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There were all sorts of nasty things in comics when they first came out, so in order to keep parents happy, a bunch of rules were put in place to determine what could and couldn't be said and shown in comics.
As time went by the rules became less restrictive, new boundaries were pushed, and comics became a more serious medium for mature readers. The rules still remained, but it didn't stop the deaths of Spider-Man's girlfriend Gwen Stacy and Batman's second sidekick Robin from being killed, both indirectly and directly, by the Green Goblin and the Joker.
Or at least, the story went something like that.
i really like how the Green Goblin turned out in this, I might do some more art of him in the future (along with everything else). This was drawn on the iPad app Sketch Club.
These piece can be bought on t-shirts, both female and male, as well as hoodies AND even on a throw cushion at redbubble.com/people/rabiddog008
All characters belong to rightful owners, drawn in the art style of the comics "The Night Gwen Stacy Died" and "A Death in the Family" by me. A big thank you to all favourites in advance, it's really appreciated.

Description
There were all sorts of nasty things in comics when they first came out, so in order to keep parents happy, a bunch of rules were put in place to determine what could and couldn't be said and shown in comics.
As time went by the rules became less restrictive, new boundaries were pushed, and comics became a more serious medium for mature readers. The rules still remained, but it didn't stop the deaths of Spider-Man's girlfriend Gwen Stacy and Batman's second sidekick Robin from being killed, both indirectly and directly, by the Green Goblin and the Joker.
Or at least, the story went something like that.
i really like how the Green Goblin turned out in this, I might do some more art of him in the future (along with everything else). This was drawn on the iPad app Sketch Club.
These piece can be bought on t-shirts, both female and male, as well as hoodies AND even on a throw cushion at redbubble.com/people/rabiddog008
All characters belong to rightful owners, drawn in the art style of the comics "The Night Gwen Stacy Died" and "A Death in the Family" by me. A big thank you to all favourites in advance, it's really appreciated.