Oh, Your Leg Is Broken? Dont Worry, I Can Fly!

“Oh, your leg is broken? Don’t worry, I can fly!”

I thought it would be worth uploading Scarecrow’s scene from the original comic, bemuse it’s quite different than it’s animated counterpart.  In this story Jonathan Crane steals Huntress’ bike and ends up fighting Batman in a very particular graveyard. Here, Jonathan speaks in rhymes, much like the popular Salecrow. (it’s worth noting that this is NOT Salecrow, but a different version of Scarecrow. He likely speaks in rhymes as a tribute to Tim Sale’s work, as his friend Jeph Loeb who worked on this comic with Jim Lee.)

I don’t want to spoil how this comic ends, but it’s quite the cliffhanger! If you enjoyed the animated movie, the original is worth checking out as well1

Batman: Hush/Batman  #617 || Scanned at 300dpi

if you say “scarecrow” three times while looking in the mirror, jonathan crane appears in your house and smacks you upside the head with a burlap sack

joke Headcanon: Yellow Lantern was never officially a professor.

You look me dead in the eye and tell me this bastard was ever successfully given a teaching job at a university.

the internet has ruined riddles. hows the riddle market supposed to succeed when u can just look up the answer to any old riddle on ur damn phone. have some respect

OP, I fricking love your art work and responses. They're amazing. And in answer to Yellow Lantern Crane, one at a time.

Thank you! I’m sorry this was answered so late. I didn’t think so many people would enjoy this when I started. I hope I’ll be able to catch up and answer more each day. ^.^  -Wolf

They are all love deprived. Yellow Lantern is one of the better at hiding it, most of the time.

Also, Salecrow quoted J.R.R. Tolkien.

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