with anything from Batman, and of Bruce's children, I only knew Tim drake and Ricardo Tapia (Richard "dick" Grayson in the og dub, but that's what they called him in the Latin American dub).

In Justice League Unlimited, it's revealed that Bruce is the father of both Terry and Matt (my brain exploded at the revelation). So these were the Bat-bros I grew up with (since I couldn't get comics either). It's worth noting that I also watched the movies in the same style as the other series because my mom didn't know some of those movies weren't suitable for young children, but she thought they were because they shared a style.

Prompt: The Batbros are teleported to Neo Gotham, where they meet Neo Batman (Terry McGinnis) and Neo Robin (Matt McGinnis). And they have to work with Matt and Terry to get back home, meeting several of the other characters along the way.

Of course, I choose to ignore the part where they included Jason in the BTAS timeline when he returns as Red Hood even though he was never mentioned in any of the series (that i remember).

There was also a large age gap between the neo-brothers since Dick became Robin at 10, nine years later he abandoned the mantle at 19, and finished university at 22 (possibly), He left Gotham and spent years learning martial arts and traveling for "years" (maybe 6-7 years, Learning martial arts is no joke) and returned to Gotham to help Bruce, then went to Blud-Heaven in the series when he met tim He must have been between 29 or 30 years old and Tim was between 10 and 13 (Old enough to be his father lol).

Terry is 16 or 17 when he becomes Batman, and Matt is 8 when he first appears, while he is 13 when he becomes Robin.

I know Bruce is 60 years old in Batman Beyond (hell, he's not that old to have to retire, but I assume due to damage done over the years)

Dawg, the bros from the mainline don't have that much of an age gap between them, but the neo-brothers do (with how terrible Bruce looks in Batman Beyond, I thought he was already between 75 and 85 not 60).

Our seventh character is:

All hail Princess Attea, light of the Incursean empire, destroyer of galaxies, keeper of the conquest ray, all beings tremble--(knocked out by the smell of burning rubber)

Bit of a mix on interpretations. Character-wise and costume-wise, it's OV, but in terms of actual age and dynamics with the rest of the cast, it's UAF.

But one of the main things I aimed for was designing her to better reflect Incursean physiology. All the males of the species look like frogs with sunken eyes, but Attea (the only female Incursean that I think we've seen) has none of those features. You could misinform someone completely uninitiated in Ben 10 lore that Attea was a mutant like Toad, and they'd probably believe you.

These are a series of six aliens that were named off by Matt Wayne, who'd been writing for the show from Alien Force, all the way to Omniverse. Sometime in 2013, he named off six aliens that were all intended as jokes.

As of now, Thomas Perkins, one of the artists for the Original Series as well as having small hands in the later ones, has come up with his own designs for all six of these forms.

There's also an alternate take on Hippopotamass.

GRYFFINDOR:

"GENERAL WADE EILING: You can't win. SHINING KNIGHT: I'll die as befits a knight, defending the weak. GENERAL WADE EILING: Why don't you give up? SHINING KNIGHT: Why don't you?"

Animaniacs #43 -December 1998- DC Comics

"Revenge of the Magi"

writer: Sean Carolan & Jennifer Moore

penciler: Omar Aranda

inker: Jim Amash

letterer: Phil Felix

colorist: Bob Le Rose

Pinky and the Brain "Shoe In"

writer: Joe Edkin

penciler: Neal Sternecky

inker: Mike DeCarlo

letterer: John Costanza

colorist: Bob Le Rose

The Goodfeathers "The Sound of Coo-Sic"

writer: Matt Wayne

pencils: Leo Batic

inker: Dan Davis

letters: Phil Felix

colors: Bob Le Rose